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By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
Romero says Tucson will stay the course
Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order banning cities from instituting COVID-19 vaccine mandates on December...
‘It’s Always Been Music’: Michael Gerry finds his home at the Silver Star
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
When Michael Gerry was a toddler, he was transfixed by a phonograph player.
It was a sign of things to come — a...
Drink Local: Arizona Wine Festival celebrates Arizona’s vino
By Allison Brown
The Willcox Wine Country Partnership is traveling north to Downtown Phoenix to celebrate the Grand Canyon State’s vino with the Arizona Wine...
Mayhem and Excitement: Warrant singer says nostalgia leads to success
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
Valley resident and Warrant singer Robert Mason says hometown shows mean one thing: nonstop calls and texts.
“Seriously, it’s cool to see familiar...
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 2
Jazz Matinee: Paul-Eirik Mehus, 3 to 5 p.m., The Nash, 110 E. Roosevelt Street, Suite A, Phoenix, $22-$30,...
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Let the Games Begin: Senior Olympic Festival evolves with the pandemic
By Laura Latzko After a pandemic-fueled break, the Senior Olympic Festival will return this month, giving athletes the chance to show their prowess in a variety of events. The Tucson Parks and Recreation Department’s event is Saturday, January 8, to Saturday, January 29, throughout Tucson. “We want people to show up and feel prideful for […]
Ask the Expert: 4 ways to reduce your risk of having heart problems
By Tucson Medical Center As the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. While not all heart conditions can be prevented, controlling risk factors can go a long way to staying healthy, says Dr. Raj Bose, cardiothoracic surgeon at Tucson Medical Center. Bose specializes in surgical procedures of the heart, […]
Inspired by Nature: Kate Breakey’s Yume exhibit highlights early photographic process
By Laura Latzko Photograms, an early form of photography, were created by placing objects on light-sensitive paper, exposing them to light and creating negative shadows. Modern-day artists like Kate Breakey continue to be inspired by and use this process. Although the Tucson-based artist tends to do more digital photography these days, she has developed an […]