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Tucson showcasing rare reptiles of Sonoran Desert
Tucson will always hold a special place in my heart. Maybe it’s because I spent two years of my life there while attending the University of Arizona. Maybe it’s because of the Mexican food. Or maybe it’s because of the ideal climate and desert. Whichever it may be, I take a few trips to the Dirty T throughout the year. It’s always been an escape, a place that makes it feel like it’s 2018 again and I can spend the day driving around and hiking with my friend, Ethan VenJohn, a UofA geoscience graduate who now works with the state of Arizona.
This new boba shop brings giant bunnies and surprise plushie drinks
It’s not every day you see bunnies hanging out in front of the University of Arizona. Or enjoying a Sonoran dog. Or taking a hike in Saguaro National Park. But in the former Miss Dessert building, you can see several bunnies participating in these classic Tucson activities. The best part — you can enjoy an Oreo crème brûlée boba tea while you take in all the cuteness.
Corbett’s First Birthday Bash: Full of Fun and Festivities Over Labor Day Weekend!
Corbett’s is excited to announce their upcoming first anniversary with a spectacular birthday celebration all weekend long (Thursday to Monday). This five-day extravaganza, amidst the current trend of outdoor events and community gatherings, promises to be filled with non-stop fun, entertainment, and activities for everyone in the local communities and beyond.
Proposal to Rename Mansfield Park in Tucson
The Parks and Recreation Department has announced a 45-day public comment period for the proposal to rename Mansfield Park, 2000 N. 4th Ave., “Doris J. Thompson Park,” in honor of Doris Thompson’s significant contributions to the Sugar Hill Neighborhood and the Tucson community. The public is encouraged...
UA exhibit of photos, poetry shows Tohono O’odham transformed by U.S.-Mexico border
Next week marks the close of an ambitious new show at the University of Arizona’s Center for Creative Photography. "So we’re looking out across a desert scene, which if you’re from southern Arizona or are familiar with it, will look very familiar to you," says Julie Swarstad Johnson, an an archivist and outreach librarian at the University of Arizona's Poetry Center, and another co-curator for the exhibition.
Adaptation, innovation are the keys driving Tucson’s restaurant revival
In a small, intimate space on the first floor of the hip VFW Loft apartments in downtown Tucson, Janos Wilder is preparing to celebrate the first anniversary of Studio Janos. Like the place itself, it’ll likely be a low-key occasion. “It’s my retire-ish job,” said the James Beard Award-winning...
New Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) Oro Valley Sells in Sale-Leaseback Investment for $4.4M
TUCSON, AZ (August 23, 2024) -- A new 24/7 veterinary emergency room at 7080 N Oracle Rd, Tucson, that allows pet owners to stay with their dogs, cats, birds, and other beloved animals through all stages of treatment, including surgery and overnight hospitalization has sold as a net-leased sale. The asset sold for $4,367,414 ($691.70 PSF) in a sale-leaseback.
Ballet Tucson Appoints Christine Peters as Executive Director
Ballet Tucson has announced the appointment of Christine Peters as its new executive director. This significant leadership addition marks an exciting new chapter for the company, known for its artistic excellence and deep commitment to the Tucson arts community. Peters brings more than a decade of experience working in arts...
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