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11 Best: All-You-Can-Eat Buffets in Arizona
Lin’s Grand Buffet in Tucson, AZ is a favorite among locals looking for delicious Asian cuisine. With a wide variety of options, such as chow mein, rice noodles, and broccoli beef, Lin’s ensures something for everyone. However, what truly sets them apart is their unique selection of non-Asian dishes. In addition to its mouthwatering Asian offerings, Lin’s serves up delectable pizza, hot wings, and enchiladas, making it a perfect spot for those with diverse tastes. 1068 E Tucson Marketplace Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85713.
AZ Game and Fish seeks information about mule deer buck found dead in Sonoita
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Arizona Game and Fish Department in Tucson is asking the public for information about the wounding of a mule deer buck found Aug. 27 south of State Route 82 in Sonoita. Officials said the buck died there after being wounded by an arrow, which...
This Arizona church is more than 200 years old. Here's why it's worth the road trip
San Xavier del Bac Mission is one of Arizona's oldest churches and the oldest intact European structure in the state. While it attracts thousands of visitors each year, San Xavier Del Bac Mission is the perfect day trip destination for both Tucson and Valley-area residents. The mission is an active Catholic church. In addition...
21 Facts About Reid Park Zoo
Reid Park Zoo is a hidden gem in Tucson, Arizona, offering a unique experience for animal lovers. Ever wondered what makes this zoo special? Here are 21 facts that will surprise and delight you. From its humble beginnings in 1965 with just a handful of animals, it has grown into a 24-acre haven housing over 500 animals from around the globe. The zoo is divided into four distinct zones: South America, Asia, Africa, and Adaptation Zone. Each area showcases the diverse habitats and species found in those regions. Ready to learn more? Let's dive into the wild world of Reid Park Zoo!
Mountain Mike's Pizza opens 2nd restaurant in Tucson, Arizona
Mountain Mike's Pizza has opened its second location in Tucson, Arizona, marking the brand's fifth location in the state, according to a press release. The restaurant is under the helm of Tucson residents Diego Cueva, Oscar Cueva, Greg Peck and Chad Peck, who plan to grow the brand's presence aggressively across The Grand Canyon State.
TUS Welcomes New Nonstop Service to Sacramento
Southwest Airlines is launching new nonstop service between Tucson International Airport (TUS) and Sacramento International Airport (SMF). Flights begin on Saturday, Mar. 8, 2025, and will operate during the weekends. Tucson Airport Authority President and CEO Danette Bewley said, “The TAA continues to work to attract new air service to...
We're hosting a bookish happy hour with author meet-and-greets and a scavenger hunt 📚
The annual Tucson Festival of Books isn't for another six months, but we're dying to celebrate our love of reading. To close out our Summer Reading Challenge with Why I Love Where I Live, we're hosting an informal bookish happy hour complete with author meet-and-greets and a book scavenger hunt. Join us 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 at the MSA Annex, 267 S. Avenida del Convento.
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Helps Students Go Back to School in Style
Twice a year, in the fall and spring, SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) provides school wardrobes and school supplies to children living in towns along the Copper Corridor, from Catalina north to Miami and San Carlos. Kids’ Closet serves children from pre-school through eighth grade, while Teen Closet assists students in ninth through twelfth grade. By offering new clothing and shoes, both programs help to raise kids’ self-esteem while reducing the strain on their families’ already limited budgets.
‘Birds of North America’: Invisible Theatre opens its 53rd season
Director Gretchen Wirges knew she had the stars for the season-opening production when — right after meeting — they started talking about going bird watching to get to know each other better. While that may seem like an odd choice, birding is the heart of Anna Ouyang Moench’s...
It’s Too Darn Hot!
It may be hot outside but it is more than “cool” at our local jazz club, The Century Room in downtown’s Hotel Congress! The Mysterious Babies’ lead Guy Senese (cnt/sax) just returned from a trip to Turkey and related a story about the “town square’ in Ankara. He came across a Turkish bagpiper and with his trusty soprano sax by his side, Guy and the bagpiper went into a traditional “Canal Street Blues” in the middle of the square! What an experience that must have been for both of them! The evening we were there had Ron Hinkle (bj), Marco Rosano (bass sax/p), Sly Slipetsky (p/tuba), Chris Constantine (dr) and Kevin Ravelette (reeds) rounding out the Babies’ ensemble.
University of Arizona Gardening Instructor Wanted!
The University of Arizona Graham County Cooperative Extension is seeking a dedicated Part-Time Gardening Instructor to support and educate local families in a new garden located at the Safford Agriculture Center. Help our community enhance food security through hands-on gardening education! The selected candidate will teach and assist in developing family-style garden plots and educate participants using a comprehensive gardening curriculum, covering topics such as fertilization, seed transplanting, and effective watering techniques. Position requirements are a high school diploma or equivalent; a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience or an equivalent combination of experience, training, and education; and a valid Arizona Driver’s License in compliance with the University’s Fleet Safety Policy. University of Arizona benefits include health coverage, retirement plans, and more! For full details and to apply, visit https://talent.arizona.edu. Select “Future U Arizona Employee” from the dropdown menu and search for posting number req20353. Review starts on 9/9/24. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Vets/Disabled.
Popular Wildcats bar now open in Phoenix
Dirtbag’s, a popular UofA bar and grill in Tucson, now has a Phoenix location that just opened. “This one’s more targeted to UofA alumni, their families. They’re probably not going to be here until 2 all night doing shots until the end of the day and feeling bad the next day,” said owner Scott Hibler.
How the design of places where we live and work affects our physical and mental well-being
The ENR2 building on the campus of the University of Arizona is home to UA geographers, environmental scientists, mathematicians, and others. How the design of places where we live and work affects our physical and mental well-being. This episode is supported by the The Research Corporation for Science Advancement. Episode...
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