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Cochise, AZ · Lifestyle
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This Off-The-Beaten-Path Arizona Brewery Is A Hidden Gem That Will Completely Blow Your Mind
Most people spend their weekends driving to the same places, ordering the same drinks, and wondering why everything feels a little too familiar. Copper Hop Ranch & Microbrewery in Elgin, Arizona is the answer to that problem, and it’s been sitting there quietly this whole time, waiting for you to show up.
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Brick Box Brewery to close after nearly three decades of brewing history in Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - After nearly three decades of brewing history in Tucson, another downtown business is preparing to close its doors. Brick Box Brewery, formerly known as Thunder Canyon Brewery, announced it will permanently close on Nov. 29, ending a chapter for a business that has served as both a brewery and a gathering place for Tucson’s local music community.
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We Ranked The Best Mexican Restaurants In Tucson, Arizona And Here Is Who Made The Cut
A former U.S. president once ate at one of these spots, and the restaurant turned his order into a plate you can still get today. I love that a single lunch became a permanent menu item. That story is only one bite of the picture. Tucson became the first UNESCO...
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This Hole-In-The-Wall Arizona Restaurant Is So Good It Deserves Its Own Reality Show
Forget everything you think you know about judging a restaurant by its exterior, because El Güero Canelo in Tucson, Arizona is about to make you question every assumption you’ve ever had about where great food comes from. This is the kind of place that food television was invented...
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Reid Park Zoo announces death of giraffe Jasiri
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Reid Park Zoo has announced the passing of its 15-year-old reticulated giraffe Jasiri. In a statement Reid Park Zoo says Jasiri’s health had been declining and he was being treated for a number of medical issues. Zoo staff worked with experts back in September to fit Jasiri with special therapeutic shoes to help him get around as walking was painful for him.
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Local Author Book Signing: Carri Karuhn Nov. 14
“A childhood friend asked me what it’s like to lose everything, and my answer was, ‘It’s swift and nonnegotiable,’” remarks writer Carri Karuhn about the experiences that shaped her debut novel. “There’s nothing you can do. It happened. You have to pick yourself up and move forward.”
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6 Día De Los Muertos events happening in Tucson this weekend 🧡
Día De Los Muertos, a traditional Mexican holiday celebrated Nov. 1 and 2, is the time where families remember and honor loved ones who have died. Admire blooms of golden marigolds and bring your own offerings to community ofrendas at these local events dedicated to celebrating the beautiful holiday.
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9 Cool-Season Herbs Arizona Gardeners Still Have Time To Plant Before Winter Sets In
Fall in the low desert is the secret growing season most newcomers miss. While the rest of the country packs away its garden tools, Phoenix and Tucson yards are just waking up from a brutal summer. Planting herbs now gives roots months of mild weather to settle in, and many...
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The Arizona Town Birders Call America’s Hummingbird Capital Is Worth Planning A Weekend Around
Some Arizona towns brag about golf courses or shopping. One town in the far southeast corner of the state brags about a bird small enough to rest on a fingertip. Birders from across the country have long called it the Hummingbird Capital of the United States, and the nickname has real reasons behind it.
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Locals Have Ordered Prime Rib Inside This Old-School Arizona Steakhouse’s Adobe Walls Since The ’60s
Some Tucson dinner traditions are older than the freeways, and one of them still opens its doors at 5 PM almost every night. Back in 1961, a high school junior sat down for prime rib inside a set of thick adobe walls, and more than six decades later, that same diner was still bringing family members to the very same spot.
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Hand-Stretched Tortillas Come Off the Comal Still Puffing at Tucson’s La Estrella Bakery
Some families drive across state lines for a ballgame. Others make the trip to Tucson’s south side for a stack of flour tortillas, and they plan the whole day around it. On this side of town, a plain brown box can empty an office break room faster than any famous donut chain. The bakery behind that box opens at 6 AM, draws lines on busy mornings, and sends people home with tortillas, pan dulce, and pastries that keep them coming back for decades.