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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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HSL Purchases 180-Unit Tucson Rental Community
HSL Properties paid $31.85 million for the Luma Apartments, a 180-unit project at 2600 W. Ina in Tucson, according to Real Estate Daily News. The sale comes out to just over $175,000 per unit. The seller was Village at The Foothills Owner LLC, of Beverly Hills, California, which can be traced to MC Residential in Scottsdale.
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One Titan II silo survived the Cold War teardown, and it’s sitting near Tucson, Arizona
One silo survived. Out of 54 Titan II launch sites that once stood ready across the country, 53 were torn down after the program ended. The one near Sahuarita, Arizona, is still there, and you can walk into it. You’ll go 35 feet underground, sit at a real launch console,...
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Casita-Style Rental Homes Planned at Arizona Inn in Tucson
Having purchased the historic Arizona Inn on East Elm Street in Tucson last year, the new ownership group is looking to expand the property’s offerings with a new development made up of rental homes. The plan calls for three single-family casitas and 25 townhome-style casitas. The townhomes will be...
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Tucson voters to decide whether to renew Tucson Electric Power franchise agreement
On a cloudy Saturday afternoon, in the quiet Victorian neighborhood of Armory Park outside of downtown Tucson, a group of organizers went door-to-door to encourage local voters to oppose Proposition 421 this November. If passed, the ballot initiative would renew a franchise agreement between the city and Tucson Electric Power...
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From the Desk of Amanda Wiggins, President/CEO
Guided by our Advocacy Policy and with input from our Board of Directors, we carefully consider issues that impact our businesses, families, and the future of Marana. We recognize that our members and community may have different perspectives on these issues. Our goal is not to speak for every individual or tell anyone how to vote, but to offer the perspective of a connected business community as voters make their own informed decisions.
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This Arizona Scrapbook Shop Makes Traveling Paper Crafters Wish They Lived Nearby
A whole room devoted to Tim Holtz supplies. That detail alone can make a paper crafter grab the car keys. It sits inside one cheerful Arizona craft shop that started out serving crafters online. The paper is the real headliner here. Shelves hold thick, double-sided sheets, piles of stickers, stacks...
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How to build a Día de los Muertos ofrenda with help from Tucson businesses
With Día de los Muertos just around the corner, colorful ofrendas are beginning to pop up in homes, businesses and community spaces across Tucson. Decorated with marigolds, candles, photographs and offerings of food, these altars are an important part of the traditional Mexican holiday, celebrated Nov. 1 and 2, when families remember and honor loved ones who have died.
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Phoenix, Tucson housing markets shift toward buyers
Arizona homebuyers are gaining negotiating power as the housing market continues to shift, but rising mortgage rates are making it harder to afford a home, according to a new report from Realtor.com. Both the Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas are classified as balanced markets moving toward buyers in the latest...