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Endangered Fish Swim Through The Irrigation Ditches At This Tucson Garden Growing 4,000-Year-Old Arizona Crops
At the foot of a mountain most Tucsonans see every day, people have been growing food for more than 4,000 years. That is longer than most famous ruins have existed, and the farming never really stopped. Today the same patch of ground holds orange trees, fig trees, ancient wheat, and gardens that trace every culture that ever farmed the Tucson basin.
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Rain chances increase but drying out for the weekend
A little twist in the forecast after a beautiful stretch in temps and conditions. A weather system will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms through this evening and early Saturday, mainly from Tucson eastward with greatest chances in Cochise county. Breezy easterly winds are also expected this weekend. Below normal temps...
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Rockin’ 4 Heroes concert Sunday honors first responders, military
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Rockin’ 4 Heroes, a free public concert that pays tribute to first responders, active-duty military, veterans, and Gold Star families, is on Sunday, Nov. 8. Oro Valley couple Michael and Bonnie Quinn started the event after their son, PJ Quinn, died of brain cancer...
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Roman Bravo-Young earns first medal at a World Championships event
Sunnyside High School wrestling legend Roman Bravo-Young earned his first medal at a World Championships event, achieving a silver medal at 57 kilograms (125 pounds) at the Senior World Championships at Astana, Kazakhstan, last weekend. Bravo-Young, a two-time national champion at Penn State after earning four state titles at Sunnyside,...
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Santa Rita Park officials focus on security, resources after reopening
A little more than a month after Santa Rita Park reopened following an $8 million improvement project, residents say the problems that plagued the park for years -- homelessness and public drug use -- have been nearly nonexistent.
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Watch Arizona’s Bryce James sink corner 3 for first college bucket
Aside from Ivan Kharchenkov, Arizona basketball posted an underwhelming offensive effort in Monday’s 84-75 loss versus UCLA . Bryce James had a particularly tough night. Despite starting at guard, the son of all-time NBA great LeBron James only logged six minutes of action. He missed all three of his field goal attempts and finished with one assist […] The post Watch Arizona’s Bryce James sink corner 3 for first college bucket appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Unbeaten Pima women’s soccer claims district championship
The Pima Community College women’s soccer team (17-0-2) is back-to-back Region I, Division II/West District Champions as it took 102 minutes to get the job done. The No. 1 seeded Aztecs defeated No. 3 Phoenix College 2-1 to win their second straight Region Championship and sixth overall under coach Kendra Veliz. The last time the Aztecs were back-to-back Region I champions was in 2014 and 2015.
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“It’s something historic”: New citizen reflects on first U.S. midterm vote in Tucson
Magda Barragan steps out of her truck sporting sunglasses and a yellow envelope at 10 a.m. Monday before Election Day. “This is the first time I’ve done this,” she says, in Spanish, of filling out a mail-in ballot and turning it in at the polls. This is also Magda’s first time voting in a midterm election. She is a recently naturalized American citizen. Her first time ever voting in the U.S. was two years ago — in a presidential election that gave Republicans control of Congress and the executive branch.
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Tucson's Harbottle Brewing Shuts Taproom, Bets Future on Wholesale Beer
Harbottle Brewing Company is closing the doors of its South Tucson taproom, telling customers the move marks its biggest pivot yet as the brewery shifts toward wholesale distribution and contract brewing. The brewery says it will keep brewing beer even as the public-facing space at 3820 S. Palo Verde Road, Suite 102 winds down.
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Tempe, Tucson breweries collaborate on unique beer for the Territorial Cup
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Sue Rigler, proud Arizona State University alum and owner of Hundred Mile...
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New master plan for Tohono Chul will guide garden’s growth
For 41 years, Tohono Chul has served as a garden oasis in northwest Tucson. Just don’t call it a secret garden, not anymore. The nonprofit botanical attraction has unveiled an ambitious master plan aimed at expanding the offerings and access for its more than 100,000 annual visitors. “We're often...
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Outstanding Philanthropist Award - Max McCauslin and John Smith
After reading The Loft Cinema’s letter of nomination for the Outstanding Philanthropist Award, it’s hard to imagine Tucson without Max McCauslin and John Smith and their generous support of the arts and the local nonprofit community. “In addition to being among The Loft’s most passionate supporters, Max and...