Naco
Naco, AZ · Municipal
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Marana driving home disc golf course
Marana may be home to a brand-new disc golf course as soon as March 2027, bringing a decade-long town undertaking within putting range. “It’s a legacy project for some of the folks at parks and rec,” said public art review committee member Alexandra Chavez at an Oct. 27 meeting regarding the course’s artistic elements.
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Councilmember fears I.C.E. facility could hurt tourism
According to Marana town councilmember Patrick Cavanaugh, the town’s upcoming I.C.E. detention center, owned by Management and Training Corporation (MTC), is inevitable, though he personally believes it is inappropriate for the community. “It’s their property, it’s zoned for that, and, you know, we just can’t do anything about it...
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Union Pacific Urges the Board to Keep a Speech Video Confidential
WASHINGTON — Union Pacific on October 30 asked the Surface Transportation Board for an emergency stay so a recording of chief executive Jim Vena’s speech to the Southwest Association of Rail Shippers would keep its confidential designation while the railroad appeals. On November 2, BNSF Railway asked the board to deny that appeal immediately. The filings are in Finance Docket No. FD 36873, the case in which Union Pacific seeks to control Norfolk Southern.
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Marana Approves New Data Center Restrictions
The Marana Town Council has approved new data center restrictions covering noise during operations and plans for decommissioning after operations end. The new ordinance reduces the maximum nighttime weighted noise levels from 55 decibels to 50 for data centers next to land zoned for mixed-use or residential purposes. Maximum levels were also added for daytime use, which the original ordinance did not address.
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KOLD-TV
Heavy rain leads to multiple water rescues, road closures across southern Arizona
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - This weekend’s downpour has caused multiple water rescues around southern Arizona. As of Monday, November 2nd, road closures due to flooding continue. According to the Town of Marana, the following roads are closed due to flooding from the storms:. - Sandario (Twin Peaks round-about)...
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Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge #2815 Honors Our First Responders
On Sept. 11, Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge #2815 delivered home-cooked meals to all 10 firehouses in the Golder Ranch Fire District. This special project was our way of honoring the dedicated first responders who serve and protect our community every day. It was also an opportunity to remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
tucsonlifestyle.com
Tucson Modernism Week Returns November 3 With Six Days of Architecture, Art and Design
Tucson Modernism Week returns November 3 through 8 for its 15th annual celebration of Southern Arizona's architectural and design history. Presented by the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation, the six day event features exhibitions, lectures, films, architectural tours and opportunities to explore some of Tucson's notable midcentury modern homes. This year's...
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Drop-off locations open for Tuesday’s General Election
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and voters are set to decide on several major races and propositions. You can catch up on all the races by checking out our coverage HERE. While most Pima County residents have already mailed in their ballots, there is...
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“Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” at Tubac Presidio State Historic Park
Join the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park as they feature the “Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” on Saturday, November 14, 2026, 2:00-3:00pm. Jack will share the interesting story of the Spanish frontier’s expansion north up into this area where we live. It will include the fascinating stories of Coronado, Father Kino, Juan Batista de Anza and the establishment of the presidios at Tubac and Tucson; why they were here, how the Spanish dealt with the Apaches, how the Americans acquired this land, why the Southern Arizona border goes up to Yuma instead of straight to the Gulf of California, how Tucson and Arizona got their names, and much more. For more information or to register, go to: tubacpresidio.org/events.