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Rare photos from May Pang offer a new look at John Lennon
For more than 50 years, May Pang has answered questions about her time with John Lennon. At her upcoming Tucson exhibition, however, she hopes the photographs will do the talking. “The Lost Weekend: The Photography of May Pang” — a collection of candid images of her and Lennon — will...
KOLD-TV
Tucson Now: A sneak peak at Tucson’s downtown spectacular!
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - DUSK Music Festival’s cofounder Page Repp joined Tucson Now’s Makayla Goos at the desk to preview the upcoming November 13-14 festival taking over downtown Tucson!. The returning event makes it a priority to highlight the community attending adding in their release “In support...
Seattle ON Tap
Arizona's Epic Recruiting Weekend Is Here: The Talent From Spanaway To Scottsdale Is Rolling In
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Arizona just pulled off a dramatic win last Friday, and now they are right back home Saturday night to face No. 2 Utah. But let’s be real, the game […]
allsportstucson.com
Sunnyside winter sports entering season with new 6A region of primarily Phoenix-area schools
Salpointe’s football program is the only 6A team in Southern Arizona, so the Lancers generally have to play half of their schedule up the I-10 in the Phoenix area. Now, the winter sports teams of boys and girls soccer and boys and girls basketball at Sunnyside, Tucson and Marana will have to do the same for at least the next two years during the AIA’s present two-year scheduling block.
KOLD-TV
Study warns extreme drought could threaten cacti, including saguaros
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A new study led by researchers at the University of Arizona and the University of South Florida warns that some cactus species could become critically endangered if extreme drought continues. The research says future generations could see far fewer cacti across the Southwest than there are...
KOLD-TV
Tucson nonprofits seek donations for annual Thanksgiving meals
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Two Tucson nonprofits are asking the community for turkeys, pies and other Thanksgiving staples to help serve their annual holiday meals. Gospel Rescue Mission says it needs more than 300 turkeys for its Thanksgiving feast, which will also include family-friendly activities. The organization is accepting traditional Thanksgiving food, clothing and monetary donations.
Tucson Weekly
Season of Giving: Holiday toy help open to Tucson families
The Salvation Army in Tucson is accepting applications for its Christmas Angel Program, which provides donated toys to children in local families struggling to afford gifts this holiday season. Applications opened Oct. 8 at saangeltree.org. Families enter their ZIP code and follow the registration instructions. No invitation code is required.
everafterinthewoods.com
This Little Arizona Cafe Serves Rare Ethiopian Dishes On One Shared Platter, No Forks Needed
Ethiopian Jewish cuisine shows up on a menu in a brick-walled little cafe, right beside gluten-free injera. That combination alone made me stop scrolling. It’s not something you stumble across every day in Arizona. The meals arrive on one big shared platter. Spongy injera lines the bottom, and colorful...
Ball Exclusives
Adan Diggs Announces Commitment Monday in Men’s Basketball Early Signing Window
Five-star shooting guard Adan Diggs — ranked No. 10 nationally — announces Monday; Arizona is the favorite over Arkansas, Kentucky and USC. The post Adan Diggs Announces Commitment Monday in Men’s Basketball Early Signing Window appeared first on Ball Exclusives .
DRONELIFE
Zipline Proposes Up to 130,000 Daily Drone Deliveries in Arizona, With 24-Hour Operations
FAA environmental review outlines plans for large-scale drone delivery networks in Phoenix and Tucson, with public comments open through December. Drone delivery company Zipline is seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for operations that could support up to 130,000 package deliveries per day across two Arizona metropolitan areas. The proposal would allow deliveries 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.
Travel Pug
29 Dry-Climate Towns Retirees Pick for Easier Winters
Shoveling a driveway at 70 loses its charm quickly. Every year, a steady stream of retirees trades gray skies and icy sidewalks for places where January looks more like an extended spring. The common thread is dry air, abundant sun, and winters that often bring less snow and ice than colder regions, though temperatures vary ... Read more
KOLD-TV
ROAD SHOW: Cynosport Dog Agility World Games lands in Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Competitors from around the world are in Tucson to compete at the Cynosport Dog Agility World Games inside the North Stadium at Kino Sports Complex. The event, hosted by the United States Dog Agility Association, runs through Sunday and is free to attend. A schedule of events is available HERE.
Seattle ON Tap
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No. 6 Salpointe’s season ends with 5A quarterfinal loss at No. 3 Chaparral
SCOTTSDALE — The 2026 season has officially come to a close for the Salpointe Catholic volleyball team, as the No. 6 Lancers fell on the road Tuesday night to No. 3 Chaparral 3-2 in a 5A quarterfinal battle until the finish. It was a resilient effort by the Lancers, who nearly pulled off a reverse sweep of the Firebirds.
realestatedaily-news.com
Larsen Baker Names Sam Sufi Director of Leasing and Sales, Announces New Leasing Team
TUCSON, AZ (November 12, 2026) — Larsen Baker today announced its new leasing team, led by Sam Sufi as Director of Leasing and Sales. Michelle Ward, a longtime property manager of numerous Larsen Baker & 3rd Party assets, joins the leasing team as Dealmaker. Together, they will work on leasing and sales across the firm's retail, office, and industrial properties in Southern Arizona, as well as expanding the portfolio with new acquisitions.
Arizona Luminaria
Air Force seeks public input on groundwater cleanup near Tucson airport
Community members have until Nov. 20 to weigh in on a proposed multimillion-dollar cleanup of groundwater contaminated with PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals,” at Air Force Plant 44 near Tucson International Airport.