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Patagonia Regional Times
Glimpses Into Our Past: Huachuca District Ranger Olof J. Olson
Olof Jefferson Olson (1896-1998) became the third district ranger for the Huachuca Forest Reserve, succeeding Robert Thompson (See Glimpses, Aug./Sept 2026). Olson’s first assignment in the Forest Service was in 1919 at the Rosemont Station in the Santa Rita Mountains. He served in the Santa Rita, Tumacácori and Rincon districts before moving to the Huachuca district/Canelo Station. He was joined at Canelo by his wife, Blanche (1893-1970) and daughter, Ruth (1917-2003).
tucsonlifestyle.com
100 Years The Newman Center Story
Walk past the corner of Cherry Avenue and 2nd Street on any given evening, and you’ll find the St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center full of students: studying in the library, playing pool downstairs, gathering for Bible study, filing into Mass. It’s a scene that has played out, in one form or another, at one location or another, for a century.
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Tubac Golf Resort & Spa Begins Greens Renovation Project on Anza Nine
Tubac (Ariz.) Golf Resort & Spa is in the midst of a comprehensive greens renovation project on the Anza nine, enhancing playability and aesthetics for golfers. The Anza nine is expected to reopen for public and resort-guest play in January 2027 with the Rancho and Otero nines (18 holes) remaining open for play throughout the fall and winter.
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Tucson Film Festival Brings Four Featured Screenings to Downtown Tucson
Independent film takes center stage in downtown Tucson this October as the Tucson Film Festival returns for its 22nd annual celebration from October 8 through 11 at The Screening Room. The festival opens Thursday evening with a special screening of Test, directed by Sam McConnell. The drama follows an amateur...
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Children’s Museum Tucson Celebrates 40 Years
While wandering through Children’s Museum Tucson on a recent Saturday morning, Benito Gonzalez held his daughter Adriana’s hand. Adriana, 4, wore angel wings on her back as part of her outfit. “She loves the Children’s Museum,” Gonzalez said. “This is our third time coming this year.”...
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Leftover Salmon Announces January 2027 Dates Including Shows With Keller Williams
Leftover Salmon will head to Arizona and Colorado for five newly announced January 2027 shows. Longtime collaborator Keller Williams shares the bill at both Arizona stops. The Arizona dates take place at Tempe’s Marquee Theatre on January 16 and Tucson’s Rialto Theatre on January 17. Leftover Salmon then returns to its home state for concerts at Aspen’s Wheeler Opera House on January 28, Steamboat Springs’ Strings Music Pavilion on January 29 and Beaver Creek’s Vilar Performing Arts Center on January 30.
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Music & Morsels Returns to Fox Tucson Theatre for its Third Annual Fundraising Event
TUCSON, AZ (Oct. 2, 2026) — The Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation invites the community to get their tickets now for the third annual Pairings · Music & Morsels fundraising event taking place Wednesday, October 21 at 6 p.m. inside the historic Fox Tucson Theatre auditorium. Presented in partnership with Tucson City of Gastronomy, this distinctive event brings together Tucson’s celebrated culinary and music communities for an unforgettable evening of creative collaboration.
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Parker Servoss helps lead Catalina Foothills to another victory
Catalina Foothills junior Parker Servoss shot a 3-under-par 33 to finish ahead of his sophomore teammate Octavio Suarez by one stroke at Ventana Canyon on Wednesday. Servos birdied holes 6 and 8 to draw even with Suarez, who recorded an eagle on his fourth hole, a birdie on his fifth and a bogie on his sixth to go 2-under but Servoss collected a birdie on his last hole for the win.
KOLD-TV
Scouting America honors local leaders, actor Bob Odenkirk at Good Scout Awards
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Community leaders, supporters, and a Hollywood star gathered Wednesday, September 30, for the 27th Annual Good Scout Awards Luncheon at the Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites. Hosted by Scouting America’s Catalina Council, the annual fundraising event celebrates individuals and organizations across southern Arizona who embody...
Whiskey Riff
Country Thunder Arizona Rolls Out Another Headliner Teaser… & Fans Think They’ve Got This One
Country Thunder Arizona just dropped another headliner hint… and fans think they’ve got this one figured out. North America’s largest country music festival brand has something exciting in store for Florence, Arizona when Country Thunder comes to town next year. The highly-anticipated festival – which boasts past headliners like Brooks & Dunn, Zach Top, Riley Green and Eric Church, just to name a few – is all set for April 8 through the 11 of 2027. They’ve already announced that […] The post Country Thunder Arizona Rolls Out Another Headliner Teaser… & Fans Think They’ve Got This One first appeared on Whiskey Riff .
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Tucson’s first skyscraper becomes an event space. Here is how the building transformed.
A historic downtown skyscraper that was once Tucson’s tallest building has entered a new chapter as Treasury 1929, an event venue for weddings, private gatherings, music and more. The 10-story Corinthian-style building has stood at Stone Avenue and Congress Street, in the heart of downtown, since 1929, when the...
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True Grit - New Tucson Mural Celebrates Women of the West
Three muralists—Jessica Gonzales, Camila Ibarra, and Pen Macias—commissioned by Rio Nuevo, have unveiled a sweeping new mural in downtown Tucson. Spanning two walls of the Ceres building at the corner of North Courthouse Avenue and West Washington Street, near JoJo’s restaurant, the artwork is titled Women Weaving History. It stands as a vibrant testament to the generations of women who have shaped the cultural, civil, and historical landscape of Southern Arizona. The mural weaves together deep cultural anchors, from Tohono O’odham basket weavers to tamale making grandmother and granddaughter, traditional Zarape textiles and the sacred “Three Sisters”—corn, squash, and beans—cultivated for generations across the region. The artists created this piece with a clear hope: that every woman, mother, grandmother, aunt, and daughter might see a mirror of her own resilience within its frame.
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New exhibit at Tucson’s Mini Time Machine Museum explores why we keep things
A miniature apartment sits inside a black trash bag. Clothes, shopping bags and other belongings spill out of its doorway. In another scene, a tiny U-Haul is hitched to a coffin and a Polly Pocket toy opens to reveal a hoarded house. These are some of the worlds artist Amanda...
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Sahuarita Library Receives 8th Design Award to Date
The Sahuarita Regional Library has received the 2026 Elev8 Design Award, its eighth design award to date. The 17,000 sq. ft. library, located at 670 W. Sahuarita Road, received the award for Grand Citation, New Construction. The library was designed by Line and Space, a Tucson-based design firm that is also overseeing the Downtown Library Building Project.
Patagonia Regional Times
Photo Gallery: Sonoita-Elgin Fire District commemorates 20 years of service
The Sonoita-Elgin Fire District commemorated 20 years of service to the community with a birthday celebration on Monday at the district’s station house in Sonoita. The celebration featured visits from Santa Cruz and Pima County government officials, neighboring fire departments and hospital officials, station tours and displays of equipment and apparatus. And, of course, no birthday party would be complete without cake, snacks for goody bags for attendees.
Tucson Weekly
Celebrating Cinema: Tucson Film Fest director talks anchor films
Tucson Film Festival’s small selection team handled a record number of selections this year. “That was exciting,” said Tucson Film Festival Director and Founder Michael Toubassi. “Post-pandemic, I think filmmakers are finally getting back to getting films done, submitting them, and being able to go back out in the festival circuit.”
KOLD-TV
TUCSON NOW: Tucson Jazz Festival talks star-studded lineup
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Tucson Jazz Festival kicks off early next year, but the tickets are now on sale. Khris Dodge, Executive and Artistic Director of Tucson Jazz Festival, spoke with Devyn Shea on Tucson Now discussing what we can expect, including a first of it’s kind Downtown Jazz Hop.
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TUCSON NOW: Local celebrities don their chef hats in night of competition and comraderie
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Cooking with the Stars is an annual event held at Mr. An’s Restaurant to raise money for Easter Seals Blake Foundation and Aviva Children’s Services. Betsy Bruce joined Devyn Shea on Tucson Now to discuss a night of community support for our most...
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Celebrate the Garden Book at Green Things Oct 25th
Discover Tucson’s New Garden Book and Celebrate with Us Oct. 25. Tucson Lifestyle’s first-ever Garden Book has arrived, celebrating the beauty, creativity and expertise behind Southern Arizona’s gardens and outdoor spaces. Curated by Tucson Lifestyle Home & Garden Editor Debby Larsen, the Garden Book brings together local...