Tucson Indian Center book club sparks healing conversations
The Tucson Indian Center’s new book club, Mindful Pages, provides a community space to explore mental health, healing, and cultural identity through guided discussions.
McKenna Loren Manzo
McKenna Manzo is a journalism major at the University of Arizona interning with Tucson Spotlight.
Dragonfly Festival celebrates revival of Santa Cruz River
The Sonoran Institute’s 7th annual Dragonfly Festival celebrates the ecological revival of the Santa Cruz River, inviting the Tucson community to learn, explore, and connect with the river through tours, talks, crafts, and art installations.
Tucson Indian Center supports families with food drive
The Tucson Indian Center launched its first food drive with the Community Food Bank to support local families and strengthen community ties
Organización esparce positividad con afirmaciones hechas a mano
Una organización sin fines de lucro de Tucson está levantando el ánimo de los miembros de la comunidad vendiendo tarjetas de afirmación hechas a mano combinadas con pulseras. Una parte de las ganancias es destinada a becas.
Tucson nonprofit spreads positivity with handmade affirmations
A Tucson nonprofit is lifting community members' spirits by selling handmade affirmation cards paired with bracelets, with a portion of proceeds supporting scholarships.
Student brings youth voice to TUSD bond committee
Owen Brosanders, a senior at University High School, is the only student on Tucson Unified’s bond oversight committee, advocating for youth voices in decisions on district spending and climate-related initiatives.
Marana art committee OKs mural, faces vacancy
Marana’s Public Art Review Committee is moving forward with a new mural project and seeking a replacement for a recently resigned member.
Sunnyside board approves 2025-26 budget boosting safety, arts
Sunnyside's 2025-26 budget includes increasing funding for school safety, student programs, and the arts while the district prepares for a bond election in the fall.
Votantes de Sunnyside decidirán bono escolar de $120 millones
El Distrito Escolar Unificado de Sunnyside se prepara para una elección de bonos de 2025 que financiaría mejoras de seguridad y renovación de instalaciones, lo que costaría a los propietarios de viviendas aproximadamente $100 por cada $100,000 del valor catastral de la propiedad anualmente.