Traveling museum of everyday objects sells out in Tucson
The Office of Collecting and Design sold out at the Tucson Museum of Art with 347 drawers of small, odd and oddly familiar objects.
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San Pedro River beaver survey enters sixth year
Volunteers can still join the Dec. 12 San Pedro River beaver survey, which helps scientists track a beaver population estimated at 33 to 46 animals.
Madi Kingdon Rishel joins Arizona volleyball Ring of Honor
Former Arizona volleyball standout Madi Kingdon Rishel entered the Ring of Honor Oct. 2 after a pro career that took her around the world.
Tucson’s first Queer Zine Fest draws zinesters statewide
Arizona Queer Archives organized Tucson’s first Queer Zine Fest at The Historic Y Oct. 9-11, with vendors, a workshop and an open mic.
Mini Poderosas forum connects Tucson girls with leaders
A mentor forum at Pima Community College on Oct. 10 connected Tucson girls with leaders in public safety, business and STEM.
Tucson groups turn climate anxiety into action
From youth activists fighting a data center to women who hike together, Tucson groups are tackling climate anxiety with action and community.
Empire High student wins Hughes Vail debit card contest
Empire High School’s Veta Roth beat four other finalists in a community vote of about 600 people to design the new Hughes Vail debit card.
GreenLatinos summit brings climate advocates to Tucson
GreenLatinos will host its national summit in Tucson Nov. 10-13, with sessions on water equity, Oak Flat and borderlands militarization.
New Tucson bookstore Paper Cat Bookshop opens in November
Paper Cat Bookshop opens in November on West Orange Grove Road after owner Kris Luecker spent two years selling used books at Tucson markets.