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Historian Lydia R. Otero’s “Storied Property” tells the story of María Cordova, who defied eviction during Tucson’s 1960s urban renewal and became a symbol of resilience amid the city’s erased Mexican American past.
For more than 30 years, Shogun on Oracle Road has earned loyal diners with its familiar sushi, family-like atmosphere, and a timeless sense of comfort that never goes out of style.
Cal’s Bakeshiop has opened at the former Winchell’s Donut House location, where owner Caleb “Cal” Orellana is carving out a fresh place in Tucson’s food scene.
A program that helped incarcerated fathers strengthen family bonds through gardening and parenting lessons has been put on hold after federal funding expired.
The 5th Fresh Start Expo helped formerly incarcerated residents clear records, restore rights and access resources for housing, jobs and recovery.
Retired teacher Yvonne Flores reflected on Tucson’s past and her lifelong ties to education during the Murphy-Wilmot Library’s 60th anniversary.
Tucson author and teacher Jon Paul Callahan's debut book explores the lost sense of community and nostalgia tied to Tucson’s once-thriving shopping landmark.
TC Tolbert will lead Pima County Public Library’s Pride Author Talk on Oct. 25, sharing poetry and reflections on art, identity and hope.
The drag show will feature performances, giveaways and music from songwriter Max Martin ahead of the musical’s Tucson debut.
