Tucson poet Britt Warner turns everyday moments into art
Tucson poet Britt Warner writes spontaneous poems for strangers at pop-up stands, drawing inspiration from the city ahead of her new collection "In Tucson," out Oct. 10.
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Tucson Spotlight turns 2 with 70-plus journalists trained
Tucson Spotlight marks two years of bilingual local news and journalism training with a month of events and a fundraising drive.
Tucson's only Puerto Rican restaurant blends old and new
Batey Puerto Rican Gastronomy, Tucson's only Puerto Rican restaurant, blends chef Carlos Garcia's family recipes with modern technique and local ingredients.
Tucson forum tackles HIV and Hep C funding cuts
The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation held its first public forum on funding cuts to HIV and Hepatitis C services, with panels on LGBTQ+ needs, HIV care and advocacy.
Tucson students reimagine Peter Pan in original PCC play
Pima Community College's student-written prequel "Neverland: The Lost Shadows" shifts the focus from Peter Pan to Tiger Lily and her tribe, running Oct. 1 through 4.
Vail students' art could land on new Hughes debit card
Vail-area students could see their artwork featured on a Hughes Federal Credit Union debit card, with community voting on five finalist designs Saturday.
Tucson couple blends barbershop, art and coffee downtown
A Tucson couple has turned one downtown space into three businesses, a barbershop, art gallery and coffee cart, built around family and community.
Tucson teen food fellowship applications close soon
Southern Arizona youth have just a few days left to apply for the Community Food Bank's Sowing Remedies Youth Fellowship, which teaches students about food equity and policy.
Long-awaited South Tucson cafe honors family, history and community
Luna Y Sol Cafe, a new South Tucson coffee shop named after the owners' daughters, blends family history, community green space and ethically sourced coffee.