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Tucson Weekly
tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > curr > pathfinder-power-new-platform-simplifies-arizona-esa-spending

Pathfinder Power: New platform simplifies Arizona ESA spending

9+ hour, 13+ min ago   (809+ words) New platform simplifies Arizona ESA spendin As thousands of Arizona families begin a new school year using Empowerment Scholarship Account funds to pay for tuition, curriculum and school supplies, a pair of former microschool leaders hopes a new financial technology…...

Tucson Weekly
tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > curr > a-different-derby-arizona-racers-proved-lawn-mowers-could-do-more-than-cut-grass

A Different Derby: Arizona racers proved lawn mowers could do more than cut grass

9+ hour, 13+ min ago   (1382+ words) Each year, spectators packed the grandstands for Buckeye’s demolition derby. During the intermission, however, the excitement would die down, and fans would wander to the concession stands or head out to the parking lot and leave. Mike Linderman, at the…...

Tucson Weekly
tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > curr > live-more-fully-villa-hermosa-redefines-retirement

Live More Fully: Villa Hermosa redefines retirement

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (252+ words) Villa Hermosa reflects that evolution. Owned and operated by Senior Resource Group (SRG), LLC, a nationally recognized developer and operator of award-winning senior living communities, Villa Hermosa offers independent living and assisted living in an environment designed to help residents…...

Tucson Weekly
tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > curr > racing-against-time-arizona-scrambling-to-offset-colorado-river-cuts-with-ocean-water

Racing Against Time: Arizona scrambling to offset Colorado River cuts with ocean water

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1184+ words) Arizona may soon purchase desalinated Pacific Ocean water to help offset shortages in the Colorado River caused by a decades-long drought. The price tag, however, will likely be very steep unless a long-term deal is struck. A framework signed June…...

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tucsonweekly.com > artsculture > staying-fit-adult-ballet-classes-in-tucson-are-growing-in-popularity

Staying Fit: Adult ballet classes in Tucson are growing in popularity

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (590+ words) Adult ballet classes in Tucson are filling up as more people step into the studio for the first time, not to pursue ballet professionally, but to stay active and explore artistic expression. It’s part of a national trend in recent…...

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tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > curr > under-strain-southern-arizona-faces-new-health-care-squeeze

Under Strain: Southern Arizona faces new health care squeeze

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (1473+ words) From his perch as director of the Arizona Center for Rural Health, Dr. Dan Derksen talks about the health care system the way wildfire crews talk about dry brush. The danger doesn’t arrive all at once, it builds quietly in…...

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tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > cannabis > up-in-smoke-bill-to-repeal-recreational-cannabis-in-arizona-is-no-more

Up in Smoke: Bill to repeal recreational cannabis in Arizona is no more

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (142+ words) As previously reported by the Tucson Weekly, a bill, spearheaded by a conservative platform known as American Encore, sought to repeal recreational cannabis in the State of Arizona. However, as of early May, this initiative has been abandoned. Sean Noble,…...

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tucsonweekly.com > newsopinion > cannabis > high-and-dry-how-much-water-does-arizona-grown-cannabis-use

High and Dry: How much water does Arizona-grown cannabis use?

3+ mon, 6+ day ago   (410+ words) Tucson Weekly Growing weed in Arizona requires an estimate of 1.5 billion gallons per year. On the low end, this number can reach 600 million gallons. As it currently stands, cultivation sites are not legally required to report water usage, along with…...

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tucsonweekly.com > artsculture > arts-feature > gold-standard-find-hidden-treasure-at-gourmet-dinner-and-entertainment

Gold Standard: Find hidden treasure at gourmet dinner and entertainment

3+ mon, 6+ day ago   (704+ words) When Chef Daniel Scordato of Vivace Restaurant named his Downtown building Treasury 1929, he wasn’t kidding. Sitting on the corner of East Congress and Stone Avenue, the magnificent structure will now serve the public as an event space. Treasury 1929 and Scordato…...

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tucsonweekly.com > artsculture > state-of-art-arizona-biennial-opens-at-tucson-museum

State of Art: Arizona Biennial opens at Tucson Museum

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (370+ words) The Tucson Museum of Art will open Arizona Biennial 2026 on May 22, bringing together 31 contemporary artists from across the state for the latest edition of the region’s longest-running statewide juried exhibition. The show runs through September 27 in the James J. and…...