Arts & Entertainment Opinion
Review: Cobra Kai kicks to Netflix
By Dalton Grijalva Cobra Kai is the sequel to the Karate Kid movies set thirty years in the future featuring the original actors, as well […]
Month: November 2020
News
Tucson to host ‘Sonoran Caribbean carnival’
By Nate Martinez The melting pot that is Tucson, Arizona gets a little bit more cultural with its first in person/virtual Caribbean Carnival. The event […]
News
Pima to distribute food to students in need
By Troy Hutchison Pima Community College (PCC) has put together a Student Food Pantry Box in part of its partnership with United Way Day of […]
Features Stomping Grounds
Food Review: Tacos y Hot Dogs El Giro
By Lanissa Patterson It is not always easy to find cuisine cooked with passion and knowledge at an affordable price, but in Tucson there is […]
News
The race for Pima County Assessor: Droubie vs Sabbagh
Photo: Suzanne Droubie (left), Jo Ann Sabbagh (right) By Lanissa Patterson With the election right around the corner, there is a lot of focus on […]
News
The race for Pima County Sheriff
By Mylene Roberts Mark Napier has been Pima County Sheriff for the past four years since defeating Chris Nanos, who was appointed after the previous […]
Opinion
Column: Preaching from the congressional pulpit
By Kevin Hartung A moralistic government is appealing but may not be plausible, unless you can conceive of a government without incongruities. Governments need to […]