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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Vote ‘YES’ on Prop 208: It won’t cost you a penny
By Noor Haghighi The great state of Arizona is notorious for its failure to meet national education standards. As of this year, we sit at […]
Four horror flicks for an indoor Halloween
By Nate Martinez It’s that time of year again: cooler air and pumpkin spice flavored everything signals the coming of fall and all the aesthetics […]
Funerals in the age of COVID
Photo by Ashim D’Silva By Troy Hutchison In the last eight months, the world has gone through drastic changes to keep itself safe during the […]
Column: Serious Thinking
By Kevin Hartung How do you solve societal problems with people who are not seriously thinking them through and coming to rational and workable solutions? […]
Pima to host ‘Virtual Celebration of Life and el Dia de los Muertos’
On Friday, October 30, Pima Community College will be hosting “Virtual Celebration of Life and el Dia de los Muertos: Expressions of Love and Remembrance.” […]
Peanut Butter & Jazz Podcast #1: interview and announcements
The first episode of the Peanut Butter & Jazz Podcast, created by Pima students Max Luevanos and Juan Lizarraga, is out now on Youtube. This […]