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  • Country Club Vistas I Residents vs. Assisted Living Proposal

    Country Club Vistas I Residents vs. Assisted Living Proposal

    The community of about 50 residents from Country Club Vistas I vehemently opposes the establishment of an assisted living home in their neighborhood. Despite a meeting to address concerns with the home’s owner, Julian Meier, and his business partner, Kris Bhatka, the residents remain resolute in their opposition. Community’s Concerns and Opposition Residents expressed strong…

  • Copper Hills Little League: Mandatory Minors & Majors Evaluations

    Copper Hills Little League: Mandatory Minors & Majors Evaluations

    Over the past weekend, the Sahuarita High School Mustang wrestling team showcased their prowess at the Conflict at Cleveland Invitational in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. This event saw the participation of over 50 teams hailing from Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. Impressive Results and Victories Despite stiff competition, the Sahuarita High School boys’ team…

  • Arizona Travelers Embrace Local Participation in Community Activities

    Arizona Travelers Embrace Local Participation in Community Activities

    Exploring a town or city goes beyond being a mere visitor; it means actively participating in its local activities, embodying its culture, and becoming part of its vibrant tapestry. A commitment to this philosophy emerged from a missed opportunity in Marion, Ohio, in 2008, during a visit to the town known for its Popcorn Festival,…

  • Arizona Residents Dive into Local Culture, Festivals Enthusiasts

    Arizona Residents Dive into Local Culture, Festivals Enthusiasts

    On September 4, 2008, during an exploration of Marion, Ohio, we delved into the town’s history, engaging with locals, visiting landmarks, and savoring the local atmosphere. Although we missed the renowned Popcorn Parade due to our departure, we discovered Marion’s claim as one of the “Popcorn Capitals of the World.” This experience sparked a commitment:…

  • Green Valley Volunteer Decline Spurs Innovative Engagement Solutions

    Green Valley Volunteer Decline Spurs Innovative Engagement Solutions

    In recent years, volunteerism across the United States has experienced a steady decline, posing challenges for numerous organizations reliant on volunteer support. Despite a slight resurgence in Green Valley and Sahuarita, local groups are grappling with sustaining volunteer numbers in the aftermath of the pandemic. National Volunteer Decline Based on U.S. Census data, formal volunteer…

  • Sahuarita High School Appoints Jake Allen as Head Coach

    Sahuarita High School Appoints Jake Allen as Head Coach

    Sahuarita Unified School District made a recent announcement regarding the appointment of Jake Allen as the new head football coach at Sahuarita High School. Allen previously served as the head football coach at Pueblo High School but resigned from that position after the 2023 season. During his tenure at Pueblo, the team’s performance reflected a…

  • Green Valley Tax Assistance: VITA and AARP Sites Details

    Green Valley Tax Assistance: VITA and AARP Sites Details

    Residents in the Green Valley area can avail themselves of IRS-certified volunteers for income tax preparation and e-filing services. These programs, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and AARP Tax-Aide, operate across four locations in the area, each with its specific operations. VITA Program Sites The VITA program runs at three locations: GVR East Center, St.…

  • Roadrunner Coffee Co. Leads Downtown Tucson Expansion

    Roadrunner Coffee Co. Leads Downtown Tucson Expansion

    In 2023, the non-profit Downtown Tucson Partnership revealed a notable increase in business openings, with 33 new establishments surpassing the previous years’ figures. However, this surge was accompanied by the closure of nine businesses during the same period, indicating a mixed trend in the city’s business landscape. Looking ahead to 2024, the downtown area is…

  • Pima County’s Asylum Seeker Support: Funding Shift

    Pima County’s Asylum Seeker Support: Funding Shift

    Pima County faces imminent challenges in aiding and accommodating asylum seekers due to a recent alteration in federal funding allocation. The shift from FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter Program to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) Sheltering Services Program, which commenced on January 1, has significantly reduced resources available for sheltering and medical screening…