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Cox Communications helps Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

Cox Communications helps Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

Recently Cox Communications presented a check for $2,500 to the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.  This generous donation is to provide help to

Nominate a small business for a Copper Cactus Award

Nominate a small business for a Copper Cactus Award

The Tucson Metro Chamber is accepting nominations for the Copper Cactus Awards, sponsored by Wells Fargo.

The Copper Cactus Awards celebrate the ‘accomplishments and innovation’ of small businesses throughout

El Dia de San Juan Fiesta celebrates its 16th anniversary

El Dia de San Juan Fiesta celebrates its 16th anniversary

The public is invited to attend the annual El Dia de San Juan Fiesta at the Mercado San Agustin, for live music, dancing and good food. 

WHEN:  June 24 from

Community needs, solutions vie for spot in future County bond package

Community needs, solutions vie for spot in future County bond package

The following is a news release about bond issues from Pima County:

When the community was asked to identify priorities to take to voters in a potential November 2014 Pima County bond election, the result was approximately $1.3 billion worth of projects.

A future bond election will have capacity for about half that.

With its work cut out to bring those numbers into

Tucson Parks Foundation celebrates 30 years of giving back

Tucson Parks Foundation celebrates 30 years of giving back

The Tucson Parks Foundation, a local non-profit organization, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

Founded in 1983, the organization was established to help raise funds to support the facilities and programs of the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation Department. Since its inception, the Foundation has donated in excess of $3 million to help fund

St. Philip's 'Ash Mob' to share prayer at the Transit Center

St. Philip's 'Ash Mob' to share prayer at the Transit Center

On Ash Wednesday earlier this year (in February), a group of parishioners from St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church participated in “Ashes to Go,” a new nationwide movement that has clergy and lay people visiting transit stops, street corners, coffee shops, and college campuses to