Tucson Local Media

08/21/2026

Tucson is a good place to do hard things. It has always been a city that rewards people who dig in, show up and stay curious. That’s not a bad description of what college is supposed to be either. Read Tucson Weekly’s new Back to the College issue at https://digitaledition.tucsonweekly.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=e961c096-f91f-4cf5-a92b-0bb5ecfd55be.

08/20/2026

Tucson Local Media is honored to be a Silver Member of the Oro Valley Chamber. Thank you to the chamber for all that you do to champion businesses and their owners.

06/10/2026

New issue of Lovin’ Life out now!

Beautiful desert landscape and mountain views; meals anyone would be proud to serve; and air redolent of what comes out of the back end of a horse: These are the daily elements of Tanque Verde Ranch GM Terry Hanley’s life! Read our FREE June edition at lovinlife.com.

05/11/2026

A rare wild ocelot roaming southern Arizona now has a name. Read about it in this month’s issue.

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05/06/2026

New issue of Lovin’ Life out now!

Vampires, especially Dracula, have been presented in different ways, from frightening, to comical, to sensual. With the show “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors,” Arizona Theatre Company brings a comedic, gender-bending reimagination of the classic gothic tale to the stage. Full story in this month’s issue of Lovin’ Life!

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04/16/2026

Each year, Tucson Weekly’s Cannabis Bowl shines a spotlight on the standout dispensaries, products and industry leaders shaping the local cannabis scene. From top-tier flower and concentrates to edibles, vapes and customer experience, these winners represent the best of what Tucson has to offer — as voted by the people who know it best. Whether you’re a seasoned consumer or just canna-curious, this year’s results highlight the quality, innovation and community driving Southern Arizona’s ever-evolving cannabis culture. Take a look in our new 420 Issue at tucsonweekly.com!

04/10/2026

Public response to Twilight Sonoran, Ignacio Garcia’s blue, black and white, 1,200-square-foot, eye-level painting of a Sonoran Desert night inside Tohono Chul Park’s Garden Pavilion, has been “beyond imagination positive,” according to Jamie Maslyn Larson, president and CEO of the Oro Valley garden, gallery and bistro. Read about it in this month’s issue.

In other news, Oro Valley’s intended use of reclaimed water to fill a 2.5-acre, former irrigation pond within the Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve would be “a violation” of the conservation easement overlaying the 202-acre parcel, according to a claim filed with the town.

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04/08/2026

New issue of Lovin’ Life out now featuring a travel guide to Mesquite, Nevada, and coverage of Waste Not’s efforts to get surplus food to people in need! Read our FREE digital edition at tucsonlocalmedia.com/lovin_life.

03/18/2026

The votes are in. The people have spoken… It’s the Best of the Northwest! Find out Explorer, Marana News and Foothills News readers’ favorite businesses, organizations and people at https://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=5c669e1d-75c6-41e9-a25a-37d2f196e43c.

03/04/2026

Tucson artist Ignacio Garcia’s striking nighttime desert landscape mural “Twilight Sonoran” is now lighting up the long wall inside Tohono Chul Park’s Garden Pavilion. Read about it in this month’s issue.

In other news, leaders of museums, performance halls and academic institutions are rethinking how art is funded, experienced and justified as an economic and civic asset.

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