• Issue Archive for
  • Sep 9-15, 2010
  • Vol. 27, No. 29

Opinion

  • Danehy

    Hey, Democrats: Don't let Republicans get away with these b.s. talking points
    • by Tom Danehy

  • Messina

    A new organization hopes to protect the legacy and well-being of Tucson's firefighters

  • Guest Commentary

    A group of ordinary people have shown themselves to be giants as they fight the good ol' boys of Marana
    • by Albert Vetere Lannon

  • Mailbag

    Shelton Needs to Take a Stand on SB 1070; The Book Barn Is Open More Often Than Downing Says; Humanists Are as Judgmental as Any Religious Person; Want Safety? Make Fourth Avenue a Pedestrian-Only Zone; If You Want to Carry a Gun, Take a Safety Course

Currents

  • Feature

    • Races to Watch

    Giffords vs. Kelly! Brewer vs. Goddard! McCain vs. Glassman! Election 2010 enters its final act
    • by Jim Nintzel and Hank Stephenson
  • Currents Feature

    • Voting Veracity

    Election-integrity activists continue to put the RTA election under a legal microscope
    • by Mari Herreras
  • Currents Feature

    • Social Insecurity

    A little box on the state's voter-registration form leads to big questions from those concerned with identity theft
    • by Dave Devine
  • Currents Feature

    • Energetic Views

    Some Sonoita residents fight a power line—and lingering suspicions
    • by Tim Vanderpool

  • The Skinny

    Gov. Jan Brewer has her defining moment—and it’s a doozy! … Conservatives for Congress fire at Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords … Military veterans fire at Conservatives for Congress … and more!
    • by Jim Nintzel

  • Media Watch

    KOLD unveils HD studio; Howell gives fitness mag a second shot; Mountain charity event raises $223K
    • by John Schuster

  • T Q&A

    Elizabeth Albert
    • by Mari Herreras

City Week

  • City Week

    A Grassroots Thing; Una Experiencia Española; The Street of Dreams; Bard Under the Stars
    • by Erica Arvizu and Emily Bowen

Cinema

Music

  • Music Feature

    • The Year in Local Music

    The period of time covered in voting for the 2010 Tucson Area Music Awards (TAMMIES) was May 1, 2009, through April 30, 2010. Here's a look back at some significant events during that time span.
    • by Stephen Seigel
  • Music Feature

    • Now 100 Percent Original

    Sergio Mendoza y la Orkesta: TAMMIES voters' overwhelming choice for Band of the Year
    • by Linda Ray
  • Music Feature

    • Deliciously Easy

    Three Tucson music veterans + one outrageous newcomer = Up-and-Coming Artists of the Year
    • by Gene Armstrong
  • Music Feature

    • Working Through Things

    Leila Lopez welcomes listeners in on 'Fault Lines,' the 2010 TAMMIES Best New Release
    • by Annie Holub
  • Music Feature

    • That Vibe

    Alberta Cross jumps across the pond and falls in love with America

Arts

  • Review

    • A First Step

    Winding Road shows tremendous courage as it mounts a production of a brand-new play
    • by Sherilyn Forrester
  • Review

    • A Leisurely Stroll

    Comedy Playhouse's 'Dover Road' is an old-fashioned trip with charms
    • by Nathan Christensen
  • Review

    • Desperate Conditions

    A Tucson nurse practitioner raises money for health care in Haiti with her vivid photos
    • by Margaret Regan

Books

  • Book Feature

    • No Slouches

    The UA Press celebrates its Latina/Latino series with a compelling new compilation
    • by Christine Wald-Hopkins

  • Top Ten in Books

    Antigone Books best-sellers for the week ending Sept. 3, 2010

Chow

  • Noshing Around

    New Peruvian Bistro; The Main Squeeze; Best Tour Ever?; Save-a-Cat Sunday; Tequila Festival
    • by Adam Borowitz

Comics


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