The entrenched bureaucrats with the Arizona Interscholastic Association continue to stumble
Remembering Ramona, my recently stolen ancient Honda Civic hatchback
Medical MJ
A new local podcast focuses on all things MMJ
Fix the economy, Arizona Legislature!; Learn something, Terri Proud!; No more ties, adult men!; No more stupidity, Republicans!
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Feature
Meet the Irish immigrant and onetime Tucsonan who blazed trails throughout the west
Currents Feature
A Sierra Vista lawmaker launches an assault on sustainable strategies in Tucson
Currents Feature
Almost five years after the RTA election, a group of activists keeps fighting for election integrity
Currents Feature
An effort to allow guns on college campuses runs into trouble
Republicans in the race to finish Gabby’s term are battling it out this week … Daniel Patterson’s legal problems grow, but so do his ex-girlfriend’s … TUSD school board member Michael Hicks faces a recall effort … and more!
New anchors at KVOA, but where are the Hispanics on local news?; Lee Enterprises, still teetering
Make sure you have the right bed; Misadventures in beer hiding
Pick of the Week
Cyclovia Tucson, Sunday, March 18
The Water Festival; Bagpipes, booze and crawling; Flying by the pound; Tango!
Cinema Feature
In 'Casa de Mi Padre,' Will Ferrell finally seems fully comfortable being Will Ferrell
Cinema Feature
A lame, predictable 'twist' payoff dooms 'Silent House' to mediocrity
The Deer Hunter (Blu-ray); The Last Temptation of Christ (Blu-ray); Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Blu-ray); My Week With Marilyn (Blu-ray)
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending March 11, 2012
Music Feature
Ari Picker takes the folk-pop and chamber music of Lost in the Trees on tour to promote a new album
Of Montreal, cheap; St. Patrick's Day, Zep style; Metalachi comes to town; and more!
Blitzen Trapper, Parson Red Heads, Club Congress, March 12
The 17th Street Guitar and World Music Store's top sales for the week ending March 9, 2012
Review
George Grove and the Kingston Trio stop at the Temple of Music and Art for two shows
Book Feature
The second book in Lydia Millet's trilogy is deft and satirical—with numerous loose ends
by Christine Wald-Hopkins
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending March 9, 2012
Chow Feature
The ability to get breakfast delivered all night is awesome; now, if only breakfast traveled well ...
Dizzy Dame's; Cheesesteaks, Irish style; Elle Wine Bistro has closed; and more.