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Inclusive Representation: Rainbow Rotary Club is sixth LGBT-focused chapter
Founded in 1905, Rotary International is known for its community work worldwide. Rotary clubs, however, have not always reflected the diverse populations that they serve. This is why organizations such as Rainbow Rotary Clubs have emerged. The Rainbow Rotary Club of Tucson became the sixth LGBT-focused Rotary Club worldwide when they established their charter on…
City Week: Week of Nov. 7, 2024
100 Years and Still Rollin’ Concert NOV. 8 Gary Allan will headline the Tucson Rodeo Parade’s kickoff event at the Casino Del Sol’s Ava Amphitheater. The acclaimed country music artist will perform tracks from his catalog that showcase Allan’s distinctive style. Head to the amphitheater for an evening of unforgettable country music to celebrate the…
Weathering the Storm: Gary Allan helps Tucson celebrate its rodeo parade
After his 2013 album “Set You Free” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, Gary Allan should have had it easy. And by all appearances, he would. The album’s first single, “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain),” sold 2 million copies, topped the country charts and earned the admiration of Maya Angelou. “There’s…
Oro Valley Fall Foodie & Art Festival
The Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance in partnership with Tucson Foodie, hosted the first Oro Valley Fall Foodie & Art Festival on Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 at the Oro Valley Marketplace. The event featured arts, food and fall festivities. With more than 125 artisans, 20 food vendors and live music, this event will…
Study: Cannabis use and prenatal impacts
A study published in JAMA Pediatrics found cohesive links between prenatal cannabis use and poor thinking skills, lack of impulse control, issues with planning and paying attention and an increase in aggressive behavior among preschool-aged children. The study, which researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital spearheaded, offers a crucial glimpse into the ways that prenatal consumption…
‘Bigger Than Us’: Couple remembers son by helping others
Bonnie and Michael Quinn started Rockin’ 4 Heroes four years ago, to honor the men and women who helped their son, Michael Patrick Joseph “P.J.” Quinn, in his fight with cancer. P.J. died July 5, 2020, at age 29. Today, Rockin’ 4 Heroes has become “bigger than us, it’s bigger than our son,” Michael Quinn…
No Horsing Around: The Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary hosting gala
USDA surveys show more than 92% of horses headed to slaughter are fit enough to lead a productive life. Karen Pomroy has considerable empathy for horses and is doing her part to save equines that are slipping through the cracks. Pomroy, 62, established Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary in 2004 just south of Green Valley.…
