- Issue of
- Jul 12-18, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 21
Cover Story
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Better Not Blink
A mural and historic district make Clifton worth the drive — and your attention
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom offers free advice to Supreme Court whiners, a Tea Party congressman and others
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- » Cover Story - Feature
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Better Not Blink
A mural and historic district make Clifton worth the drive — and your attention
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- Feature
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Willcox Wine Renaissance
Thanks to a small group of passionate people, Southern Arizona wine is making its mark
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- Feature
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From Boom(town) to Bust
A ghost town's history tracks the ups and downs of Southern Arizona's economy
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- Feature
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The Ghosts of Tumacácori
The relationship between native people and Europeans stretches back three centuries at this Spanish mission
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- Feature
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Drinking It All In
Meet the regulars at St. Elmo's, perhaps the oldest bar in the state
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- Currents Feature
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Demolition by Neglect
Left to decay, historic homes continue to disappear
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- Currents Feature
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Fired Up!
Tucson cabbies question the legality of their independent-contractor status
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- Currents Feature
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Back From the Dead
After bouts with bankruptcy and the housing downturn, a Sahuarita development is roaring back to life
- Medical MJ
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Homegrown Controversy
Not all MMJ patients look forward to the opening of dispensaries
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Guest Commentary
'Bullies begone!' is the battle cry of an octogenarian who's not taking any crap
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Editor's Note
Our Elected Bigots
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The Skinny
Will the state extend health-care coverage to the poorest Arizonans? Don’t bet your life on it … Pima County supervisors raise a lot more money than their challengers … and more!
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Media Watch
Tracking Tucson media tweets
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Police Dispatch
Shooting the mailman; Stealing empty wallets
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Gargulinski
Does our fair town really need another Walmart?
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Weekly Wide Web
Way to Go, 'Star'
City Week
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City Week
Get a pic of your pet; Ken Hill plays tricks on your eyes; Jokes about pineapples; Going back in country music history
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- Pick of the Week
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Pottermania—The Musical Version
Harry and the Potters, Club Congress, July 19
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Just Good Enough
Woody Allen's 'To Rome With Love' has too many subplots, but it still entertains
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- Cinema Feature
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Five to See, Five to Skip
The best—and worst—movies of 2012 so far
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Now Showing at Home
The Hunter (Blu-ray); The Artist (Blu-ray); Being Flynn (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending July 8, 2012
Music
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- Music Feature
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A Man of Many Influences
Stephane Wrembel is famous for his Django Reinhardt-style gypsy tunes, but he traces his guitar licks to Pink Floyd
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Soundbites
A busy Friday the 13th and more!
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Nine Questions
David Williams
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Live
King Tuff, The Resonars, The Electric Blankets, Plush, July 6
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending July 8, 2012
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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The Master as Young Artist
Eugene O'Neill's recently discovered 'Exorcism' foreshadows the themes of his later works
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- Review
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Art Gone Wild
Repurposed thrift-shop knits and giant balloons boost the excitement at downtown's contemporary galleries
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- Book Feature
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Bridging Two Worlds
A Yavapai Indian survives the 1872 Skeleton Cave massacre and is taken in by soldiers who killed his family
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books' best-sellers for the week ending July 6, 2012
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Now That's Italian
The last remnant of the Gavi empire serves up tasty food in humongous portions
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Noshing Around
Dizzy G's reopens downtown; Wine Depot focuses on rieslings; Another downtown dinner option; Aaron DeFeo serves up rum
