- Issue of
- Aug 2-8, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 24
Cover Story
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Is This Sugar Ray's Final Round?
Pima County Supervisor Ray Carroll faces Republican challenger Sean Collins
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Another mass shooting leads to more B.S. from the media, politicians and the gun lobby
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- » Cover Story - Feature
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Is This Sugar Ray's Final Round?
Pima County Supervisor Ray Carroll faces Republican challenger Sean Collins
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- Currents Feature
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The Bright Stuff
A new nonprofit wants change at the county—and is willing to spend dollars to see it happen
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- Currents Feature
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Deseg Extension
TUSD's deseg process is delayed as a special master brings the parties together for more negotiations
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- Currents Feature
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Precarious Life
Sustained by effluent, the Santa Cruz River faces an uncertain future
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- Currents Feature
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A Family Affair
A Democrat hoping to replace her deceased husband in the state Senate faces an incumbent who knows that story all too well
- Medical MJ
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Fear and The Man
While the process of opening dispensaries drags, the number of registered MMJ patients lags
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Serraglio
HOPE Inc. offers a lifeline to people who have just been released from jail
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Guest Commentary
If you're underwater on your mortgage, there are programs out there that can help
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Editor's Note
Humans Can Be Awesome
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The Skinny
Board of Supes candidate Ally Miller continues her crusade against the Weekly, and then demonstrates that she doesn’t understand revenue bonds … New endorsements in the supervisor races … and more!
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Media Watch
Mooney goes "RAW"; New sports anchor at KGUN; Music replaces talk for a few days at KWFM
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Police Dispatch
Everybody was dog custody fighting; Grandma caught him red-handed
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Mailbag
The Pima County Public Library stands behind its circulation policy
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Weekly Wide Web
Tape Delay and Twitter
City Week
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City Week
Meeting music teachers; A charter school opens; Stories from El Casino; Bird fest!
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- Pick of the Week
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Putting a Face on Migrant Deaths
Dead in the Desert benefit concert, Sky Bar, August 4th
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
This indie flick with a time-travel theme is one of the most-entertaining films of the year
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- Cinema Feature
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Good Junk
'The Watch' is a half-assed effort, but Stiller, Vaughn and Hill create some chuckles
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Now Showing at Home
Peter Gabriel: Secret World Live (Blu-ray); Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season One (Blu-ray); The Last Days of Disco (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending July 29, 2012
Music
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- Music Feature
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A New Trend?
On her latest album, Macy Gray gives cover songs credibility<
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Soundbites
A recording and production retreat hits town; Seashell Radio returns to town; A benefit for Tyler Dunn; and more!
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Nine Questions
Dennis J. Fesenmyer
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Live
oOoOO, Yus, ... Music Video?, Club Congress, July 27
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending July 29, 2012
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Grateful to Be Back
Actress Kim Lowry returns to the stage after recovering from a traumatic brain injury
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- Review
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What's Your Story?
Participants have 10 minutes to share a part of their lives during monthly storyteller gatherings
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- Book Feature
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It's the Insulin
Canyon Ranch's medical director discusses how diets aren't a one-size-fits-all proposition
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending July 27, 2012
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Crepes Done Right
Both the sweet and savory varieties are outstanding at this Fourth Avenue eatery
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Noshing Around
Wilko's new cocktails; Tea replaces cupcakes; The battle to eat very hot things; Make some mead
