- Issue of
- Sep 20-26, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 31
Cover Story
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The District's Dozen
Three incumbents, nine challengers and a whole lot of issues: Welcome to the TUSD school-board race
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom ponders the city Transportation Department, disingenuous talk-show hosts and the refreshing mayor
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- » Cover Story - Feature
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The District's Dozen
Three incumbents, nine challengers and a whole lot of issues: Welcome to the TUSD school-board race
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- Currents Feature
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Bittersweet Home
Seniors face a tough transition into their brand-new apartments
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- Currents Feature
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Dead Heat
In their tight U.S. Senate race, Flake and Carmona spar over the environment, Medicare
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- Currents Feature
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Officers on Oracle
After an increase in serious traffic accidents, the town of Oro Valley cracks down
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- Currents Feature
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Sparks Flying
After nearly being electrocuted, a Metro Water employee is fired—and the risk-management specialist resigns in protest
- Medical MJ
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Breaking Down the Bust
What will the big Shop 420 raids mean to Tucson's legit MMJ community?
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Guest Commentary
The once-great Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has sadly lost its way
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The Skinny
The GOP candidates for the Pima County Board of Supervisors have run up some big debts … Is downtown getting oversaturated with student housing? … and more!
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Media Watch
Smith takes the reigns of LION; Brodesky lands in a car-bike crash; Sanders leaves 'Star' for TEP; and more media news
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Police Dispatch
A "prank" goes bad; trailers get rocked
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Mailbag
A Buddhist teacher comments on Geshe Michael Roach
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Messina
A world champion in skydiving, native Tucsonan Tee Taylor is a true pioneer in the sport
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T Q&A
Betty Bitgood
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Weekly Wide Web
Losing Our 'Innocence'
City Week
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City Week
Watch "Serenity" at the Fox; Shakespeare outdoors; going Greek for the Weekend; a celebration of Chinese culture
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Just Terrible
Sloppy and nonsensical, the new Resident Evil flick is one of the year's worst movies
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- Cinema Feature
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Art and Inspiration
Mark your calendars to go see 'Searching for Sugar Man' on Oct. 5
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Now Showing at Home
Bait (Blu-Ray); Snow White and the Huntsman (Blu-Ray); A Separation (Blu-Ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Sept. 16, 2012
Music
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- Music Feature
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Darlings of Denver
The Lumineers embark on their first headlining tour, with a hit record to their credit
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Soundbites
Take part in the Great Cover-Up; Beach House comes to the Rialto; Suicidal Tendencies at The Rock; and more!
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Nine Questions
Jody Oehler
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Live
DâM FunK, Tortilla Factory, Zackey Force Punk: Club Congress, Wednesday, Sept. 12
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th Street Guitar and World Music store's top sales for the week ending Sept. 14, 2012
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Lessons and Lechery
'How I Learned to Drive' at Arizona Repertory occasionally veers off-course
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- Review
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Celebration of Rhythm
The ever-popular 'Stomp' kicks off Broadway in Tucson's new season
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- Review
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Twisting Old Into New
The young Irish band FullSet brings its new versions of aged tunes to the United States
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- Review
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Stranger in a Strange Land
The UA Poetry Center shows off Beata Wehr's striking artist's books
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- Book Feature
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Cats and the Cook
Julia Child's love of felines is detailed in this book, co-written by Tucsonan Patricia Barey
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books' best-sellers for the week ending Sept. 14, 2012
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Motor Over to Monterey
Monterey Court has brought deliciousyet inexpensive dining to Miracle Mile
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Noshing Around
New offerings from local breweries; sausage, glorious sausage; Tucson's cocktail scene hits the big time
