- Issue of
- Apr 11-17, 2013
- Vol. 30, No. 8
Cover Story
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Depicting Tucson's Soul
Raised in the church, growing up on the baseball diamond, Daniel Martin Diaz creates art large enough for a parking garage and small enough to hear through headphones
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom wants to know how many mass murders it will take for something to change in Washington
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- Currents Feature
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Fee Flight
Membership at Tucson's Parks and Recreation centers takes a dive
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- Currents Feature
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Respond to Hate
An alleged hate crime takes place outside IBT's, and the LGBT community comes together to talk
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- Currents Feature
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Under the Gun
The push for a universal background check continues as the U.S. Senate gets back to work
- Medical MJ
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Off the Radar
Mr. Smith covers some of the reasons getting a medical marijuana card might not be a good idea
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Serraglio
Maybe it's OK to drive around a few potholes if the city can help some parents and kids
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- Credentials Pending
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Pedersen On Sports
This will be the Tucson Padres' last season in Tucson, but not for a lack of effort
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Guest Commentary
The interest of some Arizona politicians in Bisbee's civil union law is peculiar
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Ask a Mexican!
The uses for the Mexican's book; and helping a young mexicana make sense of love and family.
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Editor's Note
Go See a Concert This Month
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The Skinny
Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik discusses “bullshit” allegations that he peed on a wall … Gov. Jan Brewer continues her push for Medicaid expansion … You may soon be able to mint your own coins in Arizona …and more!
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Media Watch
AZPM makes a new hire; Tim Richards moves to country; and KVOI changes its lineup.
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Police Dispatch
A drunken, uh, "car wash" gone wrong; and syrup-flavored hate!
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Mailbag
An open letter from Katie Bolger, and a correction.
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T Q&A
John Lewis
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Weekly Wide Web
Insane in the Brain
City Week
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- Pick of the Week
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Artists at Work
The Tucson Artists' Open Studios: Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Better but Worse
Yes, the 'Evil Dead' reboot looks better, but it still doesn't match up to the originals
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- Cinema Feature
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The Rippling Glass of Water Returns
Ahead of the fourth film in the series, the original 'Jurassic Park' returns in 3D
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True TV
Politics As Unusual
- Top Ten in Movies
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Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending April 7, 2013
Music
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- Music Feature
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Out of L.A.
For their second album, Local Natives needed a change of scenery
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- Music Feature
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Back With a Beat
An interview with Tegan Quin of Tegan and Sara ahead of their sold out show at the Rialto
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Soundbites
Tucson says goodbye to Jesus Acedo; Sacred Machine Museum celebrates its third anniversary with the Beyond the Sacred Music and Arts Festival; and so, so much more!
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Nine Questions
Drew Record
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Live
Widowspeak, Colleen Green, Otherly Love, Burning Palms at Topaz Tundra, Friday, April 5
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' (Oracle) top sales for the week ending April 7, 2013
Arts & Culture
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- » Cover Story - Arts: Feature
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Depicting Tucson's Soul
Raised in the church, growing up on the baseball diamond, Daniel Martin Diaz creates art large enough for a parking garage and small enough to hear through headphones
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- Review
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The Power of Music
The Tony-award winning musical 'FELA!' brings the life of an Afrobeat superstar to the stage
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- Review
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Casts Old and Young
Actors charm in 'Almost, Maine' at Beowulf, and warm the heart in LTW's 'Cemetery Club'
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- Book Feature
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Water Worries
Through interviews and essays, a father/daughter team looks at the nature of our heat island existence
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending April 5, 2013
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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This 'Little Thing' or That
Chef/owner Suzana Davila's signature restaurant continues to attract crowds despite a few bumps in the road
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Noshing Around
The Tasteful Kitchen remodels; Saguaro Corners opens; La Madrina closes; and Slow Food Southern Arizona prepares for a locally-focused tasting.
