- Issue of
- May 9-15, 2013
- Vol. 30, No. 12
Cover Story
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Tucson's Restaurant Renaissance
Downtown is bouncing back (one bite at a time)
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom is a bit frustrated with the Arizona Legislature (and people who are bad at math)
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- Currents Feature
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Investigation Maneuvers
ASDB decides to hire an outside investigator to look into complaints, but back in 2008 hiring an investigator just brought up other conflicts
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- Currents Feature
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Riding Shotgun
Competing visions of community needs
- Medical MJ
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Members Only
Tumbleweeds Health Center is a friendly eastside spot for meds, but the hours suck
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Serraglio
How is it that we manage to do everything wrong on the immigration front?
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- Credentials Pending
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Pedersen On Sports
Stephanie Nicholson has had an interesting journey from prep softball star to championship coach
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Guest Commentary
Andy Biggs might be supplying something to the Arizona Legislature, but it's not leadership
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Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican addresses intra-Mexican hatred ... and talking about love and immigration!
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Editor's Note
Downtown Dining
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The Skinny
Funding for Planned Parenthood is the latest wrinkle in the fight over Medicaid expansion at the Capitol … You won’t be minting your own coins in Arizona … Al Melvin’s gubernatorial ambitions have set off a game of GOP musical chairs … and more!
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Media Watch
Saying goodbye to Nixon Low ... and Chuck George admits he suffers from depression.
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Police Dispatch
Does Tucson have...witches? (No, probably not.)
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Mailbag
Reader problems with Sun Tran bus drivers ... and a consideration regarding marijuana prohibition
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T Q&A
Linda Tarason
City Week
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City Week
This week, do something nice for Mother's Day ... spend Saturday evening downtown ... watch a collaboration between dance and music ... and wander through Tucson's gardens!
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- Pick of the Week
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A Search for Community
The Transgender and Genderqueer Poets Symposium, May 9-12, Casa Libre en la Solana
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Villains and More Villains
'Iron Man 3' isn't as good as 'Avengers,' but is still a ton of dark-humored fun
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- Cinema Feature
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Mentors and Machinations
Director François Ozon delivers a tense look at the teacher-student relationship in 'In the House'
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True TV
Odd Jobs
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- Top Ten in Movies
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Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending May 5, 2013
Music
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- Music Feature
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Leaving Lo-Fi Behind
Damien Jurado's coming back to Tucson following an evolution in his sound and previewing his new album
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Soundbites
Get another chance to see Os Mutantes ... We say goodbye to Monster Pussy ... take a look at rising stars in Tucson's music scene ... and more!
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Nine Questions
Johnny Redd
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Live
Father John Misty, Fur Family at Rialto Thatre - Friday, May 3
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Top Ten in Music
KXCI 91.3 FM Community Radio's most-played new releases for the week ending May 6, 2013
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Fast-Paced Comedy
Arizona Onstage's charming 'All in the Timing' zips through six surreal miniplays
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- Review
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Scenes of the Southwest
Three artists capture glimpses of the beauty of the desert (both real and imagined) at Etherton
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- Book Feature
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Bullies at the Border
An investigative reporter looks back at the terror inflicted by the Minutemen
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending May 3, 2013
Chow
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- » Cover Story - Chow Feature
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Tucson's Restaurant Renaissance
Downtown is bouncing back (one bite at a time)
- Chow Feature
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It's Not About the Food
Cookie-cutter concept proves why chains are so boring and why they remain so popular
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Noshing Around
Apple Annie's Orchard Country Store opens not far from the Wilcox Wine Festival ... Tucsonans move against Monsanto ... the summer restaurant down-swing begins anew ... and more!
