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Stories from Southeastern Arizona, by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism

Author: Ethan McSweeney

‘Gunslinger’ wants to launch a Tombstone podcast

All StoriesEthan McSweeney03/31/20161

Lincoln Leavere saunters through a saloon off Allen Street and takes a seat outside. The Tombstone “gunslinger” leans in to explain his plan: He wants to bring the Wild West into the age of podcasts. Leavere, an actor at Old Tombstone Western Town, along with a few other partners, hopes to launch Tombstone Radio later…

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With AZ farmers aging fast, who will take over the farm?

All StoriesEthan McSweeney03/03/20160

Arizona’s farmers are getting older — a lot older. The average age of a principal farm operator in the state is 61.1 years old, according to the 2012 Census of Agriculture from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. That age has risen steadily over the past three decades from 50.5 in 1982. Farmers, officials and students…

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Wineries lobby to loosen regulations as business booms

All StoriesEthan McSweeney02/11/20160

SONOITA — Todd and Kelly Bostock are busy at work among empty boxes and wood barrels of wine. The two owners of Dos Cabezas WineWorks are bottling caseloads of wine in a small warehouse off Highway 82, where last year they produced more than 16,000 gallons of their products. A short drive away, dotted across…

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