Vintage leather pencil skirts, rose gold hair barrettes imported from France, and hand-made authentic furniture are neatly displayed in a shop called Avenue Boutique on the east side of Tucson. A few miles southeast of Avenue Boutique, Charlette Padilla teaches Omni- Channel Retailing, a course designed to teach students about the unlimited ways to consume…
In early October, when temperatures drop in the north, thousands of Sandhill Cranes flood to the warmer climate of Southeastern Arizona. Some of the cranes are domestic, traveling from Montana and Alaska; others are more worldly, coming from as far as Eastern Canada and Siberia. “They seek large bodies of standing water near agricultural fields,”…
When people reminisce about the Old West, they think of air thick with the smell of blood, dust rising off the unpaved streets. They see men in black frock coats facing off in a corral, the pop of gunshots. For residents of Tombstone, such imagery is an inescapable part of daily life. “I wanted to…
Canadians stormed Tombstone and the Border Patrol didn’t even flinch. In mid-January, more people were walking down Allen Street, Tombstone’s main drag, wearing Canadian red and white than cowboy hats. The town of approximately 1,800, according to Councilman Armando Villa, is dependent on tourism. To help draw more in, Villa helped create a new event…
Recent changes to the dispatch system in Santa Cruz County has local emergency responders worried that an evacuation may take more time than their patients have. In January, several Southeastern Arizona counties were forced to change their helicopter evacuation process after Tucson Fire Department ceased its longstanding intermediary program. For decades TFD, through a program…
