Arizona Spotlight for October 2nd, 2015
Remembering "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" with stars Ellen Burstyn and Diane Ladd; the challenges of being the first in your family to attend college, Chris Dashiell previews the first Tucson Festival of Films.
Arizona Spotlight for September 18, 2015
Comedian Dana Carvey brings his characters to Tucson; local organization offers support and safety to victims of domestic abuse; author Johanna Skibsrud reads from her novel "Quartet for the End of Time".
Arizona Spotlight for September 11, 2015
Changes in leadership at the Tucson Museum of Art, MOCA, and the Tucson Pima Arts Council; actor Chuck Yates plays Truman Capote at the Invisible Theatre; commemorating 9/11 with the music of composer Stephen Paulus.
Arizona Spotlight for August 28, 2015
Visit a barber school in Tucson where students learn from a master of the trade, explore the legacy of Mexican women in journalism; and more...
Arizona Spotlight for August 21, 2015
What does "Mapping Q" say about Tucson's social landscape and LGBTQ youth?; a look back to Tucson in 1776; The Friends of Tucson's Birthplace celebrates the city's 240th birthday; blues legend Stefan George remembered.
The Haunting of the Mexican Border
Artist, filmmaker and author Kathryn Ferguson discusses her book about the changing social and political landscape of the U.S. - Mexico Border.
Arizona Spotlight for August 7, 2015
Author Kathryn Ferguson discusses "The Haunting of the Mexican Border - One Woman's Journey"; Cooperative Extension offers expert help with agriculture and wellness; Chris Dashiell explores the heroic legacy of Zorro.
The State of Art - Arizona Style
Historic Tucson Museum of Art show celebrates range, diversity from Arizona artists.
The Art of Paying Attention: The Rabbit Warren
The first in a series of essays by wildlife illustrator Beth Surdut about the adventures that may be outside your window.
Raising the Flag Again
Police officers hope to see more United States flags throughout Arizona and the country.
Exploring the "True West" with Bob Boze Bell
Learn why research taught him "nothing changes more than the past" regarding legends like Wyatt Earp and Billy the Kid.
Southern Arizona Gender Alliance is growing in Tucson
SAGA works on advocacy, awareness and services.
Tucson High School's Class of 1945 Celebrates 70th Reunion
In their late 80s, former classmates lunch together - perhaps for the last time
Fitness as the Frontline
People with Parkinson's disease find physical and emotional benefits with exercise.
Tucson Author Elizabeth Gunn Interviews 'A Lot of Cops' to Nail Scenes
Festival of Books speaker shares her writing life, features local sites in her mystery stories.
