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Ex-Tucson manager pleads not guilty in DUI case
A former Tucson city manager has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor driving under the influence and extreme DUI related to his September arrest in Oro Valley.
Mom of 4 without car is given one
Monday was a bright day for Dawn Tyau, whose life will be a little easier now that the family has reliable transportation.
CrossFit clients stay on their toes
Jennifer and Kevin Lawrence want you to be physically ready for anything life throws at you, from lifting that carry-on into the overhead bin to pushing your malfunctioning car out of the intersection to lugging a case of water into the house after grocery shopping.
Artist wins first round in Lions poster contest
Anna Pfalzgraf, a seventh-grader at Coronado Elementary School, won a local competition sponsored by the Catalina/Oro Valley Lions Club.
Arizona Technology Council Announces Winners of Governor's Celebration of Innovation Awards
The Arizona Technology Council in partnership with the Arizona Department of Commerce today announced the winners of the 2009 Governor's Celebration of Innovation awards.
Food drive nets 12,500 pounds for nonprofit
Three years ago the 18 Edward Jones financial advisor offices in Oro Valley, Marana and Tucson collected 2,000 pounds of food.
Chopstix opens restaurant in Marana
Chopstix has opened its third location, this one in the bustling Interstate 10-North Cortaro Road corridor of Continental Ranch.
Soap he made for Mom is selling well
Greg Richardson and Tim Reyes make their Desert Oasis soaps in a 1968 Shasta travel trailer.
Christmas tree for nation's Capitol can be seen in Oro Valley
The Christmas tree that will adorn the nationa s Capitol during the holidays rolls into Oro Valley on Friday, the first stop on its journey through Southern Arizona.
Sierra Vista Farmers Market a ' Wilcox Drive and Carmichael Avenue, Sierra Vista.
Services affected by Veterans Day
Commercial garbage and recycling will not be affected and Los Reales Landfill will be open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. a For more information, call Environmental Services at 791-3171 or go to www.tucsonaz.gov/esd County garbage and recycling a For Waste Management customers, Wednesday's garbage and recycling collection will not be affected by the ...
Oro Valley 'wreath expert' shares knowledge
The Oro Valley home of 87-year-old Ruth Hamilton is adorned with the kinds of accent pieces you could easily spend hundreds of dollars on in fashionable interior-design stores.
Council considers raising OV water rates
Oro Valley residents may see a hike in their water bills soon if the Town Council approves an increase in November.
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New luxury apartments coming to N. Phoenix
Part of the main entryway at the new Sage Apartment community in the northern reaches of Phoenix.
Fired Tucson city manager lands Pima County job
Former Tucson City Manager Mike Hein has been hired to head up the countya s Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.
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Town of Oro Valley receives approval to issue Clean Renewable Energy Bonds.
The Town of Oro Valley has received approval to issue $2.6 million in Clean Renewable Energy Bonds , administered by the U.S. Treasury Department's Internal Revenue Service .
Native garden takes root at historic ranch
The first Native American heritage garden planted in June at the historic Steam Pump Ranch in Oro Valley produced corn, squash and beans.
Rare Prairie Dog Blown Away by Hunter Claiming He Thought it was a Coyote
Good news! Black-tailed prairie dogs are back in Arizona . However, a hunter outside of Tucson felt the need to blow one to bits with a high-powered rifle, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department.