News/Announcements Archive

The International School of Tucson (“IST”) is delighted to announce its French Play Groups for Semester I, 2009/2010.

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The International School of Tucson is considering hosting workshops and other events for gifted children and/or the parents of gifted children this ...more details

Sixth Avenue Tutorials is delighted to announce Russian-language immersion-workshops for children :

 Session One

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French, German, Russian and Spanish Summer Programmes for children 3 - 9 at the Internaitonal School of Tucson. PM activities include Chess, Dance, ...more details

Are you hosting a community health fair or outreach event? Health and wellness screenings are an excellent way to promote a variety of health, disease, ...more details

Join Monarch Health Promotions for "The Gift of Good Health" Monday, December 1oth 5:30-6:15 PM Bookman's 1930 E. Grant Rd./Campbell Learn easy ...more details

2nd Annual Vanguard Classic Golf Tournament will be held at Sun City Vistoso Golf Course on September 15, 2007 at 1:00pm. Proceeds from this years event will ...more details

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At extinction's door four decades ago, the American bald eagle is on the verge of completing a comeback for the ages.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...more details

The International School of Tucson is delighted to announce the 2007/2008 Patricia Henryk Music Scholarship. This annual Scholarship is open to students ...more details

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We are mothers who now have, or have had, children serving in the military. We are a non-profit (501[c]3) service organization supporting each other and our ...more details

Young and Sons Contracting will install a sewer main along the southbound lane of Sandario Road between Grier and Barnett roads, as well as overlay the road ...more details

Students may enjoy an occasional classroom distraction, but when the purpose is to prepare them for success in a frenzied global economy, grown-ups are ...more details

Janice Petty recycles, buys and grows organic food and votes in every election. But these actions only can create small changes in society, she says.

To ...more details

Tetanus shots will continue to sting and newborns will keep wailing at Northwest-area hospitals, despite the Feb. 5 announcement of their parent ...more details

Dare/YMCA cheer will be offering it's second Intermediate Cheer session beginning Monday, January 29, 2007. This is an 8 week session for ages 9-12 (age as of ...more details

Elizabeth White's first encounter with peanuts — a nibble of a peanut butter cracker when she was 14 months old — left her gasping for breath. Within minutes, ...more details

They're right at the Public Library.

Learn how and where to search for college scholarships at a free workshop from at the Oro Valley Public Library, ...more details

The Oro Valley Town Council wants more information on Internet filtering --specifically whetherthe Oro Valley Public Library should filter all Internet access ...more details

The homes of Shadow Roc, located in the hills just north of Ina Road and east of Oracle Road, is surrounded by heavy brush and vegetation. The area is prone ...more details

That's exactly what Bonnie Quinn, Oro Valley resident, is doing -- baking one biscotti at a time in the battleground she calls kitchen-- in hopes to make the ...more details

Nordine Zouareg, former Mr. Universe and Mr. World, wants to prevent another New Year's resolution from going down the drain.

People are stressed, ...more details

The number 45 has always been a special one for popular Nanini Branch Library storyteller "Mr. Eddie."

When he was in kindergarten, he rode school bus No. 45, ...more details

SpringHill Suites by Marriott has announced plans to build a new hotel in Oro Valley, catering to leisure, business and "lifestyle" travelers.

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Watching the east, west and north ends of downtown see new investments, Roy and Annie Laos want businesses to set up shop at Five Points, too.

That's the ...more details

Meth use in Tucson has a new foe. The Boys and Girls Club here has joined the organization's national effort called MethSmart.

Samantha Bossert, 17, is a ...more details

An Air Force B-1B bomber will do a flyover of University of Phoenix stadium just before the start of today's national championship game between Florida and Ohio ...more details

If volunteerism is on your list of New Year's resolutions, Clare and Frank Grochocki can help make that resolution a reality.

"Our philosophy is that we live ...more details

Artists and performers return to entertain and educate at the 2007 Family Arts Festival.

Now in its 7th year, the Festival has attracted tens of ...more details

The Oro Valley Town Council made amendments on the town code to include a legal framework for preserving historic sites, buildings and landmarks as a ...more details

Oro Valley-based mobile veterinarian Chris Miller is fondly tagged as today's Noah.

After spending most of September in Beirut, Lebanon, Miller was part ...more details

Nearly 100 citizens wearing "I love OVPL" stickers last September 20 and beg the City Council to not relinquish their control of the library.

The possible ...more details

Kohl's Department Store unveiled one of the company's "innovations"-style stores last Thursday-one of 65 stores that will be opened nationwide.

The store ...more details

Oro Valley is about to settle the deal $4.5 million that will be provided for by the Pima County bond funds and will pay for the 15-acre property between ...more details

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Oro Valley Hiking Club

Information: You must call Oro Valley Parks & Recreation at ...more details

Group giving away packs filled with school items

A secluded, converted barn in Oro Valley was abuzz last week with some pretty un-barnlike activity.

A ...more details

It may have felt for the past few days like the drought is over, but it's not, National Weather Service officials say.

Four days of rain have brought the ...more details

The Foothills Optimist Club Meet every other Wednesday at noon at Macayo's, 7360 N. Oracle Road.

Phone: 575-1932

DARE Cheer Advanced team will begin it's 3rd season August 21, 2006! The Advanced team is a 32 - week program, which teaches a competition routine containing ...more details

Join the The N. Tucson LabLuvers! Meet other local Labrador Retriever owners and enthusiasts to trade playtime, tales and training tips. Free. First ...more details

Santa Catalina Health Center welcomes back Deborah Hanks, FNP!

Very nice like new sofa, loveseat, and chair great condition! Asking $500 OBO. Must see call 818-3783

Tucson Chess Centre announces a number of upcoming tournaments, including Rookies and Novice tournaments in February 2006. ...more details

The International School of Tucson is delighted to announce our Language Play Groups where infants and toddlers aged 6 – 36 months share songs, games and other ...more details

Rotary Club Meet on Thursdays at 7 a.m. at the Metropolitan Grill, 7892 N. Oracle Road. Phone: 818-3004

- Saturday & Sunday, October 23 & 24, 2004 Times: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. both days canada Del Oro Riverfront Park 551 W. Lambert Lane, Oro Valley Free admission, donations suggested

TSO Just for Kids Family Concert October 2, 2004 - String Quartet Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Oro Valley Town Hall Council Chambers 11000 N. La Canada Dr., Oro Valley Suggested admission donation: $1 per person or $4 per family

Resurrection Lutheran Church, Resurrection Lutheran Church11575 N 1st Ave, will be celebrating with "A Blessing of the Animals" at 10:00am on October 2, 2004. ...more details