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How a Tucson deli survived the COVID-19 shutdown - Vimarsana News

How a Tucson deli survived the COVID-19 shutdown

Kylie Myers bought Tucson's Fourth Ave. Deli in December 2019. The business had been struggling financially, but she felt confident she could turn it around with to-go orders and delivery.

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CCHS alumni honored as UGA Commitment Scholars - Vimarsana News

CCHS alumni honored as UGA Commitment Scholars

MOULTRIE, Ga. – Six Colquitt County High School alumni were recently awarded the Georgia Commitment Scholarship from the University of Georgia.

Editor's Note: Welcome Wildcats! - Vimarsana News

Editor's Note: Welcome Wildcats!

In just a few days, CLASSES will begin for fall semester at the University of Arizona. We'd like to offer a warm welcome and best...

Editor's Note: Guitar Hero - Vimarsana News

Editor's Note: Guitar Hero

Tucson Salvage columnist Brian Smith takes center stage this week with his cover story on Bob Meighan, a pioneering Tucson musician who just missed striking it big. Meighan, who has been battling by Lou Gehrig's disease for decades, recounts his career on and off stage over the decades. As usual, Brian brings a lot of heart to the profile. Dig into it and enjoy. Elsewhere in this week's issue: Staff reporter Christina Duran catches up with the latest COVID news as Pima County rolls out mobile clinics in an effort to improve vaccination rates; calendar editor Emily Dieckman delivers a collecti...

Editor's Note: The times, They Are A-Changin' - Vimarsana News

Editor's Note: The times, They Are A-Changin'

Tucson Weekly founder Doug Biggers, who launched this paper way back in 1984, told me a long time ago that the only constant in the newspaper biz is change. He got that right. In the three decades I've been working around here in various roles, it's been my great pleasure to work with a long line of kick-ass journalists, photographers and artists. Together, we've hounded politicians, interviewed rock stars, chased after space robots, shamed scoundrels, been hassled by The Man and basically had more fun than should be legal. Some former colleagues remain good friends and others curse my na...