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Tim Steller's column: Free fares not Sun Tran's main problem - Vimarsana News

Tim Steller's column: Free fares not Sun Tran's main problem

Opponents of free fares call Tucson's transit system the "crime bus," and they're right it's had increasing problems. But society's ills, not free fares, are most to blame.

Source: tucson.com
Local opinion: Support for Ed Ackerley in mayor's race - Vimarsana News

Local opinion: Support for Ed Ackerley in mayor's race

Ackerley is running as an Independent, hoping to garner votes from moderate Democrats and Republicans as well as Independents, who want a better-run city. He conveyed that as an Independent

Source: tucson.com
Tucson's Leading Civic Groups Host General Election Candidate Forums - Vimarsana News

Tucson's Leading Civic Groups Host General Election Candidate Forums

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The League of Women Voters Greater Tucson (LWVGT), in collaboration with the YWCA, NAACP, and the American Association of University Women (AAUW), is set to host

Source: kvoa.com
Former Arizona Talk Host John C. Scott Dies at 80 - Vimarsana News

Former Arizona Talk Host John C. Scott Dies at 80

Tucson.com reports that longtime Tucson market radio personality John C. Scott died on Friday (9/22) at the age of 80. He retired from his “John C. Scott Political Forum” program on Bustos Media’s KVOI-AM in July. Scott relocated to Tucson in 1967 and worked as the news anchor for KTKT-AM. He later became for news…

Tucson radio and TV personality, political pundit dies - Vimarsana News

Tucson radio and TV personality, political pundit dies

Scott, who did not use his last name, Ulm, on the air, worked as a disc jockey while he attended the University of Kansas. He came to Tucson in 1967

Source: tucson.com