🏆 Most popular this week
Curated by popular demand — here are this week’s most-clicked events, local spots, and stories.
Safer ride on the horizon: Pinal County is exploring an 18-mile path in Saddlebrooke that could connect to Pima County’s Chuck Huckelberry Loop, improving access. Residents voiced support and property concerns as planning begins — see what’s planned here.
Where curiosity meets conversation: The Tucson Festival of Books returns to the University of Arizona in March, with Science City offering hands-on discovery, Sonoran Desert breakthroughs, and book talks for Oro Valley families — get all the event details.
Spotlight on standout campuses: Nine Tucson Unified schools were honored with national magnet awards, with three named Top Magnet Schools of Excellence, spotlighting innovation and student achievement just south of Oro Valley — see which schools were honored.
Upgrade your nest locally: If your living room needs a lift, Begin Again offers quality consigned furnishings, thoughtfully chosen to feel unique without the sticker shock. The right piece often quiets the room and stands out in the best way, refreshing your space with character.
Proposal to repurpose school campus: ASDB may lease Oro Valley’s Copper Creek Elementary for five years, paying $1.3 million annually under a proposal presented to Amphi leaders after the school was slated for closure — see what’s in the agreement.
BBQ and bourbon fix: At Brother John’s Beer, Bourbon & BBQ, slow pit-smoked brisket, ribs, and Southwestern-leaning comfort sides meet a deep bourbon list and plenty of local taps. Most weeks bring live music, turning dinner into a full night out…a relaxed, midweek lift.
Gold & silver are hot: Coming off gold’s best year since 1979, the momentum is carrying well into 2026 with silver remaining one of the most talked-about assets. Curious why precious metals are back in focus? American Hartford Gold has a free guide that explains what’s happening and how people are approaching it today. It’s free – and definitely worth a read.
Compare rates for free: The national average for car insurance is around $175/month. Paying more than that? Same, so I did some shopping around and ended up cutting my premium in half. If you haven’t checked in a while, you’re probably overpaying too — here’s the comparison tool I used.
Nothing prepares you for a pet emergency: I learned that the hard way after charging $10k to a credit card for life-saving surgery on my cat, Miss Stache. As soon as we got home, I signed up for Spot. It’s super affordable – and reimburses up to 90% of the bill.
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