Faith-fueled fitness hub in Tucson: David Castor’s Faith, Weights & Protein Shakes gym blends Christian worship, award-winning training credentials and online coaching to deliver faith-based workouts and nutrition guidance — find out how faith and fitness combine.
Oro Valley multi-use path breaks ground: Construction on a 1.75-mile, 10-foot-wide trail along Naranja Drive starts in September and runs through March 2026, with 91% of its nearly $4 million cost covered by federal and regional grants to link neighborhoods, parks, and schools — find out what it means for local safety.
Dandelion’s dreamy brioche doughnuts: At 200 N. Court Ave., the café now serves fluffy, baked brioche doughnuts with a new glaze flavor every Friday and Saturday — find out how to snag yours.
Tucson’s upcoming indoor playground: A brand-new adventure park is opening soon to bring nonstop fun to Tucson families — find out what awaits inside.
Inside Oro Valley policing: Oro Valley’s Citizen Academy invites residents to explore behind the badge with station tours, ride-alongs and scenario drills — find out how to apply.
Other Oro Valley headlines this week
- Tucson opens homelessness survey for public input
- Tucson Electric Power plans natural gas conversion
- Second Tucson Shake Shack opens Eastside 2026
- Brothers give $800 to Tucson shelter
- TUSD renews free meals for all students
- Southwest Wings Birding Festival starts hummingbird month
