October 30, 2026

EDUCATION

ARIZONA EDUCATION TUCSON USA

911, 211 and 988: Which Number Should You Call?

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  Knowing which number to call can help you get the right assistance quickly. 911: Call 911 for an emergency requiring immediate help, such as a life-threatening situation, fire, or crime in progress. 211: Call 211 to find community resources, including food, housing, utility assistance, transportation, and other support services. 988: Call or text 988 […]
ART & CULTURE EDUCATION HEALTH TUCSON USA

Libraries Are More Than Books

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  In Pima County, libraries are much more than places to borrow books. They are welcoming spaces where people can learn, connect, and discover new opportunities. During October, libraries invite the community to enjoy programs for children and families, educational activities, digital resources, and events for all ages. Whether you are looking for a good […]
ARIZONA ART & CULTURE EDUCATION FAMILY HISTORY TUCSON USA

Hispanic Heritage Month: Our History Is American History

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  Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 to recognize the culture, history, and contributions of people with roots in Spain, Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Official origin: The commemoration began in 1968 as a week-long observance proclaimed by President Lyndon B. Johnson and […]
ARIZONA EDUCATION HEALTH TUCSON

5 Things Your Arizona Emergency Kit Needs

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  Emergencies can happen with little warning. In Arizona, extreme heat, monsoon storms, wildfires, power outages, and flash flooding make it especially important to have essential supplies ready. FEMA recommends preparing an emergency kit with enough necessities to help your family remain safe and self-sufficient for several days. Arizona emergency officials encourage
EDUCATION POLITICS TUCSON USA

Your Voice Starts With Registration

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  Registering to vote is the first step toward making your voice heard in your community. Voting gives eligible citizens the opportunity to help choose leaders and influence decisions about education, public safety, healthcare, and other issues that affect everyday life. Make sure your voter registration is current and encourage eligible family members and friends

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