National Native American Heritage Month is celebrated in November to recognize the cultures, traditions, and achievements of Native Americans, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and affiliated Island communities. It also honors veterans from these communities who have served in the U.S.
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In front of a loving community, attended by friends, family, community leaders, and dignitaries, all of whom came to celebrate Dr. V’s enduring legacy of mariachi education, a bronze statue of Dr. Valenzuela, affectionately known as “Dr. V,” was recently unveiled at the northeast corner of Davis Bilingual School in Tucson, where he founded the […]
Independence Day (or The Fourth of July in English) is the national holiday celebrated on July 4 in the United States of America. This day marks the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 in which the country proclaimed its formal separation from the British Empire. It is usually celebrated with many outdoor activities […]
Celebrated every year on the third Monday of January to honor the life and legacy of civil rights leader Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It’s a day that celebrates the life and legacy of a man who brought hope and healing to America. Entrepreneur of a peaceful struggle against racial inequality, he fought to […]
The New Year is the festivity of the West in which the beginning of the year is celebrated, be it with family, friends, or in the main squares of important metropolises in the world. The celebration dates to 1582 when Pope Gregory XIII created the Gregorian Calendar, where January 1 was determined as the beginning […]
Veterans day is a federal holiday in the United States, observed on November 11, also called Armistice Day. American workers and students have Veterans Day off from work and school for honoring military veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day commemorates the service of all U.S. veterans, who were discharger under conditions other […]
For many decades now, February has been a month of great importance to millions of Americans because of the observance of Black History Month – a time of the year to share and celebrate the history, struggles, accomplishments, and contributions to society by African Americans in the United States. However, not many people are aware […]
Every year on November 11th, the United States celebrates Veterans Day and dresses its streets and buildings with American flags. But do you really know the origin of this celebration and what is commemorated? It is very common for this celebration to be confused with ‘Memorial Day’, however there is a key difference between these […]
Richard and Mary Fimbres are the epitome of community leadership. Richard Fimbres has served our nation and Pima County, as a 27 ½-year Veteran (Retired), from the U.S. Army, Army National Guard and Army Reserve, as well as a 32-year Veteran of the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. Richard has also served for 12 ½ years […]
Thanks to community generosity between May 3-21, $35,000 has been donated to the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona’s Migrant Relief Services Emergency Fund for Central American asylum seekers transiting Tucson. Combined with an initial anonymous $25,000 matching grant donation, that’s $60,000 to assist with emergency expenses. Expenditures are managed by a




















