By Jennifer Phelps of Organize, Design, Reinvent! If you feel like it takes forever to get your pack of wildlings wrangled each morning since school started, you’re not alone. Eighty percent of people say it takes 20 minutes longer to get out the door! Here are my professional organizer’s tips to make your routines go smoothly, sync schedules, dig...
By Stacy Winstryg We would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Toro Carniceria for a successful fundraiser. Taco Tuesday’s was a huge hit in the community, and we thank Mr. Toro’s for their generous donation to the foundation. Stop in for some delicious marinated meats and side dishes to take home or eat there in the restaurant. You won’t be...
By Diane C. Taylor Brothers Garett and Dylan Simpson, students at Cienega High School in Vail, were in search of a project to earn their Eagle Scout badges. The Presidio San Agustín del Tucson Museum, at 196 N. Court Avenue, needed repairs and new benches and tables for visitors. The two connected, and now the museum has its benches and tables and...
By Article Author Marlene Dietrich, Loretta Young, Jean Harlow, Grace Kelly … these groundbreaking and glamorous gals of Hollywood’s Golden Age lived some of the most interesting and complex lives. Here are some books that will transport you beyond the glitzy veneer. The Only Woman in the Room A Touch of Stardust The Chaperone All the Stars in the...
By Susan Summers Savvy shoppers know that great finds can be discovered in the least expected places and at the least expected time. They know that expensive articles purchased in snooty stores by discriminating customers eventually will find their way to new homes. Why? Some people require the latest models, or they’ve lost weight, or...
By Article Author Former Pima Community College volleyball player Kayli Riesgo (Cienega High) is entering her senior season at York College and received recognition from the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. Riesgo, a setter for the Panthers, was named to the 2019 KCAC Volleyball Preseason team. She played in 34 matches and 118 games as a...
By Tina Baba Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a unique martial art in that it provides solutions for all possible stages of physical confrontation. Often called “the gentle art,” It’s non striking ground based where technique overcomes speed and strength using leverage. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu differs from other martial arts because it was...
By Article Author Hughes Federal Credit Union and Banner Children’s are launching a hospital school supply drive to benefit K-12 students attending the Diamond Children’s Medical Center school. The drive will provide needed supplies to help the children stay engaged in their education while hospitalized or coping with learning challenges. School...
By Article Author Monday and Tuesday mornings find women from Vail, Rita Ranch and Tucson meeting in a home in Rita Ranch for coffee and Bible study. The women come from all different backgrounds and churches. The focus is on the teaching and authority of the Bible. This fall our study will be on the book of Acts. The book of Acts picks up where...
By Article Author Three Cienega High School class of 2019 NJROTC graduates completed 3 weeks of New Student Indoctrination (NSI) on 13 August 2019 at U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. College freshman from across the country who are on full Navy ROTC scholarships are required to complete this training before they begin classes...
