By Ellie Abraham, Secretary/Treasurer for the Corona de Tucson Community Alliance. Corona Cares is celebrating its ninth year of serving the community of Corona de Tucson. It is a neighbors-helping-neighbors program with an all-volunteer staff. It is a nonprofit program registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission as well as a member of...
By Article Author Saturday, October 19th Corona de Tucson Fire Department will be hosting our annual Pancake Breakfast! There will be a raffle with lots of great prizes including gift certificates from our local businesses and a great prize for a elementary or middle school student: the winner will receive a ride to one of our local schools in the...
By Shaun McGuire The Yin and Yang symbol has an estimated origin of 14,000 B.C. As I study biology and human physiology, I find more and more wisdom in this symbol. It is composed of two equal and opposite forces that roll into one another. Yang or the white aspect is seen as daylight and outward. Yin, the black portion, is seen as night and...
By Cody Hedges According to the Institute for College Access and Success, this year, US student loan borrowers collectively hold 1.5 trillion dollars in debt. It doesn’t appear that Republicans know what to do about it, or that they care. Democrats want universal education. In order to make that happen, Congress would have to raise taxes or...
By John Simpson July 2019 was warmer than average and drier than average. A few fortunate spots in Arizona saw average to above-average rainfall but the overwhelming majority of the region was below average. The monsoon high pressure hung out closer than usual to southeast Arizona instead of near the four corners. This was partially responsible...
By TMC HealthCare Your cousin’s wedding was way too fun. Your old college roommate came to visit. Those finals are going to be brutal. Life sometimes gets in the way of sleep. Quick forty winks? But if you think a nap will make a difference, think again. “Studies show the average person takes three days to a week to recover from one night of sleep...
By Yao Shi I am Yao Shi, an architect from China and a Chinese graduate student attending the University of Arizona (UA). I am currently working on my second master’s degree in real estate development. This summer, I was fortunate enough to intern at the UA Tech Park as a real estate development intern, which was extremely beneficial and such a...
By Article Author Vail’s history and development were closely connected to the expansion of the railroad across the country. Southern Pacific Railroad came to the area in early 1880, bringing opportunities and economic growth to the region. Nearly 140 years later, the trains still roll through Vail, annually transporting more than 2 billion tons...
By Article Author While it’s easy to open a checking account, there are a few things you should know before you get started: You’ll need proof. To open an account, documentation is needed to support who you say you are. Banks and credit unions may require different forms of proof, which often include: A government-issued identification card, i.e...
To the editor: Congratulations to The Vail Voice for finally publishing an opposition piece (although by publishing it as a letter to the editor, managing to avoid any editorial courage) against the so-called “bike ranch.” I went to the last hearing, which Mr. Christy attended. His “pro” opinion, having been printed earlier by The Vail Voice, made...
