By Tom Howard Vail Rd, Colossal Cave/I-10 Project Crews have switched traffic to the newly completed bridge sections over I-10 at SR 83. Work will continue until this next section is completed. Once the SR 83 Bridge is completed crews will move...
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By Elizabeth Warburton-Smith Weeds will always be a part of any garden, so let’s talk about how to deal with them in a healthy, non-chemical way. First of all, let’s define what a weed is. A weed is simply a plant that someone decided...
By Rob Samuelsen Exploring the hidden treasures of the Grand Staircase National Monument/Vermillion Cliffs National Monument is granted only to those willing to go off road and off grid. With no access to internet, phones, or newspapers...
Help! During this time of self-isolation my kids are making me nuts! I feel guilty complaining when there are terrible things happening all around the world, but they are! I am trying to hold them accountable for schoolwork while attempting...
by Fire Marshal Charlotte Herdliska Bees In an emergency call 911. For bee removal consult your local directory, or better yet go to: Southernazbeekeepers.org for a qualified professional bee removal service. Your local Fire Marshall will...
by Susan Summers While many small food banks and food pantries in Pima County were forced to close because of the COVID-19 outbreak in recent weeks, ReSources Vail Food Bank remained open and served nearly double the number clients seen at...
From Burt Graeff This is in response to Mark McLoughlin’s letter to the editor in the April Vail Voice, a letter in which he said, “Buyer Beware!” regarding a story I wrote on transplanting a 22-foot, three-armed Saguaro cactus on my property...
By Ellie Abraham, coordinator, Corona Cares Corona Cares provides services to the seniors of the Corona de Tucson community. These services include transportation, friendly visits, friendly phone calls, caregiver relief, and errands that...
By Debra A. Devine I was motivated to make a chalk drawing after observing and photographing this beautiful chalk drawing in my neighborhood recently. It looked like stained glass windows, and mentioned the scripture Joshua 1:9. I wasn’t...
By John Simpson March 2020 was extremely wet for Arizona, except for Eastern and Southern Tucson and much of Vail. The brunt of one major storm passed just to our East and the brunt of several storms stayed to our West. March wetness has helped...