By Brad Singer Tax season is just weeks away, and as you prepare, don’t forget to consider eligible tax deductions and credits. With all the changes to tax laws in 2021 to now consider, navigating all the new deductions and credits can be a challenge. Child tax creditGot kids? The new child tax credit was made fully refundable in 2021 and...
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(Yeah, But It’s a Dry Heat Isn’t it?) By Khevin Barnes Arizona is a fabulous destination if you’re looking for sunshine and incredible natural beauty. The sixth-largest state in the United States, Arizona is home to the Grand Canyon and attracts millions of tourists every year just for that, but there’s a lot more to Arizona than its...
By Robert Samuelsen Time and travel have a unique relationship. Before the airplane, trains were the main mode of long-distance transportation – roomy, luxurious, and fast compared to a Conestoga wagon! It was the way to travel – and still is if you have the time. As crazy as it seems today, prior to the rail, each town had its own time zone. The...
Photo: Starting from the left: Candice Mason, Alyssa Diaz, Ericka Adams Vail showed up and swept the Royal International Miss Arizona state pageant in Phoenix! Candice Mason (Vail by way of Tucson) took home the title of Royal International Miss Ms. Arizona Role Model 2022. Her multilevel platform consists of skin cancer awareness, advocating for...
By Chuck Colbath Here at Bavilon Salon we are thrilled to be starting our 12th year. We would like to thank our loyal clients and amazing staff for making us what we are today Caring is key to the decisions we make every day, That’s because John and I pride ourselves in hiring only the nicest and most talented of stylists. Early on we knew we had...
By Elizabeth Warburton-Smith According to www.TribetoTable.com, tepary beans have been grown in our Sonoran Desert for countless generations. These extremely drought tolerant and heat loving beans are super heart healthy providing more protein (21 grams per ½ cup) and more fiber than regular beans and they also have a lower glycemic index. They...
This is Brody. We adopted him in Dragoon 2 years ago from a rescue shelter there. After owning a number of dogs that weighed over 100 lbs we decided to downscale. We took a look at this guy and said, “Yep, a 45 lb Border Collie is just what we need!” It wasn’t until 6 months later and 50 more pounds that we found out that besides...
By Lucretia Free Tucson-based auto repair & maintenance provider OOROO Auto will open its third location on February 1, at 10508 East Old Vail Road (next to Hotrods). To celebrate, they will host a family-friendly open house on Saturday, February 5 (11am-2pm). Out of area Have you seen the construction just off of 1-10 and Park? Rudy BBQ is...
By Jack Curtis Some things you might know, and things you may not know about water and river basins. We all use water and take for granted that it will always be there. For the last last few hundred years it has slowly been disappearing here in the southwest in greater quantities. The reason is more usage, less snow pack in the western region...
By Rick Bass Early in my military career, I had the opportunity to volunteer and train dogs for the disabled with the non-profit organization Handi-Dogs. This program provided specialized dog training to owners needing a service dog and a loving companion due to a disability and loneliness. What I found exciting about this unique program was the...