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Tucson business group plans to seek resignation of PCC board
An influential group of local business leaders plans to pressure longtime members of Pima Community College’s Governing Board to resign, and is preparing to lead a recall effort if they don’t step down.
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2 students heading to leadership program
Sahuarita mayor: Future is bright
Sahuarita is a "young, ambitious community" with many opportunities, said Mayor Duane Blumberg.
Food bank getting a shot in the arm exactly when it's needed the most
This holiday season the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is opening its doors each morning to lines of people waiting for emergency food boxes - a demand that a local businessman's family and other philanthropists will help meet.
Big 5 donors in Southern Arizona politics may surprise you
The list of big spenders from Southern Arizona this election cycle includes several of the usual suspects, as well as a few surprises.
Big 5 donors in Southern Arizona politics may surprise you
Jim Click introduced Mitt Romney at a business round table in September 2011. Click has given $50,000 to the Restore Our Future super PAC, which supports the Republican presidential candidate.
AZ's wealthiest throw support behind Romney
Many prominent Arizona business leaders and private companies have been active donors to presidential candidates, an Arizona Republic analysis shows.
Antenori candidacy sees exodus of Republicans
Republican Frank Antenori already faces a party-registration disadvantage in his run to remain in the state Senate. Now opposition within his own party is compounding the challenge.
Beacon Group carwash crew fights grime for Tucson police
Tucson police officers are patrolling the streets in spic-and-span vehicles, thanks to a recent partnership with the Beacon Group, which sends a crew of clients to clean the grime off crime-fighting cars.
UA researcher gets $50K for study
Isaac Pacheco, 8, a patient at Diamond Children's Medical Center, puts his handprint on a Hyundai Santa Fe outside the hospital. The event Tuesday celebrated a grant given by Hyundai to a pediatric cancer researcher.
UA researcher gets $50K for study
Hyundai Hope on Wheels donated $50,000 to a University of Arizona researcher who is studying the links between good nutrition and effective cancer therapy.
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