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Maker of temp tattoos, seed firm among Tucson's small- business 'champions'
A Tucson maker of temporary tattoos and several other Southern Arizona businesses and leaders have been named economic "champions" by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Seasoned advice, sensible plans helped put 2 businesses on solid footing
Uncle Bob's pops on
Fathers, sons bond as business partners
Andy Herr and his dad, Wendell Herr, of Dental Prosthetics Inc., confer on a diagnostic model in a work area in the Tucson office. The company also has a Mesa location.
Fathers, sons bond as business partners
Three generations operate Don's Hot Rod Shop: Don Toia Sr., left, grandson Don III and son Don Jr. The Toias have been selling high-performance auto parts since the 1970s. They are next to a 392 Chrysler Hemi Engine.
Fathers, sons bond as business partners
Howard Tuller and his father, Morton, have been in their family-owned trophy-shop business since 1955. Here they stand in their East 22nd Street location. Howard runs the day-to-day operations at two stores while Mort, 91, comes in to help out with trophy assembly.
Fathers, sons bond as business partners
In honor of Father's Day, the Star takes a look at some local father-son business partnerships to learn how they make it work.
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Job 1 in streetcar zone: survival
Construction fencing runs down East Congress Street as work on the streetcar continues in downtown Tucson. Many businesses have suffered a dramatic decline in business.
Job 1 in streetcar zone: survival
The owner of Hydra Leather and More, a fashion clothing store, is trying to increase business by posting signs in her window offering discounts to construction workers in the area.
Job 1 in streetcar zone: survival
Looking west down East Congress Street, the construction on the streetcar tracks downtown stretches from Toole Avenue to Stone Avenue. Many businesses are in "survival mode."
Job 1 in streetcar zone: survival
The day that Zulema Toledo opened ZT Boutique in its new spot on North Fourth Avenue, a chain-link fence went up in front of it.
April 22, 2012 12:00 am PhotosPhotos
Council puts on hold redevelopment plan to benefit downtown
Downtown businesses will have to wait another two weeks for a new tool to help redevelop downtown -a central business district that will allow for their taxes to be abated.
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