Kim Smith

The Pima County Juvenile Court has chosen Kim Smith as its new public information officer. Smith will act as a liaison between the court and the media, while also keeping members of the general public up to date on programs aimed at helping youths involved in the courts, whether they are goi…

Paul Lofgreen

Arizona Party Rental announced the promotion of Paul Lofgreen from operations manager to vice president and general manager. Before joining the company eight years ago, Lofgreen held positions as warehouse supervisor for Parties Plus, technical support representative for AOL, underground min…

Leah Morin

Arizona Party Rental announced the promotion of Leah Morin from store manager and event specialist to director of showroom operations and senior event specialist. Morin, an eight-year veteran of Arizona Party Rental, worked in the hospitality, restaurant and resort industry. She was catering…

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Clear Channel Tucson taps Tidwell

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Lazydays names CEO

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C-path names Brumfield as interim president, CEO

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The board of Tucson-based Critical Path Institute (C-Path) announced Thursday that Martha Brumfield was named interim president and chief executive officer. Brumfield, C-Path's former director of international and regulatory programs, takes over immediately for Dr. Carolyn Compton, who is mo…

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Silverado Technologies added two network technicians: • Teresa Nolan, who specializes in Windows, Exchange and IT Security implementation. Nolan worked most recently as a network operations center technician at Intellitech, providing server support, virus removal and desktop support. Before …

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Silverado Technologies added two network technicians: • Bill Davies, who has 11 years of computer services experience. Davies worked as a computer analyst and field technician for Advantage Micro Corp and, most recently, was with Intellitech as a computer network administrator. Davies is a g…

US Airways celebrates Tucson

The Metropolitan Tucson Convention and Visitors Bureau partnered with US Airways Magazine on a 45-page spread on Tucson in U.S. Airways Magazine in this month. The special section calls the Old Pueblo "the real Southwest."