Fair for deferred-action applicants

A fair on Saturday to help youths apply for deferred action is being hosted by the Mexican Consulate in Tucson and the local chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Associations.

Neighborhood Briefs

MIDTOWN

Neighbors: Teen refugees form group to help others like them

When 16-year-old Debora Lossou moved to Tucson from a refugee camp in Togo, Africa, three years ago, she was overwhelmed by loneliness.

Neighbors: Teen refugees form group to help others like them

African refugee Debora Lossou, 16, speaks during a town hall meeting at the International Rescue Committee office on North Campbell Avenue. The IRC is working with the recently formed Refugee Youth Coalition.

Neighbors: Teen refugees form group to help others like them

Mon Chhetri, 19, left; Done Monger, 15; and Sarsawati Chhetri are refugees from Nepal. About 11,000 refugees from a variety of countries live in Tucson, and an estimated 800 move here every year.

Younger competitors stand out in 5A Southern Region preliminaries

A youth movement was in motion at the 5A Southern Region prelims Friday morning.

Younger competitors stand out in 5A Southern Region preliminaries

Wayne Newton's new show could be his last

LAS VEGAS — Wayne Newton is telling fans "danke schoen" after 50 years in Las Vegas and hinting that his latest run could be his last. But the singer synonymous with Sin City says he's leaving himself an opening in case he wants to perform after April.

Wayne Newton's new show could be his last

Community calendar

Today

Memoir of 'Sully' highly readable

"Highest Duty: My Search for What Really Matters"

Memoir of 'Sully' highly readable

Día de los Muertos art will be displayed

Christy Klyver has been interested in Día de los Muertos for years. She even did her master's thesis on it.

Día de los Muertos art will be displayed

Annual fundraiser benefits students

The cost is $50 per person. Proceeds help deserving students attend college tours to increase their awareness and preparation for their futures. Students attending historically black colleges and universities are more likely to attain advanced degrees.