Greg Hansen: Foothills' Kendrick, Salpointe's Weber orchestrate soccer dynasties

Boys soccer coach Wolfgang Weber is 574-84-15 with six state titles at Salpointe Catholic.

High school wrestling: Retirement short for legendary coach

Bobby DeBerry, left, made his mark at Sunnyside High School, where he coached the wrestling team to 15 state titles in 17 years. Now he's the coach at Tucson High School.

Tucson tech: Tucson's C-Path drug institute looks to boost its future funding

Research investigator Joseph Kim works in a lab at Sanofi's drug-research center in Oro Valley. The Tucson-based Critical Path Institute has brought Sanofi and other major drug companies together to share data and help speed effective, targeted therapies to market.

Long jumper gave UA 1st title, went to Tokyo

Gayle Hopkins, who won UA's first individual national title in the long jump, worked in the Wildcats' athletic department for 27 years before retiring in 2010.

Acclaimed troubadour to play free concert

Teodoro "Ted" Ramirez will hold a solo performance of original and traditional Southwest music combined with history and folklore at Academy Village on Tuesday.

Egg hunts, bunny sightings will keep weekend hopping

Kids will have plenty of opportunities to gather eggs, meet the Easter Bunny and participate in spring and Easter activities.

Pick of the Preps: Big softball meeting, baseball, track on tap

Sahuaro's Morgan McKeever and her teammates will visit Canyon del Oro on Tuesday.

Marana Fast fact

Buyers and sellers watch as cattle are sent through the sales ring at the Marana Stockyards.

Mission San José de Tumacácori

Inside of Tumacácori National Historic Park is the Mission San José de Tumacácori, as photographed May 4, 2010 in Tumacacori, Ariz. The mission was founded by Jesuit Father Eusebio Franciso Kino in 1691.

Church offers home-repair series

St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church's "Phixers," a group of parish volunteers who perform maintenance and repair work around the church, sponsor the free classes.

He helped Apollo Middle School turn around; now it's Mesa's turn

Ray Chavez, who spearheaded the drive to turn Apollo Middle School in Tucson into a performing-plus school, is headed to a similar task at a Mesa junior high.