Fast start at aquatics center

Annie Chandler was an 18-time All-American for the University of Arizona and helped propel the UA team to the 2008 national championship. She'll be at Fitter and Faster swim clinic, too.

Old Tucson gunfighters reunion

An Old Tucson stuntman fires at people auditioning for acting positions. A handful of people participated in auditions during tryouts for stuntmen, singers and dancers at Old Tucson on May 11, 2007.

100 days of science: Levy helped discover comet whose pieces slammed into Jupiter

David Levy is one of the most famous amateur astronomers, with 22 comet discoveries to his name. Here he stands next to his 16-inch telescope at his home in Vail.

100 days of science: Levy helped discover comet whose pieces slammed into Jupiter

David Levy is one of the most famous amateur astronomers, with 22 comet discoveries to his name. Here he stands next to his 16-inch telescope at his home in Vail.

Bird festival draws participants from 20 states for August event

Hundreds of birders are expected to flock to various events planned next month by the Tucson Bird and Wildlife Festival.

Speedy softball star won 2 NCAA titles, silver

Outfielder and leadoff hitter Caitlin Lowe hit .446 and stole a UA-record 156 bases in her career.

Upscale Acacia exiting its home at St. Philip's

Acacia is to remain open at St. Philip's, 4340 N. Campbell Ave., until Jan. 13. Chef Albert Hall says the move will let him downsize his operation and shed his burdensome $26,000-a-month lease. He'll pay a bit over half of that at his new space.

Devoted to community

Katie Dusenberry stands in front of the Pima County branch library on East River Road that was dedicated in her name in 1991.

3 Nogales McDonald's change hands

Mark Pullen, left, and his wife, Gael Sylvia Pullen, talk with McDonald's supervisor Alfredo Alvarez. The Pullens have sold their three McDonald's stores to LeAnn and Pat Richards, who also own stores in Sierra Vista and Douglas.