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The University of Arizona Poetry Center has become a valued resource in the community, and its recognized nationally and internationally, as one of the best of its kind. Since 1962 the center has hosted thousands of readings by most major contemporary U.S. poets, significant international visitors and emerging artists. Now, a new exhibit at the center features vintage poetry posters and it chronicles the early years of these public readings.

When Poetry Met Art

Vintage posters put literary legacy on exhibit at UA Poetry Center

Many Mexicos: Vistas de la Frontera

New exhibit at Arizona State Museum explores Mexico's diverse cultural heritage
The first memorial erected in honor of the three scouts is at Josephine Saddle, halfway between the Madera Canyon Lodge and the summit of Mt. Baldy.

Exploring the story behind the deaths of three Boy Scouts near Tucson in 1958

Tucson author Cathy Hufault recounts the tragedy that sparked the largest search for missing persons in Arizona history

Where Art, Archaeology and Geology Meet

Authors celebrate the pottery of Mata Ortiz
The *Journey of Lewis and Clark* is currently on display at the Tucson Museum of Art.

The Journey of Lewis and Clark

Paintings based on writings cast epic journey in new light

A Tale of Two Ladies

New book reveals the untold story of Woodrow Wilson's women

Last Helicopter Out

As Saigon fell, one helicopter went back to rescue stranded Marines.
The Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services is celebrating a major renovation that will be dedicated on Thursday October 21st. As a tour of the facility proves, the clinics provide a variety of priceless services and carry a rich history.

Medical Center for Children Celebrates New Chapter

Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services unveils major renovation project at its facility near University Medical Center.
The story of how that mail gets delivered is just one aspect of a hobby that The Postal History Foundation has been encouraging both young and old to explore for fifty years.

The Postal History Foundation

Visit a place in Tucson that's celebrating fifty years of history, community, and teaching children about stamp collecting.
Colorful neon signs once played a major role in Tucson's urban landscape. Now several groups have come together in hopes of preserving these historic pieces of neon art.

Tucson Neon Signs Historic Preservation Dilemma

Citizens work to keep the city's iconic signs shining

New Book Details Role of Coerced Confessions in '91 Buddhist Temple Massacre

Author Discusses Latest Developments in Arizona's Largest Mass Murder.

Tucson Muslims Celebrate End of Ramadan

Leaders Say They Hope to Transcend Contentious Atmosphere

A Gift of Angels: The Art of Mission San Xavier del Bac

New Book Reveals Hidden Details of Artistic Treasures

Salvador Corona: Matador to Muralist

This exhibition highlights the works of beloved Mexican-born muralist and decorative artist Salvador Corona (1895–1984).
2010 Judicial Review

Yes or No on Arizona Judges?

Arizona voters will be asked whether 8 Pima County Superior Court Judges should be retained.

Temple Emanu-El Celebrates Completion of New Torah

Arizona's pioneering Jewish congregation marks the milestone with a public ceremony

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