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r/Tucson • u/DragonBard_Z • 20d ago
Your guide to 75 can't-miss events in Tucson this July ☀️😎
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r/Tucson • u/mtlemmonhotel • 6h ago
If someone told you this was Oregon or Washington, you’d probably believe them. But it’s right here on beautiful Mount Lemmon, Arizona near Tucson after a couple weeks of rain. ☔️
r/Tucson • u/OffGridTwister • 5h ago
Flock cameras - yay or nay
Source: deflock.org
I'm curious as to whether folks are comfortable with the growing number of Flock license plate reader cameras in the Tucson area.
r/Tucson • u/lleeaapp • 19h ago
A candidate I can get behind.
Seen at the corner of E Cloud and N Sabino Canyon
r/Tucson • u/Red-Dead-Fox • 3h ago
Homeless in Tucson, figured I’d ask here.
My fiance and I are homeless, even though he has a job and I just started. It seems like shelters are booked and the intake time wasn’t possible since we have things and we are nowhere near it. Donated plasma but it can only stretch so far. It’s been trial and error calling churches as well since the funding isn’t there, so we’ve had to resort to using any money we had left to fund our stay. We are in a hotel but our checkout is today, with no luck of funds available. We both truly just need shelter, a place to stay, out of the heat to go to work and back. Any chance we could get some help, it would be great. Even just another night so we have more time to reach out to distant family or more resources today.
r/Tucson • u/SaltTheRimG • 15h ago
Holy scorpion Batman
Glad my pest control is working. Came home to find this standard bark scorpion and this Godzilla scorpion dead on my back porch. No bananas in the house so please accept a quarter.
r/Tucson • u/Homie-commie • 22h ago
PSA ‼️Goatheads
PSA ‼️ Goatheads 🔪
NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT
After all the rain, these invasive plants are starting to grow. They’re super harmful to humans, pet paws, and bike tires. If you want to reduce the number Goatheads you have to deal with. Now is the perfect time to dig them up as their roots are still pretty shallow and the seeds or “goatheads” are still relatively small and not as pokey. They are sprawling and their stems creep along the ground. They’re also easily identifiable by their tiny yellow flowers which are also starting to form. 🌼 If you wait too long you will regret it. Upon removal you can greatly reduce their numbers and have less and less every year you remove them. Good luck!
Edit: please don’t use herbicides indiscriminately there are many beneficial and native plants that benefits local wildlife.
r/Tucson • u/Standard-Cactus • 7h ago
Post-election day questions from a poll worker.
There was a new option for drop off ballots yesterday and plenty of discussion about it. Voters had the option to drop their ballot and go, or have their id and ballot “verified” by a poll worker. This was NOT signature verification.
The process was intended to speed up counting after polls close. We will have some data on efficacy soon. Sooo…question time!
Did you know this was an option prior to Election Day?
Did you verify your id, or drop and go?
Would you “verify” your ballot if it took longer or you had to wait in line to do so?
Was the process clearly explained?
What improvements could be made?
Do you even agree that end of day counting is a problem?
r/Tucson • u/Silent-Resort-3076 • 17h ago
Groups hold 'observer' training over possible ICE presence at Pima polls: Nonprofits LUCHA & ACE train 100 in Tucson on documenting treatment of voters on election days
Private rooms with good WiFi?
Looking for a place that offers small, private rooms with good WiFi as I have an online appointment and my home WiFi is too spotty. I graduated from UA last month, so I’m not sure if I still have access to rooms and WiFi at the library.
r/Tucson • u/DragonBard_Z • 1d ago
Tohono Chul announces that their crested saguaro known as "Gumby" is dying
r/Tucson • u/Emergency-Bet-356 • 19h ago
Fire at Tucson Mall
Does anyone know what's going on at the Dillard's in the Tucson Mall? There's multiple fire engines
r/Tucson • u/MsLardAss2U • 25m ago
Historic/classic Car Repair?
A family member not on the inter webs needs some engine and body work done on a 1928 Model A. Body work is two fender dings and engine work is basically that it's been sitting too long undriven. It was fully restored years ago, this shouldn't? be a big project.
Any recommendations for reliable, honest work? Thanks!
r/Tucson • u/Ryan0liver • 1h ago
AZ Travel ER RN - Phoenix vs Tucson vs Flagstaff vs Cottonwood
Please help :)
r/Tucson • u/Spangozilla • 4h ago
Good special needs schools?
Hello, I am in the process of finding another special needs school, my daughter has been at Arizona Autism Charter School, but due to personal reasons, no longer wants to go there. The next school I was trying to get her into denied me(Amphi high).HIGH SCHOOL
Anyone know of any good schools that have good special needs program?
r/Tucson • u/hottertime • 1d ago
PatronScan , pereonal data collection.
What data? My drink choices? Who my friends are? How long is data stored? Is the data sold? Are the bars disclosing this when they scan you?
r/Tucson • u/Haunting-Maximum-729 • 1h ago
Hey guys! I’m looking for a place where I can propose to my girlfriend. Ideally, it would have a portable chandelier (I’ll post a photo of the one I’m looking for), or allow me to rent one. An outdoor location would be great too. Any recommendations?
r/Tucson • u/PlayfulDatabase68 • 1h ago
Best way to grow a business/begin selling in Tucson?
Hi everyone! I'm looking for some advice from other small business owners or vendors in Tucson.
I've applied to a few local markets, but I've been denied each time. I actually attended one of the markets I had applied to and spoke with someone at the information booth. They told me that one of the main reasons was that I was a new vendor and they were looking for more established vendors with an existing customer base.
I completely understand their perspective, but it's also hard to become established if no one will give you a chance to get your products in front of people.
Right now I have fewer than 100 followers on Instagram, and I'm working on improving my social media by taking better product photos and posting more consistently.
Does anyone know of any markets, pop ups, or events around Tucson that are especially welcoming to newer vendors?
Thjank you so much!!