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Arizona Sonoran News
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Wyyerd Fiber continues construction in Continental Ranch on Nov. 4, 2025.
Wyyerd Fiber makes its move into SoAZ
Marana first stop in Phoenix hi-speed internet company’s expansion
Annie Tacey, Reporter • November 5, 2025
A young mariachi singer performs for the crowd in Agua Prieta, Sonora, at last year’s Binational Art Walk. (Courtesy of Border Arts Corridor)
Binational Art Walk celebrates 10 years of cross-border creativity
Isabella María Barrón, Reporter • November 5, 2025
El Tour de Tucson features some of the world’s best cyclists who participate every year. Photos courtesy of El Tour de Tucson.
El Tour de Tucson returns for 42nd race
Patrick Moore, Reporter • November 3, 2025
Gloria Knott, previous editor of This Is Tucson, launched Tucson Love Letter in October. (Courtesy of Gloria Knott)
Tucson Love Letter brings fresh take on local storytelling
Isabella María Barrón, Reporter • November 3, 2025
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A young mariachi singer performs for the crowd in Agua Prieta, Sonora, at last year’s Binational Art Walk. (Courtesy of Border Arts Corridor)
Binational Art Walk celebrates 10 years of cross-border creativity
Isabella María Barrón, Reporter • November 5, 2025
Blythe Beardsley poses for a photo she shared on her Instagram account on Oct. 22, 2025. (Photo courtesy of Blythe Beardsley/Instagram)
UA student goes viral overnight with last-minute TikTok
Danielle Ryder, Reporter • November 5, 2025
Gloria Knott, previous editor of This Is Tucson, launched Tucson Love Letter in October. (Courtesy of Gloria Knott)
Tucson Love Letter brings fresh take on local storytelling
Isabella María Barrón, Reporter • November 3, 2025
Accordions for sale in The Folk Shop on Oct. 10, in Tucson, Ariz. Some accordion parts are rarely sold anymore, meaning repairs often require salvaging and taking parts from other broken accordions.
Accordions take over Tucson for Oktoberfest
Madeleine Slawny, Reporter • October 29, 2025
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