Kids in the Know
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On June 19, the inaugural commemoration of the Juneteenth federal holiday was held at the University of Arizona.
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There’s a weed that has invaded our desert, and it’s called buffelgrass. Each plant lives for 20 years and grows 5,000 seeds a year. In its lifetime, it can grow 200,000 seeds in all.
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The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) is an American nonprofit organization that focuses on animal welfare and opposes animal related cruelties.
Going Places
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Over the summer myself and 14 other Girl Scouts went on a nine-day trip to Tokyo, Japan and it wa
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Can you imagine, one single battle changing the course of a war?
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With the global COVID-19 emergency officially over, and summer vacation looming ever closer (or a
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Saguaro National Park is a great place to visit.
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Recently I had the opportunity to visit Catalina Island on a field trip with my school.
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My trip to Australia was very fun!
Movies & TV
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Do you know about the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater? I saw the show in October at Fox Tucson Theatre, and it was really interesting!
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It’s not easy to set a world record. There are many steps. If you want to set a new record, it has to be completely different from any other world record.
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Are comics only for nerds? If you said yes, think again! I went to the Tucson Comic-Con at the Tucson Convention Center over Labor Day weekend and learned there’s something for everyone.
Sports Beat
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In 1983, the famous El Tour de Tucson bicycle race was founded. It all started when a man named Richard DeBernardis was traveling around the United States on his bicycle.
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Every year the Kiwanis de Amigos hosts a cross country meet called the Rattlesnake Run at Christopher Columbus Park.
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Walking into the new Rock Solid climbing facility, you’ll experience breathtaking views of climbing walls that go upside down, slant, twist and go up to the ceiling. Rock Solid, at 3949 W.