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Hem & Her Tucson

From Farm to Label: How Hem & Her Survived the Pandemic By Sticking to Their Roots

It was the year 2000, the turn of the millennium, when Joyce Feickert and Marv Kirchler finally bought the farm. More specifically, the couple purchased a 1920s farmhouse to renovate...

The people still want their popcorn: How The Loft is nurturing the Tucson community

Just because COVID-19 forced The Loft Cinema to close its doors in March, doesn’t mean Tucson’s independent movie theater has stopped doing what it does best — bringing people together. At...

studio axé capoeira Tucson

Studio Axé Capoeira Tucson: Culture Through Movement

On a new Thrive Arizona, Zach chats with Aquil Joel Hameed of Studio Axé about the mind, body and cultural benefits of capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements...

Pure Mettle Tucson

Pure Mettle: Turning Tragedy To Triumph

On a new Thrive Arizona, Zach talks with Michael Strauser of Pure Mettle Hair & Skin about fresh starts, new hopes, and thriving futures....
Buffalo Exchange

Where the Buffalo Roamed: Buffalo Exchange Expands In Style By Valuing Employees, Customers and Community

Sweden has consistently been named the most sustainable country in the world so it’s no wonder that a native Swede would help jumpstart the US fashion resale market. But for...

Community empowerment through financial education

Meeting People Isn’t Easy: A Conversation with Theresa Delaney of Creative Tribe

For Theresa Delaney, the road to the future led her out of Tucson. Or so she thought. A recent graduate of the University of Arizona, Theresa eagerly packed up her...

Why Do Tucsonans Shop Local?

The past few years saw a flurry of articles breathlessly warning of the death of retail, crediting online shopping for its demise. But this narrative isn’t entirely accurate. Retail actually...

Tucson Clay Co-Op

Tucson Clay Co-Op: Molding Tucson’s Artisans

This week, Community Spotlight Host Frank Powers pays a visit to Tucson Clay Co-Op, which provides affordable studio space for clay artists, clay parties, and classes for adults and children....

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