Please read the missive below from member Hope Peterson. A person is now on a rabies treatment regime due to being scratched by an aggressive stray, wandering cat. No matter how you feel about the freedom and independence of cats, …
We are currently in the midst of our “Youth On Their Own” Back-to-School supplies drive. At the end of the drive, Norie Nelson is sponsoring a Saturday Night Social at her house, 8258 E Big Horn Trl, 6 – 9 …
Planning Tucson’s Water Future, a new customer portal. and saving water by not over-seeding — these are the topics in this month’s “Water Matters” newsletter from our supplier of clean drinking water, the City of Tucson Water.
On July 12, a microburst came through the neighborhood, knocked out the power, and donwed some trees, including some in the Wes Miller Park. I have gone through the trails to remove imminent hazardous. The rest will be taken care …
Dear Neighbors, Two cats have been observed wandering near the Amethyst Lane and Cheyenne Trail area. One is a gray and white cat and the other is a black cat (photos below).While the gray and white cat has simply been seen outdoors a couple …
Courtesy of realtyfelix.com, here are the current real estate numbers for our neighborhood as of May 6, 2026.
The 2026 Annual General Meeting of the members of the Hidden Valley Homeowner’s Association of Tucson took place on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 7 pm, at the Olivers’ home. This reporter (your Webmaster, Mike Oliver) was in attendance and …
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“Water Matters” is the monthly publication of Tucson Water, which supplies drinking water to our neighborhood. Water is important to us all, and these folks provide it, so sure, don’t bother with this post…