Recent local news.
Ongoing Noise Concern & Neighborhood Courtesy Reminder We’ve received a concern from a resident on Amethyst Lane regarding a dog in the neighborhood (believed to be near N. Cheyenne Trail) that has been left outside barking for extended periods of …
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Pima County is alerting all residents to a phishing scam that pretends to be county officials requiring payments. Read the release here…
The Board of Directors of the Hidden Valley Homeowner’s Association of Tucson, Inc. will hold its next monthly Board Meeting at 7 pm on April 15, 2026 at the home of Bob Larkin and Penny Nickles-Larkin, at 4911 N Hummingbird …
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[Vice President Debbie Kornmiller would like to pass this on to neighbors who feel they have issues with others: ] How to report a possible Pima County code violation From the Pima.gov website The short version is https://www.pima.gov/2591/Report-a-Violation The how-to and …
The respiratory virus season seems to be dropping to a close. That doesn’t mean we are in the clear, but just that hotter, drier weather is coming and these illnesses will be less likely for a while.
Courtesy of realtyfelix.com, here are the current real estate numbers for our neighborhood as of March 4, 2026.
The first Saturday Night Social was a hit! It was a beautiful evening and view from Linda and Pete’s home on Saturday. 16 neighbors spent time catching up on the patio and in the living room as they enjoyed snacking …
In this announcement, Pima County declares that it is dropping fees for open and lap swimming this summer at all pools!
One Water: Treating all of our water as a single system. This month’s Water Matters (from City of Tucson Water Department, which supplies our water) explains how this will change the way we manage water in our neighborhood, our county, …
Sorry…. that’s lots of letters that don’t tell you much: Pima County’s latest “For Your Information” newsletter has several interesting articles in it. The feature is the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan, for which we are celebrating 25 years this year.