Cristián A. Sierra Archives

Over a Barrel
Tucson's blue-barrel recycling program has some up in arms. (04/03/03)

Mexico Unveiled
Charles Bowden's latest paints a compelling picture of the drug trade below the border. (03/20/03)

Panties on the Loose
Women's underwear get burgled in Rincon Heights. (02/20/03)

Heavy Psi
Local psychics talk about their work in the Old Pueblo. (02/20/03)

Spaced Out
Good news: UA is adding parking. Bad news: They'll still be 3,000 spaces short. (01/23/03)

Rhythmic Beats
Jazz messenger Fred Hayes keeps time in Tucson. (12/26/02)

Party Like it's 1799
La Fiesta de San Agustín took a lickin' but is still tickin'. (11/28/02)

Raising the Dead
The twin towers meet Día de los Muertos at the Arizona Historical Society. (11/14/02)

Duende of Dance
Flamenco y Más stays in step with a different kind of soul music. (11/07/02)

Bangin' on Canvas
Outsider artist Stephen White leaves his mark. (10/10/02)

Born Leashed
Notes from the underhound. (09/26/02)

Tijuana Revisited
New documentary exposes different layers of the border metropolis. (09/19/02)

Music of the Borderlands
Norteño Music Festival celebrates 15 years. (08/22/02)

Mirror on the Wall
Society sees its reflection in David Tineo's murals. (08/22/02)

Condiment of the Aztecs
A good salsa makes the meal. (08/08/02)

Mariachi Conquista
The diffusion of mariachi music vía El Pueblo Viejo (08/01/02)

Buckaroo Holiday
Is that a six-shooter in your pocket, or are you happy about Gay West? (06/27/02)

Cultural Infusion
Barbea Williams teaches history, heritage and pride to young Tucson dancers. (06/13/02)

Celebrating Freedom
Tucson's Juneteenth festival marks a historic day with spirit and entertainment. (06/13/02)

More bounce per ounce
Lowriding has fans pumped up in the Old Pueblo. (05/30/02)

Women's Jihad
Art depicts the struggle of Afghan women. (05/09/02)

Room to Grow
O'odham organization plants the seeds to cure diabetes, with the help of Native Seeds/Search, but needs new office space. (04/18/02)

Fiddlin' in the Park
One of the longest-running old-time fiddle contests in the country honors one of its own this weekend. (02/14/02)

Par for the Course
Tucson's golf resorts have made progress, but must do more to limit groundwater use. (01/31/02)

Ballooning Rates
Hot-air balloonists' insurance rates are sky-high, and yours will be next. (01/24/02)

Bring on the Noise
Tucson asserts itself as a center for hearing services. (11/01/01)

Slash and Learn?
UA budget cuts will mean crowded classes, unemployed instructors and a blow to the city's economy. (10/11/01)