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Sullivan’s Steakhouse hosting a ‘glitzy’ Great Gatsby-inspired event

Sullivan’s Steakhouse hosting a ‘glitzy’ Great Gatsby-inspired event

Calling all roaring twenties and Gatsby fans, you may want to read this and mark your calendar.

On the heels of The Great Gatsby release in movie theaters across the world, Sullivan’s Steakhouse will host a dazzling “Gatsby Gala” on Friday, May 24.  At entry, guests will step into

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AZ Game and Fish meetings for public comment on licensing structures

AZ Game and Fish meetings for public comment on licensing structures

The Arizona Game and Fish Department will host a series of meetings statewide to seek the public's input in developing a new hunting and fishing license structure and fees, as authorized by the recent passage of Senate Bill 1223.

SB 1223 allows the Arizona Game and Fish Commission to set

Two new battalion chiefs promoted in the Golder Ranch Fire District

Two new battalion chiefs promoted in the Golder Ranch Fire District

According to a Golder Ranch Fire District news release, two captains have been promoted to battalion chiefs.

“It is with great pride that I announce the promotions of Captains Joshua Hurguy and William Seeley to Battalion Chief,” stated Fire Chief Randy Karrer.

Seeley has been with the Golder Ranch Fire District since

School districts starting free summer food programs

School districts starting free summer food programs

Several school districts in Tucson and surrounding communities are offering free summer meal programs at their schools.  Many students who rely on school lunches would go hungry without these vital summer programs.  

If there is not a school close to your area serving these free meals, parents can click on the following website http://www.azsummerfood.gov/food-site-locations and put in your zip code to see what schools closest to you are serving.

The following are sites with dates and times of meals served:

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TPD still searching for suspect in east side convenience store stabbing

TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now)- An early morning stabbing leaves a 22-year-old convenience store clerk with life-threatening injuries.

Tucson Police received a call just after 1 a.m. about an incident at an AM/PM on Tanque Verde near Wrightstown. TPD is saying a customer found the clerk and then called 911.  At this point, it's unclear exactly when the stabbing happened. 

Police initially reported it was an armed robbery, but have since stated the suspect asked for nothing and had stabbed the clerk.

The 22-year-old man was transported to University of Arizona Medical Center where he is being treated for his injuries. 

A victim's relative has been in contact with Tucson News Now and says family is by his side in the hospital. She says, "(we are) obviously saddened and troubled by this horrible incident."

Amphitheater School sites to offer free breakfast, lunch during summer school

Amphitheater School sites to offer free breakfast, lunch during summer school

Select Amphitheater Schools will be serving breakfast and lunch to students during summer school this year. 

The Amphitheater Public School District is partnering with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to provide these free meals.  Any child under 18 may come and eat. 

Free meals will be provided at the following five sites, at the dates and times listed below:

Salvation Army hosting a concert to raise funds for its Hospitality House Shelter

Salvation Army hosting a concert to raise funds for its Hospitality House Shelter

The Salvation Army New York Staff Band (NYSB) will be the feature band for the upcoming Salvation Army concert to raise funds for its Hospitality House Shelter and the public is invited to attend.

Serving continuously for more than 50 years, the NYSB is regarded as one of the foremost brass bands in The Salvation Army. Originally established by Ballington Booth in 1887, the band was created to bring attention to the Army’s early ministry in the United States.  From its