Claire said: “The response to the virtual festival has been amazing. We’ve had about 80 people taking part but would love more. It’s gone from a small idea on Facebook, bringing artists together to blossoming into a full on virtual arts festival.
“How it works is there will be a map, like a real festival you can move around visiting different areas with local names. On the Byron and Ada Lovelace stage you can watch performances from poets, musicians, actors and dancers.
“The Hidden Valley’s gallery will include beautiful art work from painters, sculptures and photographers. You can spend time at the Lindleys Mill workshop tent and watch tutorials on all things crafty.
Illegal shooting increases near Gates Pass and across Pima County
Gates Pass target shooting By Karly Tinsley | February 11, 2021 at 10:15 PM MST - Updated February 11 at 10:15 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - âWildcat shootingâ or shooting in random, unauthorized areas, is on the rise in Pima county.
Pima County Natural Resources said theyâve had increased reports of shooting out in Tucson Mountain Park. In recent weeks, theyâve had an archer at Pima Countyâs Tucson Mountain Park Archery Range fired upon in the rangeâs parking lot. And a hiker on Cougar Trail reported gunfire, including a bullet that whistled behind her before hitting the ground.
CHAMPAIGN â LaTesha Lee and her children canât bear to live in their former home. Not with the bullet holes and the memories of the place where her son and their brother died.
Sixteen-year-old Gerryontae Brown was killed there Nov. 12, shot by a former friend over a reported disagreement over a debt. Lee said she was headed home from work and on the phone with her son at the time. He had called, frantically telling her someone was shooting at the house.
She has moved her family to a hotel and has applied to several locations for a new place to live. She doesnât know if she will have any success.