The Marana Unified School District secondary music program and Mark Wood, recording artist, performer, producer, inventor, Emmy‐winning composer and music education advocate are pleased to present and perform an exciting and electrifying event on March 7 and March 8 at Mountain View High School auditorium, 3901 W. Linda Vista Blvd Tucson, AZ 85742.

The unofficial results for the Marana Unified School District show all three incumbents in the lead.

More than 1,000 guests crowded into the Tucson Convention Center last Friday where the annual State of the County event shared the playbill with organic, locally produced salad greens topped with regionally raised beef.

Christmas Eve, the day Ramon Gonzales had waited for all year, dawned clear as a bell in Marana after a week of dreary rain and icy cold.

Oct. 13, 2004 - Population growth throughout Pima County has increased enrollment in the area's schools and put a strain on available resources. Meanwhile, state budget limitations have kept municipalities from providing necessary infrastructure to support newly built schools, a Marana official said at a recent council meeting.

The Marana Unified School District has three of its current school board members seeking reelection as their terms expire, with one challenger.

August 23, 2006 - Fourteen-year-old Francisco Sepulveda wants to get healthy, strong and fit.

Citizens and the Marana Town Council got their first look Aug. 13 at architectural renderings of the new town hall and municipal complex planners hope will become the core of a growth boom expected in Marana's rural northwest.

Doug Wilson, superintendent of the Marana Unified School District, was one of five guest speakers at a luncheon hosted last Thursday by the Marana Chamber of Commerce. About 80 people listened as Wilson thanked local businesses for their continued support despite the “current economic crisis.” Other speakers included Marana High School Principal Jim Doty and Butterfield Elementary School Associate Principal Patty Abbuhl. To learn more about the chamber, visit www.maranachamber.com or call 682-4314.