Have you ever told a lie only to regret it later? That’s the premise for “Premiere!,” a new comedy being performed through May 22 at the Invisible Theatre.

In this space a week ago, an attempt was made to illustrate that times gone by never really go away.

Thinking caps are recommended Wednesday night, when the Oro Valley Town Council, staff and others talk about what to do next with the Naranja Town Site.

People who say they understand life and absolutely know how things are going to turn out in the future are either working from cubbyhole shops in Sedona offering supposedly insightful clairvoyant glimpses of the imminent, or orchestrating weekly spectacles of conviction on Haight/Ashbury in San Francisco.

(NAPSI)—It may not be what most people think about when they consider technological innovations, but science has turned its attention toward the floor and come up with some pretty clever ideas.

Recently, several dozen residents came together in front of U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake’s office on Oracle Road in order to protest his vote against a scaled down bill that would have extended background checks to purchase firearms.

(StatePoint) Being a teenager is never easy, but for some kids, it is excruciating. For parents, being able to tell the difference between normal growing pains and real trouble is crucial.

It was interesting to see the response The Explorer got last week after my editorial on what we citizens can really do to reach our elected officials. While I am deeply concerned with seemingly not having a voice unless we have enough money, I am not encouraging any residents to stop trying by any means. I still work to contact my elected officials and I always will, even if at times I feel it seems pointless.

(BPT) - Wedding day traditions vary ever so slightly from decade to decade based on music, fashion and cultural change. However, today’s newlyweds have a distinct issue that their parents probably didn’t face a quarter century ago – which sectional couch stays, and which one goes?

(StatePoint) Being a teenager is never easy, but for some kids, it is excruciating. For parents, being able to tell the difference between normal growing pains and real trouble is crucial.

(NAPSI)—Thousands of women begin menopause every day in the United States. For many women, symptoms of menopause can be tough to get through, especially because they can last for many years. Symptoms such as night sweats can rob women of sleep, and hot flashes can cause embarrassment and anxiety.

It’s been a very interesting past few years for everyone, including the real estate industry.  I look forward to sharing with you during the next few months a series of articles that will feature different perspectives, future trend observations and current updates about real estate activities from national, regional and local levels.  

Note: This column was written before Gabby announced her decision to step down.

My historical record confirms that I’m less than handy with most home-related repairs and potentially dangerous when it comes to installing or fixing anything related to landscape drip systems. Despite that, it’s that dry time of year when the plants in our yard require an additional amount of water delivered in an automatically time-controlled manner.

The Marana Tigers softball team came home flying high, 18-3 overall, on a 13-game winning streak and undefeated in a month.

What is stress? According to Webster's Dictionary, stress is defined as "a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation."

They say when you retire, you have to find a hobby.