Following in the tradition of the YMCA, Triangle Y Ranch in Oracle continues to offer overnight camping for children ages 6 to 17.

(NAPSI)—Today, getting older isn’t about looking back. It’s about moving forward and embracing healthy habits to prepare for what lies ahead. But, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the risk of chronic disease increases significantly with age. In fact, adults 50 and older have a 70 percent chance of developing at least one chronic condition.1

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Six years of playing on the court together, Mt. View High School senior guards Melody McLaughlin and Lauren Reece’s chemistry on the court has helped them lead their team to a 11-4 record.

Downtown Tucson will be full of holiday cheer on Saturday, Dec. 15. Enjoy a full day of family-friendly events – everything from finally getting that wish list to Santa to the 18th Annual Downtown Parade of Lights – right in the heart of Tucson.

Club Y Night for kids in grades 6-9 will run 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday at the Angel Youth Center at the Northwest YMCA, 7770 N. Shannon Road.

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The Mulcahy YMCA - Kino Community Center and the Southern Arizona Clay Artists will team up for this year’s Empty Bowls Luncheon on Friday, Nov. 9, to benefit the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.   

Pima Community College and Northwest YMCA are teaming up to present an evening of Halloween fun and entertainment for the entire family.

Join the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona’s “Hunger Walk” 2012 presented by Casino Del Sol Resort on Saturday, Sept. 29, to help make a difference in the fight against hunger in Southern Arizona. Registration is at 8:00 AM and the walk begins at 9:00 AM. The event will start and finish in Sam Lena Park at the Mulcahy YMCA at Kino Community Center, 2805 E. Ajo Way (near Ajo and Country Club). Community Food Bank CEO, Bill Carnegie will be joined by Allison Alexander, Anchor, News 4 Tucson to host the proceedings.

The National Republican Congressional Committee today announced that Martha McSally has reached ‘Young Gun’ status, the top tier of the Committee’s four-level ‘Young Gun’ recruitment program. Founded during the 2007-2008 election cycle by Reps. Eric Cantor (R-VA), Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Paul Ryan (R-WI), the ‘Young Guns’ program is a Member-driven effort that is the primary method for recruiting strong candidates for both open-seat and challenger races. McSally is running for Arizona’s Second Congressional District.

(BPT) - – When thinking about childhood hunger, many people envision poverty-stricken regions on another continent, far from home. However, millions of children right here in the United States don’t know where their next meal will come from. It’s called “food insecurity,” and it’s a big problem in communities across the country.

Five candidates are competing to become the supervisor for District 1 in Pima County after current supervisor Ann Day steps down later this year.

While the Oro Valley Town Council voted unanimously to cease funding to the Oro Valley Recreation Room in a May 2 council meeting, the Town is in the process of creating partnerships to meet the needs of patrons currently utilizing the facility.

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