Shootout at Coyote Howls Fortune turned on old-fashioned hero David Bruce Peckham. [12-13-99] — Dan Huff, TUCSON WEEKLY Color Bind The black alumni of Dunbar School gather in a reunion to remember the days when they weren't considered good enough to attend school with white kids. [12-07-99] — Tom Danehy, TUCSON WEEKLY Flights Of Fancy Finding new life for old planes. [11-15-99] — Mari Wadsworth, TUCSON WEEKLY Mondo Vegas Las Vegas is a city of signs. [10-04-99] — Gregory McNamee, TUCSON WEEKLY He Said/She Said Where are David Franklin's missing children? [09-20-99] — Dan Huff, TUCSON WEEKLY Guilt By Association You'd better be careful what color you paint your gate in Monterra Hills. [09-13-99] — Tim Vanderpool, TUCSON WEEKLY Food Chain-Gang As big agribusiness companies eliminate genetic diversity in our food crops, a Tucson organization fights to preserve seeds from vanishing crops. [08-16-99] — Kay Sather, TUCSON WEEKLY Nightmare In Tin Tucson's slums can be a deadly place. [07-26-99] — Dan Huff, TUCSON WEEKLY Unjust Bust Following a painful SWAT raid, an elderly Native American couple sues the City of Tucson. [07-19-99] — Tim Vanderpool, TUCSON WEEKLY Mat Rats Great local pro-wrestling is more than just a battle of words and wits. There are also the costumes. [07-05-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Paradoxical Paradise If you want to visit a vortex or swim with dolphins, Dennis Andres is your man. [06-28-99] — Mari Wadsworth, TUCSON WEEKLY Court Warrior Meet Eagle Woman, Native American basketball player. [06-07-99] — Tom Danehy, TUCSON WEEKLY The Great Arizona Rent-A-Cow Conspiracy The real reason so many land speculators wanna be cowboys. [05-17-99] — Emil Franzi, TUCSON WEEKLY Mind Game Precise observation leads to clarification, and sometimes levitation. [05-10-99] — Sam Negri, TUCSON WEEKLY Supermax When it comes to incarcerating bad guys, the State of Arizona has a state-of-the art hidey hole. But does super maximum security really make sense from a crime-prevention standpoint? [05-03-99] — J.E. Relly, TUCSON WEEKLY Hide and Sneak What you don't know can hurt you and when the mainstream press gives short shrift to certain important developments we're all endangered. [04-19-99] — Gabriel Roth, TUCSON WEEKLY Cheap Labor, Cheap Lives? In the Mexican town of Cananea, the mining company that runs the place can do what it wants—and the struggling citizens be damned. [04-12-99] — Tim Vanderpool and Darrin Mortenson, TUCSON WEEKLY Building A Better Mouse Trap Is the Disney Corporation planning a world-class development in the Arizona desert? Only Mickey knows for sure. [04-05-99] — Lisa Lopfor, TUCSON WEEKLY A Desert Anarchist's Legacy The late Ed Abbey was a contradictory and cantankerous character. [03-29-99] — Gregory McNamee, TUCSON WEEKLY Forest Service Prime Evil If we're not careful pretty soon we'll all be paying Mickey Mouse and the rest of the corporate pirates just to hang out in our national forests. [03-15-99] — Sam Negri, TUCSON WEEKLY More Cover Stories Archives...
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