Veronica Kuffel is a journalist based in Tucson, Arizona. She writes for Tucson Local Media, LLC and Inside Tucson Business, with her work also appearing in Tucson Weekly. Veronica covers a wide range of topics including local news, community events, and business developments in the Tucson area.
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Veronica Kuffel's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases related to family and relationships, real estate industry, and entertainment news in the United States, Arizona, particularly Tucson. She is likely interested in pitches that highlight local community events or initiatives related to affordable housing, environmental conservation efforts within the region.
Given her focus on government announcements and event coverage with themes such as family & relationships and real estate industry; public relations professionals may find success pitching stories about town communications activities or town reappointments of municipal court members. Additionally, she might be interested in features about small business growth within the area.
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As Marana continues to grow, the town looks for ways to bring the community together despite its lack of infrastructure. According to Special Events Supervisor Shelby Scheer, one way to
Andrea Hoerr joined the Great Old Broads for Wilderness to meet people like her: older women who love the outdoors. What she found was a group of highly skilled environmentalists
In recent years, Pima County has directed its resources to the shrinking Santa Cruz River. One group is documenting these efforts, inspiring others to support the water system that has
With dwindling options for affordable housing, entrepreneurs look for ways to create safe, legal alternatives for the public. Valerie Lane and Lisa Bowers are the founders of the Urban Infill
The town reappointed Marana Town Magistrate Laine McDonald for a new four-year term and brought back employees serving under the judge on Oct. 1. McDonald submitted a new agreement for
There are around 13,000 students in the Marana Unified School District and, according to Student and Family Support Services, 43% of them live in homes that are food insecure.
Walking Mountain Science Center hosts its first Drinkering and Tinkering event with coasters made from old tiles and maps.
By: Veronica Kuffel
On Feb. 3 Eagle Climbing and Fitness hosted the Regional Championship for the American Scholastic Climbing League. More than 160 athletes traveled from across the Western Slope to climb in the high school and middle...
It’s only natural to wonder what’s off the beaten path. Hikers look for new experiences on each trail they tread, even the ones that may not be outlined by the U.S. Forest Service. But if people could...
By: Veronica Kuffel
These trails are a great way to end the summer hiking season On Lower Calico, visitors will spot mountains like Calico Peak (left) and Eagle Peak (right), and many more crossing onto Upper Calico (Courtesy of Nick White)
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