Author: The Cornerstone Republic
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Trico CEO Addresses Marana Data Center Concerns: No Rate Hikes, Extended Benefits for Members
MARANA, AZ — In a wide-ranging discussion that aimed to dispel misconceptions about data centers coming to Marana, Trico CEO Brian Heithoff sat down with David Samorano, CEO of Live The Dream Media, to address community concerns head-on, delivering news that should ease the minds of worried residents: the upcoming data centers won’t increase electric rates…
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“Stuff the Cop Car” Returns: Marana Police Seek Toy Donations
Marana, Arizona – The Marana Police Officers Association is set to spread holiday cheer with their annual toy drive, inviting community members to help make the season brighter for local children. The “Stuff the Cop Car” event will take place on Saturday, December 13th, from 9 AM to 3 PM in the Walmart parking lot…
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The Oro Valley Fall Foodie, Art & Wine Festival returns October 25–26, 2025
Oro Valley, AZ — The Oro Valley Fall Foodie, Art & Wine Festival returns October 25–26, 2025, transforming the Oro Valley Marketplace into Southern Arizona’s premier celebration of creativity, culinary talent, and community. Presented by Art State Arizona in partnership with Tucson Foodie and Arizona Winery Tours, the two-day outdoor event invites guests to experience the…
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The Big Reveal by Rex and Regina
Tucson, Arizona Guest Opinion : Craig J. Cantoni Rex Scott is the chairman of the Pima County Board of Supervisors. Regina Romero is the mayor of the city of Tucson. On the same day, in separate opinion pieces, in separate local publications, both of them unwittingly revealed what’s wrong with the Tucson metropolis. They revealed…
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The Final Curtain Call: How Network Late-Night Television Lost Its Prime Time
The announcement that shook the entertainment industry this week wasn’t just about one show ending – it was the death knell for an entire era of American television. When CBS declared that “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” would conclude in May 2026, it marked more than the cancellation of a single program. It signaled…
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Senate Report Reveals ‘Cascade of Preventable Failures’ in Trump Assassination Attempt
Investigation Demands Stronger Accountability as Secret Service Disciplines Six Agents July 13, 2025 – One Year After Butler, Pennsylvania Attack Exactly one year after a gunman nearly killed then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a scathing Senate report has revealed what investigators call “a cascade of preventable failures that nearly…
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Powell Under Fire: Trump Demands ‘Immediate’ Resignation as Economic Predictions Clash
Campaign Intensifies Against Federal Reserve Chairman Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell faces mounting political pressure as President Donald Trump escalates his public campaign for the central bank chief’s removal. The controversy has drawn sharp battle lines between those predicting economic benefits from Powell’s departure and experts warning of potential market disruption. Trump’s Documented Campaign Against…
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Federal Reserve Interest Rate Policy Report 2025
Comprehensive Analysis of Rate Reduction Strategy and Economic Outlook The Federal Reserve’s approach to interest rate reductions in 2025 represents a cautious, data-driven strategy shaped by persistent inflation concerns, trade policy uncertainties, and evolving economic conditions. Despite maintaining the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50% since December 2024, the Fed continues to project two 25-basis-point cuts…
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Josh Jacobsen: After Prop 414, A Forensic Audit Is The Next Step.
Tucson voters overwhelmingly rejected Proposition 414, delivering a landslide defeat to an initiative backed by Mayor Romero, the entire City Council, and the city’s Democratic establishment. The purpose of special elections is no secret: Standalone ballots in off-year cycles typically see low turnout, favoring the majority party. The strategy is simple — mobilize your base,…
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Non-Profits in Arizona: Numbers, Revenue, and Key Players
Tucson, Arizona- As of February 2024, Arizona has 28,379 registered non-profit organizations, the sixth-largest industry in the state, making up 6.9% of the workforce with 222,380 workers, according to Arizona State University’s Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation. Nonprofits generate about $22.4 billion annually, making up about 8% of Arizona’s gross state product. Top…