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New details emerge from a proposal to turn a shut-down Marana prison into an ICE facility; plans for an aluminum plant in Benson are scrapped; and firefighters respond to a fire in the Santa Catalinas in the first days of monsoon; and more...

Bruce and Eb are joined by Marana candidates Jackie Craig and Jon Post to discuss the upcoming election.

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Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Water Deputy Director Mike Osborne and Water Resources Administrator Jerry Huerstel to talk about the recent Colorado River water cuts, and what that means for Marana.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we understand that we have all have a plan and purpose provided by God. We want to enable and empower people to step out into that purpose.

Town Manager Terry Rozema and Interim Development Services Director Brett Wittenberg sit down to answer the community's burning questions about growth in Marana.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we understand Jesus Christ has given to the believers people in leadership to build up the worldwide Church as well as the local Church in order to equip every believer with a part in working in the kingdom of God. We are ambassadors for Christ.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, our mission statement is to evangelize the lost, equip the saints, and empower them to step out into what God has called them to do. The first step is to evangelize. There is a world full of people who are living their life with no hope. It is our responsibility to share the gospel with them.

A must listen for Marana residents who love the great outdoors! Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Parks & Recreation Director Wayne Barnett and Recreation Supervisor Jason Grodman to talk about the upcoming disc golf course, natural resources programming, and more.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we are a family. We respect and honor one another. Family perseveres through difficulties and family loves unconditionally.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we are generous. And this is not just with our finances. We are also generous with our love, time, and forgiveness.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we believe the gifts of the Spirit are still for today. The filling or baptism of the Spirit is subsequent to salvation, is available to every believer, and the gifts should be used in an orderly manner.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we are a people who pray. You cannot have a relationship without communication. If we want to be successful, we are going to have to make prayer a focus in our own life, but we are also going to have to make prayer a priority as a church as well.

Brad and Tyler discuss the headlines following the week after WrestleMania, including Oba Femi's next move and Jacob Fatu challenging Roman Reigns. They also react to the recent news of WWE releases. Later, the guys discuss Kris Statlander's identity crisis and workshop what a Malakai Black return to AEW could look like.Other topics include:"Daredevil: Born Again" Episode 6"Hulk Hogan: Real American" ReviewKehlani, Klay, and Vrabel/Russini0:00 Intro12:08 At the Movies — “Hulk Hogan: Real American”25:58 WWE — Oba's Next Act, Post-Mania Release Timing51:27 The B-Show  — Familiar Faces 57:49 AEW — Kris Stat's Crisis, New and Old Talent Acquisition1:17;01 WHH — Klay and Meg, Vrabel and Russini1:23:48 WDWM — “Kehlani” Review, Wemby, Reacher, and Marana 100 Years1:28:54 ClosingFollow 19 Media Group:Twitter: @19MGroupInstagram: 19mediagrouphttps://www.19MediaGroup.comDiscover our favorite podcast gear and support the show—shop our studio must-haves on our Amazon Affiliate page! https://www.amazon.com/shop/19mediagroupWant to join the conversation or invite us to your platform? Connect with us and share your vision (budget-friendly collaborations welcome)!  https://bit.ly/19Guest

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana we are worshipers. Worship is an integral part of a believer's life. It is not just a block of time on Sunday.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we understand that life is lived by faith. We may not see all the details, but we have an assurance of hope that is our faith.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we understand that salvation isn't earned. We are a people who are saved by grace through faith.

Pima County's sheriff faces pushback from his deputies, and county leaders; Cesar Chavez is removed from the calendar; Marana wrestles with a planned detention center; and more...

Steve Schmidt is joined by Maritsa Georgiou, Save America Movement correspondent and host of the Grounded Podcast, live from Arizona, where the Save America Movement Operation Liberty is in full swing. Maritsa spoke with Reps. Adelita Grijalva and Sara Jacobs about the ICE prison camp being built in Surprise, AZ. Hear what they have to say. She also spoke with local clergy and activists who are opposing the opening of an ICE detention center that was a former abandoned prison in Marana, AZ. Stay informed about DHS’ ICE plans across the country. SAM is committed to continuing to expose what the Trump regime has planned. Support The Warning and become a member today! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2I50t9-7Ol7AjwryRv-Fiw/join Support and subscribe to @SaveAmericaMvmt: https://thesaveamericamovement.org Subscribe for more and follow The Warning here: Substack: https://steveschmidt.substack.com/subscribe Store: https://thewarningwithsteveschmidt.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thewarningses.bsky.social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SteveSchmidtSES/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewarningses Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewarningses/ X: https://x.com/SteveSchmidtSES See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Community & Neighborhood Services Director Lisa Shafer and Police Chief Jeffrey Pridgett in this latest podcast episode to talk about initiatives that address cleanliness and safety in Marana.

It's decision time for the RTA Next ballot issue; Opposition grows to an immigrant detention center in Marana; Facing the challenges of health care in rural Arizona; and more...

New details, and new confusion, about a planned immigration facility in Marana; Tucson tackles drug use and homelessness; As one 20-year road plan expires, voters are weighing whether to approve a sequel; and more...

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Public Works Director Fausto Burruel to to discuss the I-10 interchanges at Cortaro, Tangerine, Moore, and Marana roads.Additional resources:Click here to learn more about RTA NEXT. Click here to view the Marana Transportation Master Plan

Another plea from the family of Nancy Guthrie; Marana residents have questions about a planned ICE detention center; The future of public health is in doubt; and more...

The Town of Marana rejects petitions to stop a data center project; Adelita Grijalva visits detained migrants, including a 79-year-old with dementia; The UA boosts the local technology industry; and more...

The Presidents Day special is live! Today, we're diving deep into the latest twists in the Nancy Guthrie case and breaking down the fallout after Marana's downtown referendum hit a dead end. Plus, we call out the latest round of gaslighting from Governor Katie Hobbs.Special Guests:Dr. Mark Stegeman: UofA Economics Professor and Faculty Senate member brings the data.Brother Joseph DeSimone: Joins the conversation with his unique perspective.Only on the Live the Dream Media Network—don't miss it!

“An hour of desperation" as the Guthrie family tries to get their mother back; Marana data center opponents try to get their issue on the ballot; A small town Arizona market hopes to find a new owner but keep the old vibe; and more...

Brandon Bennett of Epique Realty will be joining us and will be talking about his passion to help veterans. Then, we will spend time with Marana Mayor Jon Post. He will give us insights about the history of Marana and the future of Marana.

Send us a textDan is the proud owner or Task Force Red Firearms and Gunsmith here in Tucson (1802 W. Grant Rd, 520-289-0878, tfrguns.com)! But prior to that, the guy has done a lot of things and been a lot of places, all in the name of service of others over self.I'm excited for you all to hear about him growing up in Tucson and deciding the military life was how he planned to get some life experience under his belt before settling in to local law enforcement. The twists and turns along the way, but serving in pretty significant ways at each stage in his life. The trials he faced as an older man entering the Army was very interesting to me. Show him some love, he'll be back soon because we never even made it to the point where he joined the Pima County Sheriff's Department!!! Dan has done a bunch of things in his life, and I'm glad to share them with you here on Choir Practice! Enjoy the episode!Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

On this Episode, we sit down with Dr. Paula Rivadeneira, the owner of Cholla Afterlife - Aquamation For Pets. We will explore her local Marana business and the deep care she provides to families during their time of need. Later, we welcome our new sponsor, James Piper of Piper Family Painting. James and his wife, Nicole, share their journey as local painting contractors who bring expertise and custom color options to every home they touch.

Wake Up with Christopher DeSimone Friday! Mark Van Buren counts down "Actors We Just Don't Get", Andrea Miller, the owner of Marana's The Farm venue, visits the show for the first time. Stories today: Tucson Crackheads Steal $ from Girls Scout! US murder rates plummeted last year-New York Times mystified. We will clarify on the Live The Dream Media Network.

Steve and Amy travel to Marana, Arizona, where dark supernatural forces threaten to destroy a New Age couple's sanity and health. They fear if something isn't done soon their marriage won't last -- and neither will their time on this earth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The suspect in a thrift store shooting is charged; lawmakers are already haggling over tax cuts and budgets; controversy in Marana causes three people to jump into politics; and more...

Big Wednesday is Back for 2026! Ted Maxwell of SALC in the 2nd hour plus the ever interesting Private Detective from LA Nils Grevillius in the 3rd hour! Stories today: Marana and Data Centers, John Stewart calls out Mark Kelly's hypocrisy, Harvard admits they stink in few different ways.

Parks & Recreation Director Wayne Barnett sits down with host Town Manager Terry Rozema to talk about the new Move Marana app and the exciting fitness challenge to help bring in the new year. Move Marana is available for free in your app store.

A data center project will be presented before Marana Town Council on January 6, 2026. Town Manager Terry Rozema, Town Attorney Jane Fairall, and Development Services Director Jason Angell sit down to answer commonly-asked questions by the residents. This episode is a must-listen ahead of the January 6 meeting!Learn more about data centers in Marana and the Luckett Road North & South project by visiting https://www.MaranaAZ.gov/data-centers Please note the following corrections on the information provided in this episode:The Town could see approximately $15 million dollars per year in tax revenues directly to the Town at completion of the first phase of the project (not at full build-out, as originally reported).Each parcel is served by a different electric utility provider, Tucson Electric Power and Trico Electric Cooperative. Together, the estimated electrical demand ranges between 550 and 750 megawatts for each site (not total, as originally reported). For phase 1 (not total, as originally reported), approximately 4,500 temporary construction jobs will be created, and then a smaller number of permanent, high-skilled operational jobs once the facility is active, approximately 400 jobs

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Marana High School Principal Caitlyn Kauffman to talk about their athletic, music, and dance programs.

Marana residents try to stop an immigrant detention center, but can they; The point-in-time count tracks homelessness; On Flandrau's fiftieth, there's more to see than the stars; and more...

Marana residents try to stop an immigrant detention center, but can they; The point-in-time count tracks homelessness; On Flandrau's fiftieth, there's more to see than the stars; and more...

It's Marana's turn to debate data center zoning; Turning farmland into housing to save water; A new study charts the health cost of “forever chemicals”, and more...

A late-night welfare check in Marana, Arizona turned into something far darker when police were shown screenshots no one could explain, 29-year-old Taton Dorfman, lying in bed next to his girlfriend, 30-year-old Hannah Rogers, covered in blood and saying, “I killed her.”What started as a FaceTime call spiraled into a confession, a standoff, and a courtroom where forgiveness collided with reality.This is the murder of Hannah Rogers.Listen now**************************************Do you have thoughts about this case, or is there a specific true crime case you'd like to hear about? Let me know with an email or a voice message: https://murderandlove.com/contactFind the sources used in this episode and learn more about how to support Love and Murder: Heartbreak to Homicide and gain access to even more cases, including bonus episodes, ad-free and intro-free cases, case files and more at: https://murderandlove.comMusic:℗ lesfreemusicBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/love-and-murder-heartbreak-to-homicide--4348896/support.

Send us a textJason moved to Arizona with his mom and sisters as a kid. After high school, he joined the Marine Corps and served in Washington DC, then deployed overseas. When he returned home, he found another way to serve... law enforcement.He joined the Pima County Sheriff's department but thought he wouldn't get hired if he did not agree to move to the Town of Ajo. After a family emergency back in Tucson, Jason realized he needed to leave the PCSO if he wanted to move closer to his family.He joined the Tucson Police Department where I became aware of him and wanted him to come work with me in the Force Unit but it was not meant to be. Jason put in for several special assignments, including the SWAT team, but could not manage to get out of patrol.He made the tough decision to leave for the Town of Marana Police Department where he was able to go back to school and he earned his Doctorates in Strategic Leadership. He retired but continues to serve the community while he searches for his next adventure. Give him a listen and a warm welcome!!! Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Water Director Heidi Lasham to discuss the proposed water rates increase. Members of the community who would like to learn more are encouraged to attend one of two public meetings.Thursday, November 13, 2025 | 5–6 p.m.Marana Police Community Room, Ed Honea Marana Municipal Complex11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Marana, AZ 85653Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 5–6 p.m.Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary School8500 N. Continental Reserve Loop, Tucson, AZ 85743Learn more.

People in Marana want to know if ICE plans to hold prisoners in their town; U os A is hosting a track and field championship; the mystery of how squirrels spread germs; and more

Send us a textWell Y'all...This episode is just as funny, gross and riveting as the first as we make our way through Tom's book, "Old School; The Police, The Public, and the Pranks."You'll mostly laugh, but I guarantee you'll enjoy the whole episode! So it's not a bad thing that he'll be back because we still have more to cover!Thank you all, it has been almost four years (October 27th is the show anniversary) and over 70k downloads! I'm honored, grateful and humbled to have you all here with me on this journey!Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Development Services Director Jason Angell to answer questions about apartments, Dove Mountain Retail Center, the future downtown project, medical facilities, and Pinal Airpark.

Send us a textHe's a cop, an author and a philanthropist! Tom continues to do the Lord's work even in retirement, a common sentiment amongst the many Public Servants I've come to meet over the years. He began his career in Detroit, MI in 1973, retiring in 2004. He moved to warmer temps in AZ, but still had a desire to do more. He decided to become a Crime Scene Investigator with the Town of Marana Police.His book, "Old School; The Police, the Public, and the Pranks" is available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and he even provided his email in case you're looking to get your hands on a signed copy!!!He's a part of the "Boys in Blue Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club." They raise funds to help fellow brothers and sisters who are either injured or killed in the line of duty. You can find their website and upcoming fundraisers at "https://boysinbluelemc.net/fundraisers" and tune in to hear Tom speak about the fundraiser coming up tomorrow, on September 11th.Thanks everyone! Turn it up and give him a warm welcome!Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/