Inside Tucson Business

Inside Tucson Business is a weekly publication based in Tucson that focuses on the business, financial, and economic developments in Southern Arizona. Originally owned by Wick Communications from 1992 until 2014, the newspaper was then acquired by 10/13 Communications.

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Too Long in Oolong? ‘Steep’ into sweetness at Boba Cucue

2 weeks ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Karen Schaffner

Boba Cucue isn’t exactly like a visit to Japan, but it has a Tokyo vibe. Thanks to owner Sharon Walker, Boba Cucue has been open for just over a year, featuring pink walls, neon lights, and oversized decorations. Its signature drink blends Hong Kong and Taiwan flavors with tapioca pearls (or boba) at the bottom of the cup. “Taiwan created the boba, which are the little pearls that you see at the bottom of the drink,” Walker said. “Hong Kong developed the milk tea.
Starr Pass celebrates 20 years

3 weeks ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Christina Fuoco

JW Marriott Starr Pass & Spa is looking back while planning its future during its 20th year. Recently, it hosted a party featuring a luncheon, a mariachi performance, a 20th anniversary tequila toast, and a Native American blessing. Mayor Regina Romero ceremonially cut the anniversary cake. Larry Redhouse hosted the Native American blessing, which is a ritual exclusive to JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa.
Tucson real estate transactions: Week of March 21, 2025

1 month ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Christina Fuoco

TTT truck stop on I-10 in Tucson hits the marketA piece of Arizona history is for sale. The iconic Tucson Truck Terminal (TTT) — a landmark just outside of Tucson that has served travelers, truckers, and locals for over 70 years — has hit the market. Known for its colorful history, movie appearances, and music videos, the property marks the end of an era for the family who has owned and operated it for generations.
Technology is transforming fall prevention at Tucson senior living care center

1 month ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Christina Fuoco

AI technology is changing senior care, boasting a significant reduction in falls at Park Senior Villas – La Cañada. Helpany’s AI-powered radar device Paul has helped caregivers to reduce falls by 67% in three consecutive months. Park Senior Villas implemented the Paul devices to identify at-risk residents by analyzing their motion patterns and providing real-time preventive notifications to caregivers.
Mission needs volunteers to tell its story

1 month ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Karen Schaffner

The Dove of the Desert, Mission San Xavier del Bac, is a real treasure only a short drive away. Still a working Roman Catholic parish, San Xavier begs to be understood. Patronato docents can help with that during their 30-minute tours. “I hope you can see I love being here,” said docent Shirley “Squirrel” Lovelady. “My daughter always says if somebody will stand still, I’ll talk about (the mission). I love trying to make it real for people.”Miles Green leads the Patronato docent program.
Long-time Marana Circle K employee retires

1 month ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Karen Schaffner

Marie Perez recently experienced a day many people dream of: retirement. On Feb. 22, after exactly 35 years behind the counter, she will leave the Circle K Convenience Store at the I-10 Marana exit. “Being 78, it’s time,” she said. During her years at Circle K, Perez has witnessed it all. Some might argue she’s experienced the entire circle of life. For instance, she has observed the changes that time has brought to her customers’ families.
Desert Hospitality Management expands to Mesa | News | insidetucsonbusiness.com

1 month ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com

Desert Hospitality Management (DHM), a hotel management company based in Tucson, has added two hotels, the Sheraton Mesa Hotel at Wrigleyville West and Courtyard Mesa at Wrigleyville West, effective Jan.
Spring art scene showcases creativity and inspiration

2 months ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Bridgette Redman

As the saguaro and Palo Verde trees get ready to bloom, so too are the stages of Tucson flowering with a full garden of theater, music, dance and art. Tucson residents can enjoy many choices from the city’s major performing arts venues to small theaters and galleries. Theater Local theaters will serve Shakespeare, American classics and works featuring local young people. Arizona Theatre Company343 S. Scott Avenue, Tucson520-884-8210 | atc.org“Blues in the Night,” Jan. 26 to Feb.
Ron Beaton and staff make grills sizzle

2 months ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Karen Schaffner

In the 12 years since Ron Beaton founded Tucson Grill Cleaning, he learned he does more than just clean, install and repair the backyard appliance. He renews backyards. “We really restore the heart of our clients’ backyards,” he said. “We get to know the homeowner a bit, and they’ll show us their setup in the backyard,” Beaton said. “We’ll conduct a thorough assessment to determine what the grill needs beyond just cleaning.
Top-notch pet care needn’t be expensive

2 months ago | insidetucsonbusiness.com | Christina Fuoco

Pet ownership brings joy, companionship, and unconditional love, but it also comes with financial responsibilities. Balancing high-quality care with affordability can be challenging. With the average pet care rate in Old Pueblo between $50 and $100 per visit and annual veterinary costs for dogs averaging $580, many families are looking for ways to save without compromising their pets’ well-being.