Sidewalk art
Rachelle Cheney, a bookkeeper with Living Streets Alliance, paints in a stencil on the sidewalk along North Court Avenue in downtown's El Presidio neighborhood.
Madeline McClure, operations manager with Living Streets Alliance, paints in a stencil on a downtown sidewalk. The motifs have a similar design and color palette to the tiles on the nearby Old Pima County Courthouse.
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