For this week’s date night, we’re doing Sonoran Restaurant Week on a budget. I combed through this year’s participating restaurants to find some of the more affordable options, whether you have $30 to spend on dinner for two or a little more wiggle room.
- Mary Ann Anderson, Tribune News Service
In the crystalline brightness of the afternoon sun, a pride of lionesses and cubs lay sprawled in a luminous tangle of golden fur. Massive paws overlapped, heavy heads rested across one another and long tails flicked lazily against the dust. Their bodies rose and fell in slow, synchronized rhythm, warm breath stirring the dry earth beneath them. From time to time, soft murmurs of contentment ...
- Sara Moniuszko USA Today
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Researchers have found most adults can safely consume up to five cups of coffee per day, which is about 400 mg of caffeine, without increasing risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Cutting back on low-nutrient foods with little nutritional value and replacing them with heart-healthy options can help support your cardiovas…
- Jamie Donnelly
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From a speakeasy that feels that you've stepped back in time to sweet, icy treats like fresh fruit popsicles, here's a list of all the new places that opened in spring.
- Jamie Donnelly
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There isn’t a better moment than when you’re handed your Bitty & Beau’s iced latte.
- Mackensy Lunsford Nashville Tennessean
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The sticker shock starts in the coffee aisle. A bag of beans that cost $16 a few years ago now pushes past $20. A basic latte is now a splurge.
- Jamie Donnelly
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From a speakeasy that feels that you've stepped back in time to sweet, icy treats like fresh fruit popsicles, here's a list of all the new places that opened in spring.
- Jamie Donnelly
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Bitty & Beau’s, a mobile coffee cruiser that is dedicated to helping people with disabilities by providing them with a job that values them, has opened its first Arizona franchise here in Tucson, bringing along good vibes and good coffee.
