Pima Community College’s Music Department is set to celebrate the season with its Spring Music Series, featuring nine concerts showcasing student ensembles. The performances promise a diverse range of musical talents and styles, highlighting the dedication and hard work of the college's music students.

In other news from around Arizona, Islands Arizona highlighted some of Arizona's best-kept secret destinations, inviting locals and tourists alike to explore the hidden gems of the state. Meanwhile, the Arizona Wildcats are making headlines with their top-tier recruiting class for the 2025 basketball season, signaling a potential resurgence for the UofA basketball program.

Concerns have been raised about the Colorado River runoff, with a bleak forecast from Tony Davis at the Arizona Daily Star. Additionally, KVOA reported on staff cuts highlighted by a Saguaro National Park billboard, reflecting broader challenges faced by national parks.

Tucson's cultural scene continues to thrive, with Tucson Weekly announcing that comedian Koy is set to perform at Tucson Arena. Tucson Foodie also celebrated a local restaurant named the ‘Best Cult-Favorite’ in Arizona, adding to the city's diverse culinary landscape.

Moving to Eastern Arizona, Peter Aleshire from paysonroundup.com reported on Payson doctors, nurses, and therapists being honored for their volunteer work in keeping kids safe. The Payson School Board recognized these medical professionals for their countless hours of service.

In Graham County, David Bell from gilavalleycentral.net noted that Thatcher is outpacing Safford and Pima in new home construction, with both new home permits issued in March being located in Thatcher.

Globally, Global Heroes showcased Eva Longoria and her charitable endeavors in their May issue. Longoria’s foundations, The Eva Longoria Foundation and Eva's Heroes, focus on empowering Latinas and creating enriching experiences for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

The cannabis scene is also making waves, with Dylan Lotts from Tucson Weekly reporting the return of CAKE She Hits Different, a Southern California-based cannabis lifestyle brand, to Arizona dispensaries.