Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Arizona hosts many small businesses that have struggled during the pandemic (Sarai Juarez/SJI)
Three Tucson business owners explore social media in hopes of surviving the year-long pandemic.
A Color Guard detail pre-records the presentation of the colors GUSD events (Courtesy of CVHS AF JROTC)
A high school pandemic story
Amid the pandemic, Austin’s local government and businesses are ensuring that the city’s famous music industry is kept alive.
Mr. McCabe passes out prepackaged meals to students at Tuba City Junior High School (Photo from Tuba City Junior High School)
Indigenous reservations typically don’t have reliable internet connection. How have schools on the Navajo Nation reservation been dealing with distance learning?
Coming out of high school, the Class of 2020 had to adjust their college expectations. Many were ready for an unforgettable year of college life, but COVID had other plans.
As the pandemic slowly recedes, many restaurants are pivoting to a new and safer way of eating: dine-out, a combination of take-out and outdoor seating.
After a year of struggling through Zoom classes, a high school orchestra gets back on its feet.
