AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBorderlands & Heritage: After activists spent more than two months trying to protect Lochiel’s 150- to 250-year-old “grandmother” cottonwood, border-wall crews cut it down; protesters say agents used force during the raid. LGBTQ+ Arizona: Organizers have revealed details for the 2026 Phoenix Pride Festival and Parade, while a federal appeals court confirmed that transgender Arizonans don’t need surgery to update their birth certificates. Food & Festivals: Tucson’s Chinese Chorizo Festival is back for its fifth edition, celebrating the city’s distinctive food culture. Indigenous Recognition: Kitt Peak National Observatory has renamed a science center to honor Tohono O’odham land and language. Tucson Food Legacy: El Güero Canelo, a local institution that helped popularize Sonoran hot dogs, is set to be sold as its founder prepares to retire.
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