Pusch Ridge Course lives on!
The Oro Valley Town Council approved the continued operation of the nine-hole Pusch Ridge golf course last night. The course had been on a three-year probationary period after reopening. The purpose of the probationary period was to determine if the course could be a financially viable entity. The three neighborhood associations that live around the course, the group Friends of Pusch Ridge Golf, town staff and Indigo Golf worked tirelessly together to build course use. They were successful in their efforts.
Centennial Mission to be restarted in about three weeks
The around the world Centennial Mission has been delayed. Oro Valley resident Tim Tarris returned home yesterday. He and co pilot Buchanan Bleeker made it to Lima Peru in their single engine Cesna. Then, after a four day delay, and with the inability to get overflight clearances from some South American countries, they elected to return. They plan to restart their trip in about three weeks.
"The Town of Oro Valley and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) will hold an in-person open house Tuesday, Feb. 13, to share information and seek public input on design concepts for a new multi-use path to be constructed along the north side of Naranja Drive between La Cañada Drive and First Avenue.
Your public comments will help develop and evaluate design concepts and identify the preferred path alignment as part of the project assessment process." (Source: Town of Oro Valley Media Release)
Oro Valley launches "50 Businesses For 50 Years" Campaign
"To help celebrate the Town of Oro Valley’s 50th Anniversary this year, the Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce has partnered with 50 local businesses for a special shop local campaign, which officially [launched] on Monday, Feb. 5, 2024.
Throughout the year, fifty Oro Valley businesses will be highlighted for a period of two weeks. During that time, shoppers are encouraged to visit and support the highlighted business and enter the raffle. At the end of the two weeks, a winner will be announced from each business’s raffle box. To view the “50 Businesses for 50 Years” calendar and program details, visit orovalleychamber.com." (Source: Town of Oro Valley Media Release)Oro Valley seeks participants for 50th anniversary celebration
"In April 2024, the Town of Oro Valley proudly marks its golden milestone, celebrating 50 years of history, growth and community — and you’re invited to be a part of it. Oro Valley's 50th Anniversary is a momentous occasion, and your participation and support will make it truly unforgettable." Opportunities to participate include:
- Participating in the April 6 parade (Entry Form)
- Showcasing your talents at the community celebration at Kreigh Park on April 13...Fireworks at 9:30pm (Entry Form)
- Sponsoring events
- Sharing your memories
(Source: Town of Oro Valley Media Release)
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