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Chris Grey has been making images for a living since he was 15. Fifty-plus years later, he has settled into Oro Valley, taken over a corner of the SAAG Gallery, and turned his attention to the work he says he was always meant to do be doing. Not photographs exactly. Something stranger and more interesting than that.

Alex Ball opened his Oro Valley practice with an MBA, a JD, and four and a half years on the Pima County bench. The pitch is simple: call before things go wrong. Most Oro Valley business owners can name the moment they realized they needed a lawyer. It usually arrives a beat too late. The contract has already been signed. The handshake deal has already curdled. The deadline has already passed. The invoice from the other side is already in the mailbox.
The agenda for the June 3, 2026 Oro Valley Town Council regular session can be viewed by clicking the link below or copying and pasting the link into your web browser. Click here for agenda. If this meeting includes a public hearing, citizens can provide public comment in person by filling out a blue card, or they can provide comments virtually via Zoom by registering at least 24 hours in advance. Click here to register.

From Monticello to the Louisiana Purchase, from the Library of Congress to the University of Virginia, Jefferson shaped American ideals while embodying its deepest hypocrisies. What would he think of Oro Valley’s free public library offering access to all human knowledge? How does he reconcile his beautiful words with his terrible choices? And what advice would he offer a nation still grappling with the gap between its principles and its practices?

Merlin the Wizard visits Oro Valley for the summer solstice and finds more magic in the Sonoran Desert than in any kingdom he's ever advised. From dark skies and ancient saguaros to monsoon storms and Hohokam wisdom, the legendary sorcerer shares his counsel on surviving summer, protecting what makes this community special, and why slowing down might be the most powerful spell of all.
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Oro Valley residents enjoy a wide variety of restaurants and other dining options, from the stunning views and New American cuisine of The Overlook, to the classic Southern Italian menu at Bottega Michelangelo.
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We’re all about keeping it local, so we’ve curated a handy business directory featuring over 1,200 of Oro Valley’s finest establishments. Everything—from charming eateries to essential services—is right at your fingertips.