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Previous issues of the RHENA newsletter can be viewed by clicking the issue(s) below.
Prior to 2010, the City of Tucson funded one newsletter a month for registered Neighborhood Associations. Then the economy forced the City to cut back to funding only one newsletter per year. Because we believed that the newsletter was an important way to share information with our neighbors and connect with newcomers, between 2010 & 2017, board members approached businesses in and around the neighborhood to find sponsers, allowing us to publish more than one newsletter each year. Also, several were funded by RHE neighbors.
The businesses and individuals listed below supported RHENA by sponsoring an issue of the newsletter. To thank the businesses for their help, consider using them if you need their type of service. And let them know we appreciate them!
Between 2018 & 2023, in addition to our one free issue per year, newsletters were sent by email to the RHENA listserv (but these don't reach every address in the neighborhood).
In 2024, the City started funding two newsletters a year. RHENA takes advantage of this free service offered by the City as often as possible.
Spring 2010 RHE resident (anonymous)
Summer 2010 Dent Busters
Fall 2010 Curves Gym for Women
Winter 2011 RHE family (anonymous)
Summer 2011 RHE resident & Tucson Bobcat
Winter 2012 Salon Nouveau
Spring 2012 Dan's Toy Shop
Summer 2012 BASIC Western USA
Winter 2013 RHE family (anonymous)
Spring 2013 Town West Realty
Summer 2013 Mark's Ace Hardware
Winter 2014 Salon Nouveau
Spring 2014 RHE resident Dan Taylor
Summer 2014 Dan's Toy Shop
Winter 2015 RHE resident Steve Slaff
Spring 2015 Dent Busters
Summer 2015 Spirit Tree Inn B & B
Winter 2016 RHE residents Andy & Summer Mendoza
Spring 2016 Mindy Sloviter Realty
Summer 2016 RHE couple (anonymous)
Winter 2017 Arizona Designs Kitchens & Baths
Spring 2017 Upcycle Tucson and The Temp Connection
Between 2018 & 2023, in addition to our one free issue per year, newsletters were sent by email to the RHENA listserv (but they wouldn't reach members who were not on the listserv).
In 2024, the City started funding two newsletters a year. RHENA takes advantage of this free service offered by the City as often as possible.