Jonathan Rothschild, Mayor

Globe Newswire “’Tucson’s commitment to building and sustaining quality arts organizations that reflect my desire, and that of Mayor Rothschild, for the city to grow as a cultural destination,’ Kasser said in a statement.” Read more…

Speaking before the ribbon cutting, Mayor Rothschild noted that Tucson “sparkles” during the gem show, “We put our best foot forward so our visitors will come again and again, and many do. We go the extra mile because we enjoy welcoming people to our city.”

Arizona Daily Star “Back in the summer of 2014 there was plenty of skepticism when Mayor Jonathan Rothschild announced the city would help encourage an annual jazz festival with Ervin in charge and make it a national destination event. But history shows the festival never lost money and now stands on its own with solid […]

Tucson Weekly “Rothschild said the mentors have to be sensitive to the kids’ struggles when helping them identify their dreams. ‘We try to bring them out a little and talk to them,’ he said. ‘They’re just great kids.’” Read more…

Tucson News Now “The painting is more than 4,000 square feet in size. It’s painted on the wall of the Epic Rides building on the corner of Stone and 6th.” Read more…

Tucson Weekly “The memorial will be in front of the Old Pima County Courthouse by El Presidio Park, surrounded by courts, City Hall and the County Administration Building.” Read more…

Arizona Daily Star “Congress Street in downtown Tucson was honored this week as one of five ‘Great Streets’ by the American Planning Association.” Read more…

On Thursday, September 14th, Tucson was named a World Festival & Event City by IFEA, the International Festivals & Events Association. The announcement was made at their annual convention, which took place in Tucson for the third time in three years. See the video entry submitted by FEATS AZ—you’ll be surprised how many great festivals […]

Tucson Weekly “For the first community submission, KXCI reached out to Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, who donated his copy of The Motown Story: The First 25 Years and from the compilation selected Martha and the Vandellas ‘Dancing in the Street’ as the first song broadcast from the new studio.” Read more…

Arizona Daily Star “Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild picked the first song — Martha & the Vandellas’ ‘Dancing In the Streets’ off ‘The Motown Story-The First 25 Years’ record — and while it played, KXCI DJ/podcaster Bridgitte Thum bee-bopped around the room wearing a smile that dared you not to smile back.” Read more…