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- 1Quetoo updated to version 1.0.133 for Mac●The build of Quetoo has been updated to version v1.0.133 of the project https:// macsourceports.com/game/quetoo # macgam
Quetoo, the open-source first-person shooter built on the Quake 2 codebase, has been updated to version 1.0.133 on MacSourcePorts. The release brings the latest build of the game to macOS, including Apple Silicon machines such as M1, M2 and M3 Macs. Retro gaming fans on Mac are picking up the update, though the change itself is a routine version bump.
- 2Defense Department Awards Tucson Schools $41 Million Grant●Department of War Awards Tucson Unified School District a $41 Million Grant for Frank Borm
The U.S. Department of War has awarded Tucson Unified School District a $41 million grant tied to Frank Borm. The award, published on the department's official site, is one of the larger federal grants announced for the Arizona district. Details on how the funds will be spent and what the Frank Borm designation covers have not been fully outlined in the announcement.
- 3Tucson Rodeo drives $22 million boost for Southern Arizona▼Tucson Rodeo drives $22M boost for Southern Arizona economy
The Tucson Rodeo has generated an estimated $22 million economic impact for Southern Arizona, according to local reporting. The annual event draws visitors who spend on hotels, restaurants and other businesses across the region. Local outlets are highlighting the rodeo as a significant yearly driver of economic activity for Tucson and surrounding communities.
- 4Tucson's Zoo 4 You event raises funds for wildlife▼Zoo 4 You: How annual event supports Tucson's wildlife
Tucson is hosting its annual Zoo 4 You event, a fundraiser that supports the city's zoo and its wildlife conservation work. The event channels community donations toward animal care and wildlife programs, and local coverage is highlighting how the money is used to sustain the zoo's mission.
- 5PacificSource laying off 134 workers by year's end●'These are not decisions made lightly': PacificSource laying off 134 workers by end of year https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https
Health insurer PacificSource is laying off 134 employees by the end of the year, according to a report by KGW. The company, which operates in Oregon, said the cuts are tied in part to its planned exit from the Montana market, with a spokesperson stating these are not decisions made lightly.