A visit to the home page of the Tucson Citizen still displays a notice that parent company Gannett Inc. pulled the plug on the website of the shuttered newspaper, but a skeleton of the text archives is available for those who can find it. Read more» 
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Four and a half years after the press of the Tucson Citizen rolled for the final time, the final employee of what became a blogging site was laid off Friday. Newspaper chain Gannett announced that the website would become an archive, letting go sportswriter Anthony Gimino (for the second time) and shutting down the site. Read more» 7
Mark B. Evans, administrator of TucsonCitizen.com's collection of community blogs, is moving over to become the editor of Inside Tucson Business. He will replace Dave Hatfield, ITB editor since 2004, who will take a government communications position with Pima County. Read more» 3
The progressive blog Three Sonorans is no longer to be found at the Tucson Citizen website. David Morales' blog, which focused on left-wing politics and TUSD's ethnic studies, was pulled because of a "reckless disregard for the truth," the Citizen's administrator said. Read more» 5
