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The original Phoenix McDonalds located at Central and Indian School Road.

Downtown Gilbert in the 1930's.

Enduring Myth in Mesa: Roaming alligators For over 60 years, alligators have been an important part of our urban lore — both fact and fiction.

Fox Theatre 1st Ave. and Washington Phoenix Demolished in 1975

Hail hits the sidewalks on Adams Street between Central and 1st Street on January 6, 1917.

John Peter Gabriel – Lawman & Gunfighter – Legends of America A prominent lawman in Pinal County, Arizona in the 1880s, Peter Gabriel barely survived and gunfight with Joe Phy in Florence, Arizona.

Lupton, Az. on old Route 66.

Quiet on the Set | Arizona Highways Other than a bronze plaque on the bridge over the canal at 40th Street and Camelback, there’s nothing to indicate that an urban Phoenix neighborhood once was the home of a movie studio.

Tempe, Az. Salt River crossing 1963.

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Family-owned Triple T trucking along for nearly 70 years For nearly 70 years, America's truckers making their way across Southern Arizona have been stopping at the Tucson Truck Terminal. Pat Parris looks at what makes it Absolutely Arizona.

Here Are 11 Marvelous Buildings Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright That You Can Find Only in Arizona From churches and castles, to auditoriums and regular homes. Here are 11 Famous Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings in Arizona you need to see right now!

Maricopa County has new tool to help prevent deed fraud Maricopa County has a new alert system to warn people if someone uses their name on a document.

1915 photo of a busy Main St. in Jerome. Prescott & Jerome were the 2 largest towns in Yavapai Co. then, and considered sister cities. Despite that this was 5 years before Hwy 79 (now 89A) was constructed. The route then was Prescott to Dewey, to Cherry, down the mountain to Cottonwood, then Clarkdale, and back up the mountain to Jerome!

Annie Oakley in 1922 holding a rifle given to her by Buffalo Bill.

Mule teams hauling freight along Jefferson Street in Phoenix in the 1880's.

Cactus Derby Of 1914 - Hourglass When the question “what was the first off-road race series?” comes up, many have to think real hard, and if they know their stuff, they might say the NORRA Baja

Original Prescott Courthouse built in 1878. torn down and replaced with the current building in 1918.

Sky Harbor Airport 1954

Sky Harbor Airport 1940.

Looking Northeast across Tempe in 1928. Teachers College is now ASU.

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Brady Ellison: Talented USA Archer with Arizona Beef Roots Brady Ellison is probably best known for his numerous world and Olympic titles in archery. Still, the fun fact we are excited to share is his background in the Arizona ranching community. Brady was…

After high school in the 1940s Ladmo was approached by Cleveland Indians general manager Hank Greenberg. The Hall of Famer suggested that Ladmo attend college in Arizona and get trained with its well organized baseball team. And once he graduated, Ladmo would return to Cleveland to play for the organization.
Ladmo arrived in the Valley he asked a passerby where the college was. He was directed to Arizona State College. Well, Ladmo registered for classes and wound up becoming a star on the ASU baseball team.
Once he graduated from ASU, Kwiatkowski intended to try out for the Cleveland Indians, who trained in Tucson. He was good enough to receive an offer from the Indians. However, his dreams had always been more in entertainment. Baseball was his backup plan. He decided, if he couldn’t land a job on TV, he’d report to baseball camp. The rest is history.

Downtown Mesa in the 1960's.

Lillys Medical Expenses, organized by Berenise Bowyer Lillys Medical Expenses: As many of you may know Lilly from El Ranchito, You know she alway… Berenise Bowyer needs your support for Lillys Medical Expenses

The B***os are Baaack! Superior hosts B***o Run and Mining Festival Oct. 22 -24 - Globe Miami Times SUPERIOR – The Superior Chamber of Commerce is excited to bring back two of the town’s most popular events: the Superior B***o Run and the 33rd Annual Apache Leap Mining Festival. Held over the weekend of October 22-24, 2021, these one-of-a-kind events will celebrate Superior’s rich history as...

3 hour drive from the valley.

‘It’s Just Something Magical’: Bisbee’s Historic Warren Ballpark Facilitates Sports In A Small Town By Abby Sharpe BISBEE – The drive along Arizona State Route 80 is lush and green with salt cedar trees dotting the sides of the road. The highway splits the Mule Mountains. On the other side of the Mule Pass Tunnel lies a small town – one that really doesn’t look as if it belongs in...