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Keith Stanton bases his photographs on his curiosity with the post-modern idea that material wealth is a sign of achieving the "American Dream." Hank Keneally has explored the world as a musician, photographer, painter and as a mixed media artist.
Man wanted on TX warrants arrested in AZ
Authorities say a man wanted on felony warrants out of Texas was arrested Tuesday in the northern Arizona city of Young.
In June of 2002, the Rodeo-Chediski forest fire burned nearly half a million acres during its three week reign of terror up, down and across the Mogollon Rim.
Non-accredited diploma worthless for Arizona woman
You've seen them on TV. Commercials promising to 'jump start your career', and 'set you on the path to your future.' The ads for post-secondary schools invite you to learn a trade or vocation, but beware: some of the offers can be misleading.
Younger kids will need two H1N1 flu shots
Early results from clinical trials show that children between the ages of 10 and 17 will only need one H1N1 flu shot to be fully protected against the new disease, but younger children will likely need two.
1 Million Doses of H1N1 Vaccine Coming to AZ
But the state's health director said Tuesday it will be up to physicians and other front-line providers to make choices on who gets the shots and sprays first.
Young jingle dress dancers were among hundreds of youth attending the youth powwow at the 62nd Annual Navajo Nation Fair on Kids' Day on Sept.
When you get the urge to take the road less traveled, try Arizona 288. The wonderfully scenic backcountry route takes you from a prototypical Sonoran Desert landscape of saguaro, ocotillo and cholla up through the high-plains foliage of pinon pines, juniper and manzanita to, finally, thick stands of ponderosa pines, leafy sycamores and, in places, ...
"Trip to remote Young rich in vegetation and history," Aug. 7, Cars, AC1: Drivers, who take Forest Road 512 north of Young to Arizona 260, should turn west to get to Payson.
When you get the urge to take the road less traveled, try Arizona 288. The wonderfully scenic backcountry route takes you from a prototypical Sonoran Desert landscape of saguaro, ocotillo and cholla up through the high-plains foliage of pinon pines, juniper and manzanita to, finally, thick stands of ponderosa pines, leafy sycamores and, in places, ...
Magnolia Electric Co. @ Black Cat
All a great country song needs are "three chords and the truth," the songwriter Harlan Howard famously once said.
Plan Summertime Fun in Tucson this June
Tucson lies in the borderland, a region that blends the cultures of the United States and Mexico, and has a long history of settlement by ancient Native American peoples, Spanish explorers and Anglo frontiersmen.
Dogs sniff out phones hidden by AZ inmates
The Arizona Department of Corrections has more than 90 dogs that work in state prisons, including: a 4 dogs used to detect cell phones; a 52 dogs for detecting drugs; a 35 dogs used to track escaped inmates; a 1 dog used for detecting explosives.
Back Ted Bring New Material To First Friday Show
In the disorganized menagerie of music and art that you'll find at a typical Phoenix First Friday, I've found that it's usually best to show up without plans and let the muse lead you.
Box of Dreams: Decades in the Making, Neil Young's Archives, Vol. 1 Is Unveiled
Longtime L.A. record man and Neil Young spokesman Bill Bentley says he first saw a listing for a Neil Young archival project when he was working at Warner Bros.
Chandler puts Tumbleweed project on hold
Grand plans for a 22-acre sports entertainment district at Tumbleweed Park, involving a partnership between Chandler and private developers, are being shelved until the economy sees sunnier days.