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"Director dishes tone of 'Jekyll and Hyde,' " July 8, Scottsdale Republic, Pages 20-21; July 9, Calendar, Page 10: The production runs through Aug.
Ariz. Soldier Injured by IED Coming Home
In the past week, there have been several attacks on U.S. soldiers as the deadline for withdrawal draws nearer.
Summit tackles education barriers for American Indians
It's no secret that American Indians are struggling to graduate from high school and get into college.
Wabayuma Peak Trail Dona TMt take this hike. Okay, do take this hike, but only if you meet two criteria: You have an insatiable desire to hike in a remote wilderness, and you can make the trip to the trailhead in a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Hualapai tribe receives $32,000 from smokers' tax
Every time someone lights up, it means more money for early childhood develpment programs.
Nez Perce Tribal leaders hear concern about racism
The story of Geronimo epitomizes the Old West: a larger-than-life Indian warrior whose remarkable exploits in battle bordered on the supernatural.... Read more... Two Native American Members of the UA College of Medicine Class of 2009 Will Stay in Arizona for The Two Native American students are among the graduating members of The University of ...
Eco Tech: Worlda s largest solar thermal plant could soon grace Arizona
Eco Factor: Solar thermal power plant capable of generating 340MW of electricity planned for Arizona.
Hualapai tribe gets new juvenile jail
A new juvenile detention center for members of northern Arizona's Hualapai tribe will end a long-standing practice of sending wards to a juvenile jail in New Mexico.
Bear killed near Route 66 in Kingman
Needless to say, this is quite unusual. From the Kingman Daily Miner : Officers with the Kingman Police Department shot and killed a black bear in the 1700 block of Jefferson Avenue in Kingman Thursday morning, after the bear wandered into the city limits and reportedly attempted to break into residences, as well as one local post office.
Bear roaming Arizona town, hitting windows of homes is shot
A was bear found running around in a northern Arizona neighborhood. Arizona Game and Fish in Kingman say the one-year old bear was walking through yards in a residential area and even banging on the windows of homes.
Take a detour back in time on historic route in Arizona
There is not much that remains of the original Route 66, proclaimed the "Mother Road" by John Steinbeck in his 1939 classic novel "The Grapes of Wrath." The historic route has largely been swallowed up, or bypassed, by the development of the Interstate highway system.
Mobile Donation Center to Benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale
With Spring cleaning right around the corner, many struggle with what to do with clothing and household items that are still usable, but no longer needed.A The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale has a solution for those unused or gently used items.A They will be holding their first ever on-site Thrift Store Donation event in hopes that they ...
The Business Journal of Phoenix
Winston Hotels acquires Marriott Residence Inn
The Residence Inn by Marriott on North Black Canyon Highway in Phoenix was purchased last week by Winston Hotels Inc.
Skywalk a Chinese dream come true
Since its opening in March 2007, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a U-shaped glass bridge suspended 1,200 m above the Colorado River on the very edge of the Grand Canyon, has wowed more than 200,000 visitors.
More Tribal Police Earn Federal Enforcement Authority in Indian Country
PHOENIX - More than 30 tribal police officers completed a 3-day training course last week led by federal prosecutors at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix.
Peach Springs Man Pleads Guilty to Death of British Tourist in Crash Near Grand Canyon
Philbert Watahomigie, Jr., , 40, of Peach Springs, Ariz., pleaded guilty today to Involuntary Manslaughter and Assault Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury.
One Havasu project on county wish list
London Bridge Road revamp may get stimulus funds By David Bell Friday, January 2, 2009 7:46 PM MST Mohave County has come up with a list of infrastructure projects that can be initiated if a federal stimulus ...
Park to be transformed into Wonderland
Residents along the Colorado River have only to drive a short way to experience a winter wonderland with snow angels and Santa Claus.
Despite an economic downturn, a Mexico-based company continues to develop a $400 million cement production project in northern Arizona, about 15 miles northwest of Seligman.
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