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By: Linda Gross Driving along Highway 60 as you come and go through Miami, you can’t help but notice what looks to be an old gas station of your Grandfather’s vintage. Except this one looks like it did back in 1934. This is no accident. It is by design. And the man behind that design [...]
By Linda Gross This morning was the 9th running of the Copper Hill Crawl which starts at Adonis street and winds it’s way into the hills above Miami, Az. It was perfect weather and the run attracted over 100 runners:.both local and out of town-ers. According to race organizer, Brandon Parker, there were over 40 [...]
He comes from a long line of silversmiths, dating from the 1800’s, and his is the fourth generation..The work of Danny Jackson can be found at The Pickle Barrel Trading Post in Globe, Arizona.
by Darin Lowery Santo Domingo, one of the Rio Grande pueblos, lies between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Don Juan de Salazar and the conquering Spaniards named this place in the 1600s; Santo Domingo was the Spanish headquarters in the province of Queres, though the earliest known name for the village was Gipuy. Locally, [...]
The Hall of Fame has been a collective effort of many and was constructed with the approval of the Town of Miami and Miami High School. It took nearly 6 months of mostly volunteer labor to create the Hall from an abandoned back space in the library.
What’s up with The Tepee Anyone who has been to Globe in the last 70 years can remember the Tepee on the corner of Broad Street and Cottonwood. But you may not know it’s history. Now that it is “back in the news” with a new paint job, people are wondering what’s next for this [...]
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