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If you look at the listing of such places here in Arizona, there’s one person who’s posted more than anyone else: Brett Iredell, a wildland firefighter in Flagstaff.
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First opened in 1963, Tempe’s Danelle Plaza serves as a hub for local artists and musicians and is home to the iconic Yucca Tap Room. But its future remains uncertain, as the city continues a renovation project.
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Over the past few years, the downtown theater, opened in 1929, has seen about $5 million in renovations. The upgrades include dome lighting and audio system designed to capture Arizona’s beauty, new seats and brighter images on one of Arizona's biggest screens.
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors allocated $2 million to the project in October 2024. Phoenix has given $2 million, and the state also authorized a $7 million appropriation in the fall.
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Groundhog Day is upon us – even if it doesn’t matter so much here in the desert, where we wouldn’t mind if winter never ended. But did you know that Arizona has our own weather-predicting critter — or do we?
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There’s been a lot of conversation recently about monuments dedicated to Confederate leaders. But, this history professor has been looking into a different kind of monument.
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When we learn about the Civil Rights movement in school, Phoenix is not often the setting. But, there is a rich Black history here.
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The Oscar-nominated film "The Brutalist," directed by directed by Scottsdale's own Brady Corbet, has people talking about architectural history. You can see some examples in metro Phoenix.
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Westerns are everywhere right now. From massive hits like "Yellowstone" that romanticizes Western lore, to a new limited series that takes a decisively different approach: "American Primeval."
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Tom Myers has been called Mr. Grand Canyon. Not only is he an avid hiker and explorer in the canyon, he’s also the authority on canyon wilderness medicine.