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When the Yavapai and Tonto Apache tribes agreed in the early 1870s to give up the fight for their homeland and settle on the Rio Verde Reserve, they thought the worst was finally behind them.
As…
In the high-desert grasslands of South-eastern Arizona, a fertile wine country gives way to a small range of low-coned mountains near the tiny community of Elgin. It is here, in the unpretentious…
Be kind. The message is simple. And at the Ben’s Bells Project, it’s the driving force behind what the organization does every day.
“I think [it’s important] even more so now, because there is so…
Architecture is more than artful shelter. Architecture is culture, one of the most fundamental ways we express who we are. Architecture is our history, our mythology and our aspirations, all gathered…
You may have questions. Why would we be out on Lake Powell in late winter? Isn’t the lake extraordinarily low? Has anything interesting been revealed by the low water? The answers are interlocking:…
In the photo above, boats from photographer Dawn Kish’s Lake Powell expedition are moored across from Hite Marina along a section of the lake where the Colorado River is flowing once again. Andy…
LAURENCE PARENT
“My daughter, a friend and I visited this Tonto National Forest ruin in late October, hoping for fall color in the maples. After camping one night…
Shrouded by layers of fog and clouds, the San Francisco Peaks greet the day’s first light. The Peaks, the remains of an eroded stratovolcano, are topped by 12,633-foot Humphreys Peak, Arizona’s…