The December 1946 cover of Arizona Highways
A December to Remember
THE NAVAJO PEOPLE and their homeland have appeared on many of our covers over the past 96 years. The best known of them was published 75 years ago this month.  “Ray asked me to photograph some…
Photograph by Joseph Muench
Christmas
Editor’s Note: By December 1944, at the height of World War II, our editor and art director had stepped away from the magazine to join the war effort — Raymond Carlson had enlisted in the Marines,…
Photograph by Michelle Condrat
The Art of Our Photography
Arizona Highways is proud to partner with Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West on a new exhibition titled The Art of Our Photography, which features the work of 10 artists who were given…
Photograph courtesy of the Kady family.
The Great Horseman They Called Kady
FOR MOST OF MY YOUNG LIFE, I’ve traveled U.S. Route 160 to my family homestead in Teec Nos Pos more times than I can count. I pass the usual landmarks: the steep, winding road that leads to a place…
Photograph by Joel Hazelton
Your Wildest Dreams!
Photograph by Jonathan BufordKofa Wilderness Sunlight streams through the clouds of a winter storm at sunset to create a dramatic scene in the rugged Kofa Mountains,…
Photograph by Dawn Kish
¡MUY LOCAL!
Photograph by David ZicklFreeForm Coffee Roasters 90 Brewer Road, Sedona, freeformcoffee.com Daniel and Monica Garland were born and raised in Sedona, where they now…
Photo by Steven Meckler
Q&A: Terry Etherton
JK: Were you interested in art from a young age? TE: Not really. I didn’t grow up in a family that paid a lot of attention to art. After I graduated from high school in 1969, I was drafted into the U…
Photograph by John Burcham
Arizona Sake
Welcome to Holbrook, the sake capital of America! Sort of. Although this Historic Route 66 and railroad town has never been known as the Hokkaido of the high desert, master brewer Atsuo Sakurai’s…