It’s wildflower season in Arizona, and maybe you’re looking for a way to photograph a field of poppies and keep as many of them in focus as possible...
Lodging

Graduate Tucson isn’t an homage to Dustin Hoffman’s breakthrough film, nor is it a reference to a lesser-known Third Eye Blind single. Instead, one of Southern Arizona’s newest hotels is intended as...

A lot of small Arizona towns have qualities of bygone years: frontier days, Victorian homes. But only Duncan hurtles me into the 1960s, in the...
Dining

For years, Jim and Jean-Marie Bellington owned and operated the LazyG, a circa-1945 trailer park along Prescott’s Granite Creek. But amid day-to-day operations, the Bellingtons dreamed of opening a...
History

With roots that reach back to Prohibition,  Charlie Clark’s Steakhouse is billed as the fifth-oldest steakhouse in Arizona. But it’s gone...
Nature

There are a few undeniable truths about burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia): They’re cute. They’re social. And they’re the American Birding...

To paraphrase Casey at the Bat poet Ernest Lawrence Thayer, the outlook wasn’t brilliant for baseball fans this year — that is, until the...