Arizona Game and Fish works with local groups to invest in next generation of sportsmen PHOENIX-Local sportsmen’s groups can apply now for grant funding for programs that promote activities and events for hunter, angler, shooter and trapper recruitment and retention. The Arizona Game and Fish Department is offering $75,000 …
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Are we endowed to have always have more?
By: Susan Handa In my lifetime, being an American meant being a member of the richest and most powerful nation on earth; endowed by birth with rights to which other nations could only aspire, and fully anticipating that my rightful ‘pursuit of happiness’ would result in an even more comfortable …
Read More »See Bighorn Sheep at Canyon Lake from the Dolly Steamboat!
View bighorn sheep at Canyon Lake with Game and Fish and the Dolly Steamboat By Arizona Game and Fish Department The Arizona Game and Fish Department, in cooperation with the Dolly Steamboat and the Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society, is hosting a public workshop to see and learn about desert …
Read More »Do You Hunt Or Fish In Arizona? Be Heard.
Provided by Arizona Game and Fish Department on June 5, 2013 If you weren’t able to attend one of the public meetings the past two weeks to provide input on hunting and fishing license structure and fee concepts, you still have the opportunity to do so. Guest ContributorGuest Contributors include press releases, guest authors, …
Read More »Kids say the say the darndest things
One woman tells all, in a diary entry, that is, about the joys of being a kindergartener's aide two weeks in.
Read More »DRIFT INN: A Saloon success story
By: Bill Norman When Washington, D.C., residents Lisa Brazil and Eileen Townsend decided they were going to move out west and buy a business, one thing they agreed on was that they would never, ever consider owning a bar. Today they’ve been proud co-owners of the Drift Inn Saloon in …
Read More »A State is Born
The following letter was written by Don Shields, who has been channeling the former Governor and, as you will see below, bears a striking resemblance. He performs all over the State and has done extensive research into the life and times of the Governor. He performed during the Historic Home …
Read More »OUR TOWN’S PRIVATE PRISON FIASCO
By: Jim Moss Globe is not becoming a ‘Prison Town’ any time soon. The ‘official’ word is that Emerald Co. failed to secure state land for their prison proposal. Does this mean that Emerald Co., the EDC, Globe’s Mayor and majority Council, and Gila County Supervisors —- did not perform …
Read More »Wishing for My Father’s Car
By: John Gross I bought a new car this year. It came with every amenity I could imagine, and some I have yet to discover. It has an air conditioner that uses a Freon gas that will not impact our ozone leading to global warming. If driven carefully, it can …
Read More »Managing the Big Screen: a Hollis Family tradition
Frank Hollis’ name doesn’t gender the kind of name recognition that someone like Hitchcock, or Wells, or even Howard Hughes does, but make no mistake Frank Hollis has been in the movie business since the Forties. He doesn’t make movies, direct, movies, or act in movies, but what he did …
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