Boyce Thompson Arboretum announces opening of Wallace Gardens and plans for the future. There is a lot of change and much to celebrate at Boyce Thompson Arboretum these days. One of the biggest accomplishments is the culmination of over six years of hard work: the successful relocation and replanting of …
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BHP just announced they will be closing half of the Old Dominion Historic Mine Park in order to complete site characterization and implement a final mine closure project for the tailings storage facilities contained therein. The park closure impacts 8 of the 13 trails, closes 2.4 of the 4.4 mile …
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Clementine the Vintage Trailer proved the perfect lodging for Jenni Kuker when she came from Colorado to interview for a job in Globe. Never mind that she didn’t own the trailer and hadn’t towed it from her home, nor that it belonged to a total stranger. It provided just the …
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The Old Dominion Mine and the copper it produced were the main reasons for the development of the Globe/Miami region and the primary reason Globe was the fourth largest city in Arizona at statehood. In operation from 1880 to 1931, the mine produced over 765 million pounds of copper and …
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Tips to traveling with your dog in Globe-Miami include local eateries that welcome dogs to pet-friendly hotels and hiking places.
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What to do in Globe-Miami if you only have a few hours…. Many people in Arizona will say they have “driven through” the Globe-Miami area. This usually means they were on Highway 60 heading somewhere else, stopped long enough for a brief pit stop at a gas station or fast …
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“Flawed and Still Worthy” read the t-shirt in my just opened Christmas present. I was a bit surprised and wondered if I should be offended? While the statement is true, of course, it is not usually something someone else tells you without prompting. Yet “Flawed and Still Worthy” is a …
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