By Jenn Walker and Linda Gross Current Suns player P.J. Tucker and Suns alumnus Steven Hunter came to Miami to join APS and the Town of Miami in a dedication held Friday at the newly-renovated gymnasium. “In my city, we had to scratch and claw for money to build facilities,” …
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The renewal of Bullion Plaza as a Cultural Center
It took approximately three years of Tom Foster’s life to move an 1882 salvaged steam hoist from the Harqua Hala gold mine in western Arizona to the Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center. In order to do so, Foster, the museum’s executive director, had to disassemble it completely, to the …
Read More »The Final Salute to Globe-Miami’s Apache Drive-In
A Righteous Affair: Saluting the End of An Era and Saying Farewell to the Apache Drive-In By: Jenn Walker & Linda Gross More than a week ago, the Globe Miami Times hosted the Final Salute to the Apache Drive-In. As a publisher, we are still catching our breath. But now …
Read More »Home Hero Capes… Every Home Needs at Least One!
Times are a tad bit tougher these days than most young people have ever seen, but many generations before have seen such hardships. The lesson learned from those times gone by is that with hope and sacrifice the tough times will pass and we will be better for the strength …
Read More »Let’s Do Lunch
Years ago there was a television commercial for a popular spaghetti sauce —perhaps they’re still using the tagline, ‘Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti day’. I wouldn’t know, because at any commercial break (due to my advanced age) I usually have to answer the call of nature. The concept of having the …
Read More »What Does it Mean to Be American?
Usually when Fourth of July rolls around, it means thinking about who’s invited to the barbecue, which campground will be least crowded, or where to find the best fireworks. But here at GMT, we like to observe holidays the old-fashioned way and reflect. Sure, we could rattle on about our …
Read More »Grand Jury Indictments in Copper Mine Theft
Indictments with 136 felony counts stem from investigation that began in late 2012 Tuesday, April 30, 2013 – Starting in late 2012, DPS Criminal Investigations Division detectives began investigating a large and complex criminal syndicate suspected of stealing enormous amounts of copper from the ASARCO mine in Hayden, Arizona. Several …
Read More »Breathing Life Into the Apache Stronghold Course
In 2009, the Apache Stronghold Golf Course closed for seven months. While it was considered one of the best public courses in the state back in its heyday, neglect had turned it into an eyesore. However, thanks to a maintenance team and a new golf director, the course is starting to regain its beauty.
Read More »Local hospital provides state-of-the-art care
You wouldn't expect to find cutting-edge technology in a rural town, and Globe-Miami is no exception. Nonetheless, Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center offers some of the best facilities and equipment around the state. See for yourself what a day inside the hospital looks like.
Read More »The Journey To Becoming The Best Trading Post In The West
"We've been lucky." They say the most gratifying aspect of the evolving enterprise is the sincere pleasure that thousands of visitors have expressed. "The genuine compliments bestowed upon our shop and toward our employees, from folks who have travelled far & wide is very special," Kelly remarks.
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