Why just visit one park when you can explore them all—again and again—for life? Arizona isn’t just an icon of the Southwest—it’s a wonderland of rugged mountains, ancient ruins, desert blooms, and sprawling vistas. From intricate cave dwellings tucked into hillsides to towering geological formations that pierce the sky, the …
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Jzsanette Cullen of Globe, Arizona, never expected her first marathon—the 2024 Mesa Marathon—to qualify her for the prestigious Boston Marathon. But on a chilly, rainy February 10, she clocked an impressive 3:13:55, surpassing the 3:25 qualifying standard for her age group (30–35). Though she had run competitively since grade school …
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On Dec. 12, 2024, the Pipeline OHV area just east of Globe welcomed a brand-new amenity for visitors: a restroom building with two vault toilets. It is part of a $300,000 project conceived from a 2022 community meeting hosted by the Tonto National Forest’s Globe Ranger District and the Tonto …
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Wes Sukosky maintained Central Field for 12 years before he was offered part-time pay. “This was all dirt. Weeds. Trees – not the beautiful kind,” says his son, Jonathan Sukosky, surveying the pristine field and practice area at 529 Mayss Street in Globe. Today he is Head Groundskeeper for the …
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The Trump Administration is hollowing out the Forest and National Parks services, leaving residents of the Copper Corridor vulnerable to the vagaries of wildfire as well as reduced services at recreational sites. Many of the people leaving—whether by coercion or voluntarily—are taking years, if not decades, of institutional knowledge out …
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For decades the Pipeline OHV area, located on the eastern side of Globe, has been a popular spot with dirt bikers, side-by-siders and quad drivers, along with mountain bikers, joggers, hikers and dog walkers. Last month, a project to spruce up the area came to fruition, with improvements based on …
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For years, the Pinal Mountain trail system has been known in the mountain biking community as a well-kept secret and a must-ride experience within Arizona, offering a 3,000-foot change in both elevation and scenery, from ponderosa pines and aspens to desert scrub. The secret has often been passed through word-of-mouth, …
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The Globe Ranger Station of the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), Cathy Sanchez-Canez Memorial Foundation, Globe Trash Mob, Capstone Pinto Valley Mine, and Love Where You Live organizations are proud to announce the launch of a year-long forest cleanup initiative aimed at preserving and protecting our National Public Lands. In conjunction with …
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Arizona’s state fish has been removed from the Endangered Species list By: Shondiin Silversmith – September 5, 2024 After more than five decades of conservation efforts led by tribal, state, federal and non-governmental organizations, Arizona’s state fish, the Apache trout, has been removed from the Endangered Species list, making it …
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Having a community pool says a lot about what a community values – fitness, safety, self-confidence, joy. After a 9 year closure, the Globe Community Center Pool came back to life in the summer of 2023 and now hosts a broad range of programs for a water-loving public. On an …
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