Volcanic activity and millennia of erosion from wind and water shaped east-central Arizona over the course of millions of years. Through this region runs one of southern Arizona’s most scenic stretches of highway – Arizona State Highway 77 between Globe and Tucson. Over the course of geologic history, natural forces …
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Daytrip in Globe-Miami: Land of Unexpected Treasures
Welcome, Poppyfest visitors, and congratulations on discovering the Globe-Miami region, one of the best-kept secrets of Arizona. If you’re here for a day or the weekend, you’re in for a treat. Most people who say “I’ve driven through Globe” have never ventured off the highway. They are unaware we hide …
Read More »Frank Balaam Paints the Luminous Forest
In south-central Utah, due east of Moab and north of the Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument, lives one of the most remarkable creatures on Earth. From the edge of an alpine lake, a forest of quaking aspen climbs the steep angle of a hillside. A portion of this high-altitude forest – …
Read More »Rent an adventure in a Pin Drop Travel Trailer
Pin Drop Travel Trailers, LLC, a locally owned travel trailer manufacturing company, offers adventure travelers an opportunity to isolate in remote destinations and sample the fully self-contained tear drop experience through online rental. Cottonwood, Arizona and Miami, Arizona – Pin Drop Travel Trailers, LLC has expanded its offerings to meet the …
Read More »12th Annual Superior Home Tour: Coming Jan 25-26
Sat. Jan. 25th 7:00 – 10:30 Pancake breakfast. Hosted by the Fire Dept. at the Sr. Center, 360 W Main. All proceeds go to the Superior Fire Dept. 9:00 – 5:00 Home & Building Tour throughout the Town. Begins at Chamber, 165 …
Read More »Volunteers Clear The Way for Hikers: Tonto Trails
By: Mike Quinn Volunteer and outdoor enthusiast The Tonto National Forest is nature’s Disneyland – but the animals are alive, the rocks aren’t made of fiberglass, and all the scenery is real. As a bonus, this land is rich with the history of the Native Americans and the early settlers. …
Read More »Renovation and Renewal brings Rewards
Have you noticed old houses getting sold in your neighborhood, fixed up and then sold again? Sometimes known as flippers, real estate investors are repairing old homes in Globe and getting them back on the market, where the demand for housing is great. “They invest their money and time,” says …
Read More »New winery opens in Globe
Some would say it was a matter of the tail wagging the dog when the owners of Waggin’ Vineyard and Estate began planting grapes in the middle of Globe. “We went into something we knew nothing about,” admits Timothy Trent, who co-owns the venture with his wife, Daisy Flores. The …
Read More »Fall Antiquing in Globe-Miami
Article by: Elena Brantley Photo by LCGrossAutumn in Arizona often brings family visiting from out of town as we gather decorations and gifts for the holiday season. With sunny skies and cooling temperatures, what could be more fun than sauntering down the wide sidewalks of a historic street alongside family …
Read More »’19 Governor’s Cup Rallye Stops in Globe
The Governor’s Cup Revival made a lunch stop in Globe on Friday, Oct. 25, offering participants a great meal and area residents a chance to see some amazing vintage cars. Organized in 1984 by Allen and Carol Nallie, Arizona’s Governor’s Cup Rallye was the predecessor to many vintage charity rallies …
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