The need for and lack of childcare has been a longstanding issue in the Globe-Miam area. With little to no public daycare centers and very few licensed providers, some parents have turned to staying …
PHOENIX – Arizonans earning average wages may be eligible for as much as $640 or more in assistance to pay their Arizona Public Service (APS) bills through a state program called Power AZ, while …
There's a particular kind of frustration that comes with gardening in southern Gila County. You plant something that thrived in a magazine photo or a YouTube tutorial, and it withers anyway, because …
South of Florence, Arizona, the desert offers little to suggest what lies ahead. Greasewood, scrub brush and cholla cactus stretch across a flat, sunburned expanse of the Sonoran Desert, the kind of …
Shirley Jennett, a retired nurse, loves her spacious ranch-style house in Denver, with its big backyard and gazebo. “I want to stay here,” she vowed. “And die here.” She might pull …
Warm daytime temperatures lately might make it feel like summer has already arrived, but the calendar says otherwise. Spring only began less than two weeks ago, and the nights are still cool. …
Mark Hobley is a little bit country and a little bit rock ’n’ roll. The boots and hats give that away the moment you meet him. His closet is stacked with them — western brims, vintage …
Long before modern organizing gurus or professional cleaning crews, 19th-century sisters Harriet Beecher Stowe and Catharine Beecher were shaping the way Americans cleaned and managed their homes. …
Spring cleaning didn't start as a Pinterest trend; it began as survival. Before electricity and modern heating, winter left homes coated in soot from coal stoves and kerosene lamps. When warm days …
In the years following World War II, America rediscovered its appetite for beauty. After a decade marked by rationing, loss, and utilitarian living, the country entered the 1950s with an almost urgent desire to celebrate color, glamour, and possibility. Nowhere is that cultural shift more vividly captured than in the rise of 1950s costume jewelry
The Year of the Fire Horse brings bold, kinetic energy, making it the perfect time to brighten your home with plants symbolizing strength, prosperity, and renewal. Many of the most …
In less than a year, Eric Diaz and Katelyn Harris Lange have given new life to a longfamiliar landmark in East Globe, along U.S. 60. The couple have transformed the former JP Motel, a weathered …
When Ana and her husband, Mitch, sat down with their financial advisor eleven years ago to talk about retirement, they weren’t expecting the first question out of his mouth: Where do you plan to live?
Spring may feel a long way off, but for local gardeners, the season begins well before the last chill fades. January and February are prime time to start laying the groundwork for a successful spring …
The New Year arrives carrying equal parts hope and possibility — a natural moment to pause, reset, and intentionally shape what comes next. While resolutions often focus on what we do , Feng Shui …
I own a 1904 home—historic, yes—but I was never wild about antiques. My interiors have always been an eclectic mix of the journeys I’ve taken in life, and I’d be hard-pressed to name a single …
At first glance, the small commercial building on South Broad Street looked …
North of Sullivan Street, you’ll find a housing project called Nash Row. There, a house rises up from a half-block of concrete rubble. It’s a durable, energy-efficient …
This October, the Chamber will host the 42nd Annual Apache Jii in downtown Globe, celebrating the San Carlos Apache culture and contributions to the region and representing a broad array of Native …
The sun is barely up, and already the Gila County Fairgrounds are humming with activity. A teenager clips down the hair of a nervous steer. The scent of hay and livestock mixes with the morning air, …
Globe, AZ — As the new school year kicks off, more than 40 teachers in the Globe-Miami area are starting strong with fully stocked classrooms, thanks to the Kismet Foundation’s Kismet Klassroom …
It's hot. I know that goes without saying, but sometimes it feels good just to say it anyway. It's bone-meltingly hot. Summertime does have its perks, though – ice cream cones, swimming at the …
By Sarah Jane Tribble Updated June 20, 2025 Originally Published June 20, 2025 Millions of Americans who have waited decades for fast internet connections will keep waiting after the Trump …
How to prepare your home and family for extended outages whether it is 3 hours or 3 days. Arizona residents know the value of air conditioning in the summer heat. But what happens when the power goes …
For generations, US 60 has served as the primary artery connecting the communities of Globe, Superior, and Miami with the greater Phoenix area. Winding through rugged terrain and dramatic canyon …