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RENO, Nev. – An archive of material pertaining to Old West author, artist and historian Ernest L. Reedstrom (1928-2003) sold for $2,625; a USS Utah photo diary of the Tampico Affair of ...

The online auction contained more than 1,400 lots in many categories, to include mining, bottles, stocks, philatelic, militaria, Native Americana, num

The auction, online and live in Reno, Nevada, featured over 1,400 lots in many collecting categories. It was an ‘autopilot auction’; all lots opened at $10.

One of the last major figures of the Apache Wars, Geronimo's surrender marked the end of a 38-year-long span of violent confrontations.

It can be pleasurable to bring happiness to others. Sometimes, it comes at a cost. It was well worth it to bring some smiles and joy to the Green Valley

5th in a Series of Arizona Pioneers

(Last in a series of four)

Recent infighting within the Chiricahua Apache Nation has raised a fundamental question: Who can legitimately identify themselves as Chiricahua Apache? For the Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe, the answer is straightforward: Its membership is composed of the descendants of the Warm Springs band of Chiricahua who surrendered with Geronimo to the U.S. government in 1886. Of those Chiricahua, about half survived being relocated by the government as prisoners of war …

The United States' true longest military conflict was one fought in Arizona and throughout Arizona and the North American Southwest over the course of 38 years.

The United States' true longest military conflict was one fought in Arizona and throughout Arizona and the North American Southwest over the course of 38 years.