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November 14, 2023
For the past year and a half, Desert Foothills Library in Cave Creek has been working with the Arizona Memory Project and other partners on a "Living Library.” The program is dedicated to preserving the history of the towns of Cave Creek and Carefree.
October 14, 2023
Phoenix Smithey has been selected as the head of special collections and archivist for the Torreyson Library at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA).
October 5, 2023
(Jewish News of Greater Phoenix via JTA) — In a June 8 interview with Jewish News of Greater Phoenix for an article on the 75th anniversary of the Arizona weekly, Leni Reiss spoke candidly about her then nine-month battle with pancreatic cancer. “I’m getting wonderful treatment and have wonderful doctors and I’m not letting […]
September 11, 2023
(Jewish News of Greater Phoenix via JTA) — In a June 8 interview with Jewish News of Greater Phoenix for an article on the 75th anniversary of the Arizona weekly,
September 8, 2023
In a June 8 interview with Jewish News for an article, “Remembering our days at Jewish News,” for the paper’s 75th anniversary Best of issue, Leni Reiss spoke candidly about
June 28, 2023
U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani introduced legislation Wednesday to rename the post office.
May 2, 2023
On the second floor of Burton Barr Central Library in Phoenix is a room filled with Arizona history dating back to territorial days. On a Wednesday evening, library assistant Tom O’Connell welcomes about 20 people to the Arizona Room.“There’s 14 women, they started our library system out of a building downtown,” he explains.They called themselves the Friday Club.
September 14, 2022
They told Willie Grayeyes (Diné) to sleep in his clothes — to not even take off his black shoes. At any moment, the Tuba City Boarding School staff members said, the 7-year-old would be called upon.
September 8, 2022
In northern Arizona and southern Utah, shared experiences of the boarding school round-ups live with survivors to this day.
March 11, 2021
Arizona Highways magazine from 1996. For nearly 100 years, Arizona Highways magazine has captured the history and culture of the state. Their latest achievement: They’ve now digitized every issue of the storied magazine. Robert Stieve is the editor of Arizona Highways magazine. "Its purpose, really, was to tell the Arizona story. And weve been doing that for almost 100 years." So thousands and thousands of pages covering the history, culture, landscape, and people of Arizona. "And over t...