Bad Axe, Big Foot, Hellgate and Show Low among "coolest" high school names in all 50 states
MaxPreps News - The king of all things cool Kevin Askeland dug deep to identify the coolest high school name in all 50 states.
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Here's what happened this week in Arizona history
A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.March 13On this date in 1913, Eliphalet B. Gage, former superintendent of the Grand Central Mine at Tombstone, president of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company and president of the Phoenix National Bank, died in San Francisco at the age of 74.
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6 Totally Random Things Dropped on New Year's Eve
Times Square may be iconic for ringing in the new year by dropping its ball, but plenty of other locales drop stuff, too, like, say, a giant bologna. Or a red high-heeled shoe.
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Arizona history -March 14-20
Arizona history -March 14-20 FacebookTwitterEmail Sunday, March 14 On this date in 1849, Bill Williams, mountain man, fur trapper and guide, died. The town of Williams, Bill Williams Fork and Bill Williams Mountain are named after him. On this date in 1911, the polished, native granite cornerstone was placed for the Phoenix Women’s Club Building on First Avenue and Bennett Lane by Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. On this date in 1913, a mountain lion measuring 8 feet (2.4 meters) long was found in a fox...
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