Tribes with water rights are able to farm and reclaim landscapes
In some communities, farmers grow crops like their ancestors. In others, tribes are returning river habitats to their natural settings.
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Colorado River Park opens new Quechan exhibit, hosting grand opening
The Colorado River State Historic Park will host the grand opening of the brand new Legacy of the Indian Wars exhibit on Saturday, Feb. 19 at 11 a.m. and the general public is invited.
United States Jill Mccormick National Park Service Quartermaster Office Quechan Cultural Committee Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area
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Yuma, Arizona
Nestled in a corner of the US state of Arizona is the city of Yuma. Situated on the Colorado River, close to the US-Mexico border, Yuma has a long history.
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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.Nov. 21On this date in 1896, the Phoenix Post Office moved into magnificent new quarters equipped with three windows — two for gentlemen and one for ladies.On this date in 1929, Sheriff James Polhamus of Yuma County, son of Isaac Polhamus, a Colorado River steamboat
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Arizona history-Nov. 7-13
Sunday, Nov. 7 On this date in 1864, the House bill incorporating the Arizona Historical Society was approved by Gov. John C. Goodwin. On this date in 1879, Ed Echols, former cowboy, rancher and rodeo performer, who served for many years as Pima County Sheriff, was born.
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