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Retirement living choices abound in the Grand Canyon State’s big cities, small towns, forested mountains, sun-drenched desert and even a beach resort.

Chugging through the Arizona landscape by train on the Grand Canyon Railway is a unique and relaxing way to visit the South Rim.

Glenn Scarpelli, Host of Traveler TV takes us to two towns with historic visitor train rides in Williams and Clarkdale

True West Magazine Jim Hoy’s highly personal biography of the Kansas Flint Hills, two new biographies of Butch Cassidy, Bill Neal’s autobiography and Deborah Swenson’s debut Western novel. From my earliest years, I remember my parents sharing with me their love of the American West and their app-reciation and knowledge of the West’s writers, artists, educators and filmmakers. I discovered quickly that I could travel great distances from North Hollywood, California, across the West through the pages of Western writers whose personal experiences and imaginations allowed me to saddle up ...

True West Magazine Dale Walker’s Death Was the Black Horse, is an excellent biography Arizona’s, William O. Buckey O’Neill . In it is the story of Dennis W. “Gus” Dilda. During the summer of 1885 Gus, his wife Georgia, and two scruffy children, Fern and John, arrived by wagon to the Prescott at Williamson Valley. Gus a brooding loner. He wasn’t a sociable man with his neighbors. He built a one-room shack and they settled in. Pretty soon the neighboring ranches started missing chickens, turkeys and ducks and sometimes a calf. Dilda was immediately suspect as there hadn’t been an...