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Arizona Commission on the Arts Arts Commission Change Jaime Dempsey is leaving her position as executive director for Arizona Commission on the Arts, a state agency designed to foster the creative and professional development of the arts sector, in June. Dempsey will assume the newly created position of senior vice president for philanthropic initiatives with Arizona Community Foundation, which facilitates philanthropy in many sectors, including arts and culture. As of this writing, the commission had not announced its specific plans for conducting an open search to fill the executive directo...

Spanish connection help Banyana Banyana see off Zambia Mihlali Baleka © Provided by Independent Online (IOL) JOHANNESBURG - Banyana Banyana didn’t need a chunk of their overseas-based players to thump Zambia 3-1 in an international friendly at the Bidvest Stadium yesterday afternoon, given that the connection of SD Eibar duo Thembi Kgatlana and Noko Matlou was enough. This win was a welcomed boost for South Africa after the men's senior national team failed to qualify for the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cameroon,. Bafana Bafana fell at the final hurdle of the qual...

Emgold Mining Corporation: Kennecott Commences Diamond Drilling at the New York Canyon Copper Property, NV Emgold Mining Corporation (TSX.V:EMR)(OTC PINK:EGMCF)(FRA:EMLM)(BSE:EMLM) (" Emgold" or the " KEX"), a subsidiary of Rio Tinto plc (RIO), has commenced diamond drilling at the New York Canyon Copper Property, Nevada (the " Property"). The Property is subject to an Earn-In with Option to Joint Venture Agreement (the " Agreement") between Emgold and KEX. The Property consists of 417 unpatented claims and 21 patented claims totaling approximately 8,700 acres. It is in the Santa Fe Mining ...

True West Magazine The Arizona deputy sheriff lived a double life as a highwayman, gang leader and train robber. For most of a decade, Burt Alvord was considered an upstanding lawman in Cochise County, but after he led his gang’s 1899 holdup of a Southern Pacific train, he became known as one of the Territory’s most notorious outlaws. – All Images and Bob Boze Bell Illustrations Courtesy True West Archives Unless Otherwise Noted – Burt Alvord wasn’t exactly a household name among Arizona’s notorious outlaws. They also said he wasn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer. It was claim...