Ending up in the wrong war | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History
"This is the Civil War story of three Santa Cruzans who endured "dragon's teeth" when they ended up in a war they hadn't signed up for," writes Local History columnist Ross Eric Gibson.
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"This is the Civil War story of three Santa Cruzans who endured "dragon's teeth" when they ended up in a war they hadn't signed up for," writes Local History columnist Ross Eric Gibson.
Ray Hodgson said he had a book of things worth sharing at the sentencing for the man who killed his two children, but he dwindled it down to fit on
Editor’s Note: The Yuma Sun is reprinting articles from past newspapers honoring Yuma’s unique history. This column is one in a series written by local historian Frank Love that appeared
The Old San Carlos memorial remembers the displacement, loss, and death of thousands of Indigenous peoples from Oak Flat
Hastiin Tadidiin (Diné) was murdered in the winter of 1916. Federal agents found him inside his hogan, about 10 miles northeast of Kaibeto, Navajo