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Historic preservation celebration at Harlington Cemetery a success - Vimarsana News

Historic preservation celebration at Harlington Cemetery a success

More than 60 local citizens and historic preservation enthusiasts joined an open house and celebration at Harlington Cemetery on Saturday, May 11.Sponsored by the Waverly Historic Preservation Commission (WHPC) in

Waverly Historic Preservation Committee to hold celebration at Harlington Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Waverly Historic Preservation Committee to hold celebration at Harlington Cemetery

Harlington Cemetery will be the site of a celebration sponsored by the Waverly Historic Preservation Commission (WHPC) on Saturday, May 11. To focus attention on May as National Preservation Month,

First National Bank building added to Waverly Historic Register, plaque installed - Vimarsana News

First National Bank building added to Waverly Historic Register, plaque installed

Historic Preservation Commission Co-Chairs Kris Brunkhorst and Darius Robinson, along with commissioners Karen Lehmann and Michael Pinegar, are highlighting the installation of a commemorative plaque on the First National Bank

The 10 Best Phoenix New Times Longreads of 2020 - Vimarsana News

The 10 Best Phoenix New Times Longreads of 2020

by Benjamin Leatherman History lesson: The hottest temperature ever recorded in the Phoenix area was on June 26, 1990, when thermometers reached 122 degrees. Yes, it actually felt that hot, too. Take a trip back 30 years and listen to what the old-timers experienced. A sample: "I went to the ladies' room and the rubber around the leg band in my underwear completely melted. Completely melted. I had to pry it off my legs. I still have scars on my inner thighs to this day.” New Times by David Hudnall Arizona never runs out of stories about mobsters and rich Arizonans getting scammed in inves...