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When Papago Golf Course opened in the fall of 1963, Arnold Palmer was the toast of the Valley golf community.
When Papago Golf Course opened in the fall of 1963, Arnold Palmer was the toast of the Valley golf community.
After a few rounds in the rough, Papago Municipal Golf Course returns to splendor on its 50th birthday.
Dr. Winston C. Hackett’s arrival in Phoenix in 1916 wasn’t just a godsend for black patients...
Father Emmett McLoughlin – dubbed “America’s most famous ex-priest” – was chased out of the clergy after founding the Valley’s first unsegregated hospital.
Phoenicians who enjoy underground haunts – or merely the opportunity to toot their own horn – savor entering Downtown from the...
The first vehicular bridge over the Salt River in 1911 resulted in a record-setting span and opened up south Phoenix to development.
Cudia City is remembered as much for the Hollywood glamour it bestowed on the fledgling desert city as the Westerns produced there.
Situated on a Wild West movie set, Cudia Restaurant attracted Hollywood stars and foreign dignitaries – but none outshone its host...