Spring Photo Contest Week Two: Historic Places
One of the great things about living in the West, besides the beautiful weather and spectacular scenery, is that the...
To Build A Nest: Hummingbirds and Elasticity
(In honor of spider strands and tiny birds) “There is another World, but it is in this one.” W.B. Yeats By...
This Day in History: March 11th
By Jim Turner In the World 1818 – Twenty-one-year-old Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley published Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. One rainy afternoon...
What We Are Reading: March
We Are the Destroyers, by D. K. Lindler review by Caroline Cook We Are the Destroyers, by first-time author D....
Come See Us at The Tucson Festival of Books
It's our favorite season in the Old Pueblo -- spring flowers are blooming, the weather is beautiful, the Wildcats are...
2015 Spring Photo Contest Week One
It's time for another contest! This time we'll run for six weeks, beginning today and ending April 16. The rules...
This Day in History — March 4th
In the West 1826 – Railroad pioneer Theodore Dehone Judah was born. He studied engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, worked...
This Day in History – February 25th
In the World 1943 -- George Harrison, lead guitarist for the Beatles, is born (died Nov. 29, 2001). Although...
Friday Photo 2/20
Sedona moonrise, photo by Tom White.
Food for Thought — Slow Food’s Ark of Taste
by Marilyn Noble One of the key initiatives of the Slow Food movement is the Ark of Taste, a catalog...
