When it was announced that the narrow single-lane trail through the Granite Dells would be widened into a highway, Grace Sparkes was not alo...

In anticipation of the great 1921 event, Grace Sparkes wrote: “Oh boy!  Can’t you hear the grinding of the old chute doors, the smell of cle...

Mingus Mountain Inn, 1949. In the 1920s, cars were far less dependable and, as a result, service stations were more numerous and spa...

For Arizona, prohibition came early in 1915. Although stills were probably put to work almost immediately, law enforcement did not seize ...

In the early 1950s, the Prescott Airport was a bustling place. Two airlines, Frontier and Bonanza, offered commercial service while many ...

According to reports submitted by local residents to the National UFO Reporting Network (NUFORN), Prescott Valley experienced a wave of UF...

The first mention of the mountain that would become known as Mingus is found in the origin story of the Yavapai people. A girl named Kama...

It was April of 1867, and ranchers in the area were both highly anxious and on alert. "Information of the presence of a large body ...

When it first opened on August 1st, 1920, it was declared "Yavapai's Greatest Attraction." (*1) "Members of the N...