PHOENIX – The Arizona State Archives is celebrating Archives Month this October, and will highlight the importance of the state's records and the archivists who preserve them.
The State Archives in collaboration with the Arizona Archives Alliance, is...
PHOENIX – Indigenous cultures captured William Shirley Fulton’s attention from a young age. So much so, that when the noted archaeologist made his home in Dragoon, Arizona, he unearthed numerous artifacts on his own ranch. He published his findings and...
PHOENIX – A project by the Huachuca City Public Library to digitize materials that showcase the small town of Huachuca City in Western Cochise County is the newest addition to the Arizona Memory Project. The Digital History of Huachuca City collection has...
PHOENIX – Though published for just over one year, the Maricopa Stake News was an important source of information for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints within the Maricopa Stake. The Maricopa Stake News provided information on church...
PHOENIX – In the face of a pandemic, Arizonans should not have to choose between their right to vote and their health, and that is true for the most vulnerable among us. As part of a comprehensive voter safety initiative, the Secretary of State has issued...
PHOENIX – Ahead of National Voter Registration Day, the Secretary of State's Office is proud to announce an upgrade to ServiceArizona.com that allows voters to register or update their voter registration online even if their residence location does not have...
PHOENIX – Secretary Katie Hobbs will be participating in voter outreach events to celebrate National Voter Registration Day on September 22, 2020.
The National Association of Secretaries of State established September as National Voter Registration...
PHOENIX – Author Jan Cleere will present a talk "Nevertheless She Persisted! Women Who Made a Difference on the Arizona Frontier" as part of the State of Arizona Research Library's 2020 Arizona Author Series. Her talk is at 1 p.m., Wednesday, September 23...
PHOENIX – Two Spanish-language newspapers titled El Imparcial were published out of Phoenix, Arizona during the 1930s and 1950s. Though unrelated and established by two different men, both newspapers covered the local news of the Mexican American community,...
PHOENIX – Started in the 1960s to keep White Mountain Apache members in the most remote regions informed of Tribal Council news, Whiteriver, Arizona’s Fort Apache Scout newspaper is still published biweekly.
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