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Arizona Sonoran News

UA's New Pharmacy Museum Bridges Past and Present

UA’s New Pharmacy Museum Bridges Past and Present

May 9, 2023

The drugstore display at the Coit Museum of Pharmacy & Health Sciences features a jar of gum that once belonged to notorious bank robber John Dillinger before his capture in Tucson. Photos...

Bolo ties hanging up.

Comeback Season: The Bolo Tie

Zoe Wesley May 2, 2018

This festival season, the bolo tie is getting a makeover. The bolo tie gained immense popularity throughout the southwest in the early 30s and became the official neckwear of Arizona in 1973. The...

Burt y Dorothy Devere se sientan bajo el arbusto rosa más grande del mundo. Foto por Jireh Jimenez

World’s largest rose tree can be yours for $1.6M

Jireh Lopez Jimenez September 27, 2017

  The Lady Banksia Rose. The world’s largest rose tree. Thousands of blooms each spring. Yours for $1.6 million. The Shady Lady -- labeled by Guiness as the World's Largest Rose Tree --...

Members of the Arizona Rangers Tombstone Company pose for a picture before starting foot and mounted patrol down historic Allen Street. From left to right: Duty Sgt. Dan Fischer, Lt. Mike Gross, Ranger Jim Politi, Ranger Geno D'Ambrose, Maj. Kenn Barrett. (Photo by: David Mariotte/ Tombstone Epitaph)

Rangers return: Volunteer officers bring back Old West

David Mariotte February 11, 2016

Rounding the wooden barricade outside the Bird Cage Theater, the ranger stopped mid-strut at a call for assistance. “We’re stuck,” said a man in his 40s, motioning across the street to his...

The Amerind Museum from the outside. (Photo by The Amerind Foundation/Arizona Sonora News Service)

The Amerind Foundation: Texas Canyon’s hidden collection of Native American culture

Yuji Miyaji October 8, 2015

Expanses of blood-orange canyons and luscious green shrubs line a small dirt road near the Texas Canyon exit off Interstate 10 in Cochise County and continue to a picnic area with boulders and grass fields...

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