Bisbee

At its inception, Bisbee was a copper mining town, and a massive one at that. In fact, it was the largest city in between El Paso and San Diego at one point in history. So how did it become a hidden gem full of artists, musicians, and hippies?

Happening this weekend in Warren, celebrate the return!

In 1998 I was on the Morning Show on K101 (100.9 FM) when I heard that William Shatner was in the area scouting movie locations. Being a lifelong Star Trek fan, I started talking about it on the show. After a while, wherever Shatner went in the County, people would tell him, “Oh, yeah, I heard Grady Butler talking about you.” Eve...

Bisbee is a lovely community, and one that I'm happy to be a part of. These past few weeks have been taxing for the residents, however.

The story of the Central School Project began in 1982, where it was being used as a tenants' association of artists. This quickly changed when it became incorporated in 1985, before gaining 501(c)(3) status in 1986.

Here's how you can help them meet their goals!

Some of my favorite places in Arizona have been atop the mountains, whether trails or towns, and today we're going to look at what I consider the best mountain town in the Grand Canyon State.

For decades now, Bisbee's been known as a hub for everything off-color, from weekends revolving around Alice in Wonderland cosplay to their "Talk Like a Pirate" weekend, weirdos from across the country flock to this tiny mining town.

There are still plenty of destinations in-state for those looking for a white Christmas, from the peaks of Alpine to the forests of Flagstaff. But there's one town in Arizona that never gets its recognition as a hotspot for perfect winter vacations.

While the game of baseball remains similar to the first games played in the 19th century, massive changes have still been made. While most of these changes have been welcomed with open arms, there are some that wish for Baseball to return to its true form.