 August
27, 2005 |
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Palm Canyon is one of the strangest places in Arizona. Leo
Martin tells us why it is so odd and so worth the visit. Susan
and Ed have the
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend . Doug
Nintzel from ADOT says in spite of high gas prices there
will be a lot of people on the road with you Labor Day weekend. |
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| Sue
Harris is this week's "Arizona Artist" She shares
the story an sings the song "Tall Men Riding". This
week's "Made in Arizona" is "At Your Service's"
Jake Guzman. He visits business and helps them deliver quality
service. Marshall
Trimble has part one of "Trimble's Tales about "Transportation,
Then and Now. |
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| Marshall
Trimble is back
with the conclusion of "Transportation, Then and Now".
Rory
Aikens from Arizona
Game and Fish tells us some true big fish tales and where
you might catch one. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy reminds us that it is already time
to prepare for that fall garden. |
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| Doug
Nintzel says Arizona has a lot of money coming our way. Your
gas taxes are returning from Washington D.C. by the billions.
Doug tells us what it means for our roads in the state in
the next five years. The
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone has a stargazing
event that is real easy and we can all see it in our western
sky. |
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| Tourguide
USA tells us the
story of the Majestic Mazatzals. This week's "Arizona's
Greatest Recipe" is
from Shamrock Farms and is for Strawberry-Banana Sherbet.
Susan
Bitter Smith asks Maricopa County Treasurer about our
property taxes. She found out that if you have refinanced
your property taxes may not be getting paid!
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| The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb helps us keep our clothes white
even with the hard water found in most parts of our state.
From the U.S. Marshal's Service, this week's Arizona's
Most Wanted is Luke Jernigan. |
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| August
20, 2005 |
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| Ron
Barker of the Rim Country Chamber of Commerce tells us about
the World's oldest continuous rodeo held this weekend in Payson.
We have the
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend . Doug
Nintzel from ADOT says that we may not have to wait much
longer for getting I-17 fixed between Flagstaff and Phoenix. |
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| This
week's Arizona Artist is Linda Bilque. She is in to sing her
original song Clara Moore. Susan and Ed take a look at this
weekend in Arizona history. Josie Ippolito from La
Canasta Restaurant in this week's "Made in Arizona"
. Marshall
Trimble tells the true story of the Harvey Girls at the
Grand Canyon. |
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| Marshall
Trimble is back
with the conclusion of the Harvey Girls. Rory
Aikens from Arizona
Game and Fish tells us how they get those little
bands on tiny hummingbirds. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy has some great tips on picking fresh
vegetables. |
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| The
"Cactus and Succulent Society of America" just held
their annual convention. Cactus expert and enthusiast Leo
Marin tells us what is new in the World of low-water plants.
We recap The
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone has a look at our
sky and where to find Mercury and Saturn. |
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| Tourguide
USA tells us the
story of the Payson Rodeo and why it'll be fun to kick
up your heels there. This week's "Arizona's Greatest
Recipe" is from Shamrock Farms. The simple way to make
Cottage salad. Susan
Bitter Smith is in with Walt Brown to talk about our "on-fire"
real estate market. |
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| The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb helps us clean up our inside
windows this week and from the U.S. Marshal's Service, this
week's Arizona's
Most Wanted. This week we highlight Jose Gallardo. |
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| August
13, 2005 |
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| Ken
Clemmer of the Back
Porch Bandits tells us about what to expect at the Pinetop
Bluegrass Festival this weekend with is also one of the
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend . Doug
Nintzel from ADOT keeps us posted on Arizona's Highways. |
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| Josh
Tharp
from the Backporch
Bandits is back as this week's Arizona Artist.
Our "Made in Arizona" guest this week is Chris
Devlin of the brand new String
Chemistry Cafe. Marshall
Trimble has the story of Wild Bill Hickock. |
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| Marshall
Trimble is back with part two of Wild Bill
Hickock. Rory
Aikens from Arizona
Game and Fish takes us to the story behind the
Grand Canyon Railway Train Robbery. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy helps us start and indoor
herb garden. |
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| Susan
Bitter Smith interviews State Representative Russell Pearce
about the immigration issue in our state.
We recap the The
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone has the lowdown on
Planet X. |
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Since the Bluegrass Festival is this weekend in Pinetop, we
thought it would be fun to have Tourguide
USA tell us the story of Pinetop/Lakeside. Meteorologist
Ed Phillips answers a listeners question about flying by the
clouds and looks at historic weather.Georgene
Lockwood left us a recipe that is so easy to make, you'll
want to fire up the crock pot for BBQ. Susan
Bitter Smith returns with State Representative Russell
Pearce to talk about the Governor's race and whether he has
decided to jump in or not. |
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| The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb helps us clean up our windows
and screens after all these monsoon thunderstorms. Arizona's
Most Wanted from the U.S. Marshal's Service is Rogelio
Hurtado-Hernandez. |
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| August
6, 2005 |
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Ed Phillips talks about the latest wild weather we've had
and what we can expect for the rest of the monsoon. Ed and
Susan check the
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend . Doug
Nintzel from ADOT explains why the freeways get flooded
and you need to be careful and watch for water. |
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Josh
Tharp
from the Backporch
Bandits is back as this week's Arizona Artist. He tells
us the story of how he wrote "Tiny Town" and we
play it for you. Our "Made in Arizona" guest this
week is Georgene
Lockwood. She has written several of the "Idiots
Guide to..." books and has made a cottage industry
of it. Marshall
Trimble checks in with his weekly story and this week
the strange tale of Amy Simfel McPherson. |
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| Marshall
Trimble is back with part two of the strange
tale of Amy Simfel McPherson. Rory Aikens from
Arizona
Game and Fish tells about a very special fishing outing
he just enjoyed. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy helps us select poolside plant
that work the best. |
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We
recap the The
Top Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Georgene
Lockwood has a new book. It is the "Complete Idiots
Guide to Beading". The story of how and why she wrote
it and why you might want to give it a try. Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone gives us the scoop
on the best meteor show of the year, the Perseids.. |
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| Tourguide
USA takes us to the diverse Fort Apache Indian Reservation.
The
Arizona Almanac Greatest Recipe this week is from gubernatorial
candidate John Greene. It's linguini with clam sauce. Susan
Bitter Smith interviews Bill
Perry the Chaiman of the Central
Arizona Water Conservation District. He talks about water
issues and how they will be important in the upcoming Governor's
race.. |
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| Arizona's
Most Wanted from the U.S. Marshal's Service is Patrick
Peterson. We
have a picture and details here. Click on the link to
the right .
The Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb helps us save some money
and protect our furniture with her recipe for furniture polish. |
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