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Harvesting the Fruit of the Saguaro
Stella Tucker carries on a Tohono O'odham tradition. From her camp west of Tucson, Tucker spends part of June and July harvesting fruit from the saguaro cactus to make syrup and jam. Produced by Mark Henle/The Arizona Republic
 La Posada Hotel Allan Affeldt is the owner of La Posada Hotel in Winslow, Arizona. The hotel was designed by famous architect Mary Colter. Affeldt bought the hotel to prevent it from being torn down. |
 Wes Bolin Bill Bolin talks about his father Wes Bolin, a politician that never lost an election. The Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza is named in his honor. |
 The story behind the bridge at Boyce Thompson Arboretum Bill Benson has devoted his life to the arboretum, and his children have helped create a lasting legacy. Produced by Crystal Ochoa. |
 Harvesting the Fruit of the Saguaro Stella Tucker carries on a Tohono O'odham tradition. From her camp west of Tucson, Tucker spends part of June and July harvesting fruit from the saguaro cactus to make syrup and jam. Produced by Mark Henle/The Arizona Republic |
 Goldfield ghost stories The Goldfield Ghost Town near Apache Junction has long been haunted, say the town's managers and employees. Bob Schoose, Rusty Reagan, Sharon Riffle, Terri Smith, Tia Coleman, and Allan Sprague discuss ghost stories. Produced by Michael Chow/The Arizona Republic |
 Story of downtown Phoenix’s Sahara Inn “When people tell me that Phoenix has no history, it’s borderline offensive, because it’s not true,” says Seth Anderson. Recorded at Beckett's Table in Phoenix |
 One-Eyed Jack The story how former Phoenix mayor and Arizona governor Jack Williams (1967-1975) came to be known as "One-Eyed Jack” is shared by his granddaughter, Shannon Williams. |