Amber Underdown, 21, loves her Second Amendment rights. “I come from a family that loves going out and shooting guns, so I feel very close to them when I go out shooting,” Underdown said. “Plus it’s a lot of fun! It’s quite the adrenaline rush.” Underdown, a Cave Creek native, comes from a long line…
As students move out from under their parents’ roofs and into an independent life in college, professors become the prominent adult figures in their day-to-day lives. Students are advised to create professional relationships with their professors in order to make the most out of their higher education experience, but with professors and students working together…
When the Tombstone pharmacy closed in January after decades of use, the loss was felt. The store was mostly a tourist trap, full of the quaint items you might expect in an old western drug store as well as general items like snacks and bandages. But it still served residents as a modern pharmacy, and…
The parched and arid lands of Southern Arizona may soon see relief from water scarcity thanks to the people who believe help comes from the heavens above. Harvesting rainwater is one method for conserving ground and surface water, which has been depleting at a faster rate than it can be replenished. This depletion has taken…
The Real Housewives of Tombstone? Not quite, but the reality television genre is coming to town. Producers and local residents hope the show, titled Tombstone Renewal, will stimulate tourism and boost the economy of the financially struggling town. Terri Jo Neff, creator of the show, began experimenting with the idea in late 2013. The idea…
