Left with a hole, what’s a town to do? Bisbee – with its tunnel, red rock, hippies, stairs, the Copper Queen Hotel, motorcycle geeks singing Fleetwood Mac, slag, the coffee roaster with dreadlocks – is here because of a mile-wide hole on the town’s edge. The city built quickly around a hill that mining tore open. Now…
On Sept. 1, Bisbee became the first city in the state to back a resolution supporting the right to die. Right to die is a discussion that needs to be started in Arizona,” said Councilwoman Joan Hansen. The move was in response to other states such as Oregon, California, and Vermont, all of which legalized…
On a cold, rainy, Saturday morning that I would’ve rather spent in the comfort of my own bed, I drove two hours to Bisbee to compete in the only competitive stair climb in the United States. When I first agreed to participate in the 25th annual Bisbee 1000 Great Stair Climb to write this…
“What do you have that’s local?” is one of the first questions a visitor asks as they take a seat in Doc Holliday’s Saloon after spending a day touring Tombstone. Tombstone Aces & 8’s Ale is the answer. The brew specially created by Old Bisbee Brewing Company Owner/brew master Victor Winquist has formed a profitable…
Todos hemos visto los dibujos animados. Un personaje loco, sacudiendo sus brazos y brincando a un lago para escapar de un enjambre de abejas. Debido a que los enjambres de abejas africanas se han estado esparciendo más al norte de los Estados Unidos, les daremos un consejo: manténgase lejos del agua. “Ahí las abejas te…
