Bisbee, Arizona Once a Mining Town and Now Stuck in Time, Quirky Bisbee is Popular with Tourists and Artists Ringed by the Mule mountains 5,550 feet above sea level and along the U.S./Mexico border in southeastern Arizona, rustic Bisbee is a step back in time. It started out as a mining town in the 1880s […]
Lake Havasu City, Arizona Sun-Soaked Lake Havasu City is a Fun Water Vacation Destination and “Snowbird” Hot Spot Lake Havasu City sits along the Arizona – California border and is on the eastern shore of 45-mile-long Lake Havasu, a large, shimmering reservoir that was created by the Parker Dam construction in the 1930s. Originally a
Tubac, Arizona Retirees Enjoy Rich Southwestern Heritage, Plenty of Sunshine and a Low Key Lifestyle in Artsy, Understated Tubac, Arizona The sleepy Village of Tubac is about 50 miles south of Tucson in southern Arizona and was founded as a presidio (fort) by the Spanish in 1752. It was the first European settlement in Arizona,