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Arizona has joined a nationwide initiative to document and preserve the oral histories of Indigenous individuals who experienced life at federal boarding schools as children, marking a significant effort to create a permanent oral history collection.  

Caring for aging parents comes with a lot of emotional weight, and in Arizona’s unique climate and lifestyle, it adds another layer of complexity. The question isn’t just about whether you can provide care—it’s about whether your home is still the best environment for their well-being. The conversation isn’t easy, but it’s one that many families across the state are having. With Arizona’s scorching summers, sprawling suburban layouts, and healthcare resources that vary widely by region, making the right choice for your family is about more than comfort—it's about safety and quality of life.

Skin advice travels fast, but results take their time. Anyone who has stared into a bathroom mirror under unforgiving light knows that hope is cheap and consistency is not. The good news is that anti-aging care does not require a 12 step routine or a shelf that looks like a boutique exploded. It asks for restraint, a little patience, and a willingness to do the boring things well. When skin looks healthier over time, it is rarely because of a miracle serum. It is because of habits that quietly stack up.

The eagerly anticipated Girl Scout cookie season has begun! Indulge in some of the most nostalgic and delectable cookies money can buy as all nine flavors of the iconic Girl Scout cookies will be available, including the popular Thin Mints and Samoas. 

Girl Scouts with Board Chair Susan Trujillo, co-CEO Mary Mitchell and co-CEO Christina Spicer