Christmas in Prescott: Inside Arizona’s Christmas City
A guide to Christmas in Prescott, Arizona’s Christmas City, from the Courthouse Lighting and Acker Night to the parades and the Whiskey Row Boot Drop.
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Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona: A Local’s Guide to a Town of Two Halves
A local’s guide to Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona, two historic towns in one, from the Humboldt smelter and Iron King Mine to Mortimer Farms and the Agua Fria River.
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Prescott Valley, Arizona: A Local’s Guide to the Region’s Biggest Town
A local’s guide to Prescott Valley, Arizona, the region’s fastest-growing town, from Glassford Hill and Fain Park to the Findlay Toyota Center and its Lonesome Valley history.
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Chino Valley, Arizona: A Local’s Guide to Prescott’s Ranch-Country Neighbor
A local’s guide to Chino Valley, Arizona, Prescott’s ranch-country neighbor and the site of Arizona’s first territorial capital at Del Rio Springs.
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The Lakes of Prescott, Arizona: A Local’s Guide
A local’s guide to the lakes of Prescott, Arizona, from paddling the Granite Dells at Watson Lake to fishing pine-ringed Lynx Lake, plus Willow and Goldwater.
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The World’s Oldest Rodeo: The Story of Prescott Frontier Days
How the World’s Oldest Rodeo began in Prescott on July 4, 1888, why the trademarked title holds up, and what Prescott Frontier Days looks like today.
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Haunted Prescott: Ghost Stories and Where to Find Them
The ghost stories of haunted Prescott, Arizona, from the Palace Saloon and the bride of the Hassayampa Inn to Abby and her cat at the Hotel Vendome, plus how to take a ghost tour.
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Beginner-Friendly Hikes in Prescott, Arizona
The best beginner-friendly hikes in Prescott, Arizona, from the flat Peavine Trail through the Granite Dells to the lake loops and the classic climb up Thumb Butte.
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The Best Things to Do in Prescott, Arizona
A local’s guide to the best things to do in Prescott, Arizona, from Whiskey Row and the Courthouse Plaza to Watson Lake, the Granite Dells, Thumb Butte, and the museums.
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The History of Prescott, Arizona: From Territorial Capital to Everybody’s Hometown
How Prescott went from a Civil War era gold camp to Arizona’s first territorial capital, and the founding, fire, and frontier history you can still see downtown.
