September 12, 2026
Hotel St. Michael: The Prescott Landmark That Has Kept a Downtown Corner Alive
For more than a century, Hotel St. Michael has stood beside Prescott’s Courthouse Plaza, carrying the town’s hospitality tradition from…
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September 12, 2026
Fort Whipple: The Prescott Place Where Arizona’s Territorial Story Took Shape
Before Prescott became a mountain town known for its courthouse square and forested trails, Fort Whipple helped make it a…
September 12, 2026
The Prescott Circle Trail: How a Mountain Town Made Room for a Bigger Walk
Around Prescott, a network of trails is becoming more than a collection of scenic routes. The Prescott Circle Trail shows…
September 12, 2026
Arizona’s Pioneers’ Home: The Prescott Institution That Turned Frontier Memory Into a Civic Promise
For more than a century, the Arizona Pioneers’ Home has given Prescott a living connection to the state’s territorial past—and…
September 12, 2026
Embry-Riddle Prescott: How a Mountain Campus Became Arizona’s Aviation Classroom
On the edge of Prescott, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University turns flight, engineering, space science, and the high-desert landscape into one connected…
September 12, 2026
The Palace: How Prescott’s Oldest Saloon Became a Living Room for Arizona History
On Prescott’s Whiskey Row, The Palace has survived fire, changing fashions, and more than a century of town life. Its…
September 12, 2026
Lynx Creek: The Prescott-Area Waterway That Holds Arizona’s Early Gold-Rush Story
Long before Prescott became a mountain town of trails, lakes, and historic streets, the waters of Lynx Creek drew miners…
September 12, 2026
Prescott’s Fire-Adapted Forest: How Planned Burning Protects a Mountain Town
Around Prescott, prescribed fire is becoming part of the long-term work of caring for a forested landscape—and preparing a mountain…
September 12, 2026
Prescott’s First Friday Art Walk: How Downtown Becomes an Open-Air Gallery
On the first Friday of each month, Prescott’s historic center changes pace as galleries, studios, shops, restaurants, and public spaces…
September 12, 2026
Bashford Courts: The Prescott Place Where Downtown Keeps Making Room for New Life
In the middle of Prescott’s historic business district, Bashford Courts shows how an old commercial building can remain part of…
September 12, 2026
Prescott’s Reclaimed Water Network: The Quiet Infrastructure Behind a High-Desert City
In Prescott, treated wastewater is becoming part of the city’s long-term water landscape—supporting parks, landscapes, and a more resilient future…
September 12, 2026
Ken Lindley Park: The Prescott Place Where a Downtown Day Can Keep Changing Shape
In the middle of Prescott, Ken Lindley Park brings together swimming, skating, play, sport, shade, and unstructured time—an everyday public…
September 12, 2026
Granite Creek Corridor: How Prescott Is Making Room for Water, Wildlife, and Daily Life
Along a creek that quietly crosses Prescott, a long-running civic project is reshaping the relationship between flood control, open space,…
September 12, 2026
Prescott Farmers Market: The Arizona Place Where Local Food Becomes a Weekly Gathering
In Prescott, a farmers market does more than bring produce to town. It creates a regular meeting place for growers,…
September 12, 2026
Citizens Cemetery: The Prescott Place Where Arizona’s Early Stories Rest in Plain Sight
On a quiet rise east of downtown, Prescott’s Citizens Cemetery preserves more than graves. Its paths, stones, trees, and burial…
September 12, 2026
Prescott’s Historic Neighborhoods: How an Arizona Town Keeps Everyday Places Alive
Prescott’s history is not confined to museums or monuments. It remains visible in the homes, storefronts, streets and public spaces…
September 12, 2026
Willow Creek Reservoir: The Prescott Place Where Water and Open Country Meet
North of Prescott, Willow Creek Reservoir offers a quieter kind of public landscape—one shaped by water, grassland, fishing, birds and…
September 12, 2026
Prescott College: The Arizona Campus That Made Learning a Field Experience
In Prescott, a small independent college built its identity around learning by doing—bringing students into the forests, communities, watersheds, and…
September 12, 2026
The Smoki Museum: Where Prescott’s Past Is Still Being Reconsidered
In a Pueblo-style building near downtown Prescott, Native American art, regional history and the story of the museum itself meet…
September 12, 2026
Prescott National Forest: The Public Land That Makes a Mountain Town Possible
Around Prescott, the national forest is more than a backdrop. It is a working landscape that protects watersheds, supports wildlife,…