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2022-2023 Publisher Linda Gross Executive Assistant Anita Derhammer Editor Patricia Sanders Creative Designer Jenifer Lee Contributing Writers David Abbott Debie Dove Linda Gross Patricia Sanders Thea Wilshire Official Photographer Yevette Vargas Contributing Photographers

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Living in Globe-Miami Community Profile Explore Miami Local Grub Education Parks and Recreation Places of Worship

36 Mining is Thriving in Globe-Miami 40 BHP – Reimagining the Legacy of Mining 46 Globe-Miami Chamber of Commerce 47 Board of Directors 49 The Benefits of Membership 50 Chamber Directory 57 City of Globe 60 Economic Development

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Douglas Miiles Murals Gems of Gila County Family Fun Events Arts & Antiques Miami Historic District Map and Historic Building Tour Globe Historic District Map and Historic Building Tour I ART Globe Outdoor Recreation City of Globe – Besh Ba Gowah Welcome to the Stairizona Trail

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Globe-Miami has been called “the heart of Arizona” with good reason.

In addition to our location at the intersection of five major highways connecting us to Phoenix, Tucson, Payson, Safford, and Show Low, GlobeMiami enjoys a unique blend of history, culture, and economics. These elements influenced the community’s early development and, in turn, that of the state – and they continue to make GlobeMiami a special and dynamic place today.

Globe Miami Times has been covering the community for over 16 years, focusing on the people and culture that define us. As a transplant from Tucson many years ago, I began the publication to shed light on everything I was discovering about my new hometown. I wanted to explore and uncover the quintessential vibe of Globe-Miami – one of those things that makes us all glad to call it home. I wanted to meet the new folks like me, who relocated here from all over, and the third-generation family members who run local businesses and have names you come to recognize instantly if you spend much time here.

So when the Globe-Miami Chamber asked us to produce this year’s Business and Community Guide, we jumped at the opportunity. This publication offers an inclusive look at the community through our eyes – we know what it’s like to be new to the area, but we can also draw on our personal experiences and the long-standing connections we’ve forged over the years. We feel this combination of a fresh perspective and deep community knowledge helps make this Guide an authentic and useful resource for those looking to live, work, or play here.

The 2022-23 Guide is a collaboration with the Chamber, City of Globe, Town of Miami, and more than 100 local businesses and organizations who signed on to our vision of a Guide that would tell

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a big story about our small towns. It’s also the product of the creativity and professionalism of a host of contributors. Photography by Yevette Vargas, writing from Globe Miami Times’ stable of local reporters, and the beautiful design and layout

by Jenifer Lee, our Creative Director of 16 years, have helped make this Guide a worthy reflection of the Globe-Miami community.

This year, the Guide will be sent out to 100 Chambers and Visitors Centers across the state, as well as being represented by our own Globe-Miami Chamber & Visitors Center. The Chamber will use the Guide to represent our community at statewide events and will make it available to the nearly 30,000 visitors who stop in each year for information. And it will be available at area hotels and destinations and at more than 100 local businesses.

Finally, this Guide will be available online 24/7, where readers can connect with the Globe-Miami community and its businesses anywhere, anytime.

If you want a good look at the Globe-Miami community and what it means to live, work, and play here, this is the place to start. We hope you’ll share it with family, friends, clients, potential workforce hires, and investors.

The world is on the move, it seems these days. People are looking for jobs, investment opportunities, a change in lifestyle, a connection with community.

Whatever it is that brings you to Globe-Miami, welcome.

If you’re looking for a vibe, a vocation, a place to vacation or a place to invest – this is our story.

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Property Tax Rate* County 4.19% Globe 4.711% Miami 3.917% *Fiscal Year 2021-2022, Source: gilacountyaz.gov

3,540 Feet

Population Globe/Miami Gila County State of Arizona

Sales Tax Rates State: County Globe Miami

5.6% 6.6% 3.3% 2.5%

2010 7,533 53,565 6,401,569

2020 9,442 54,018 7,278,717

Average Temperature Summer Winter

High 94 58

Real Estate: Price Per Square Foot Globe $178 Apache Junction $275 Payson $304 Florence $218 Coolidge $205 $162 Gold Canyon $292 Show Low $281

Low 71 35

Source: Weatherspark.com

Source: Realtor.com

MAYOR AND COUNCIL Mayor SAMMY GONZALES Vice-Mayor DAN MOAT Councilmember Michael Black Councilmember Robert Licano

Councilmember Michael Sosh

Councilmember Don Reiman

Councilmember Jose “Angel” Medina

Council Meetings 2nd and 4th Monday, 6:30pm CONTACT INFORMATION: 500 West Sullivan Street, Miami, AZ 85539 Phone: (928) 473-4403 | Fax: (928) 473-3003 Hours of Operation: 8am-5pm, M-F

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Miami Memorial Library and Vandal Hall of Fame The Miami Vandals have been making sports history since 1923. The Hall of Fame was created to recognize these athletes for their contribution to sports history and community pride. It contains over a hundred displays created by families and community members and is a peek into the Vandal legend which continues today. The library offers more than 27,000 items available to check out, plus: • Public Computers • Arizona Room • Meeting Spaces • Mining Room • Children’s Play Area • Computer Classes • Weekly activities for families with children

Cat Murals Buzzfeed named these the “best cat murals in the country.” You'll find dozens of whimsical images, all created by local artist Marianne Collins, throughout the downtown district.

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Pocket Park Murals Artist Patti Sjolin created many murals throughout the area during her ten-year tenure here. In Miami, you’ll see the ever-popular “Wings” mural which invites people to take selfies with the wings, and the Miami-centric mural featuring ambassadors of life and love - Tony and Ester Sanchez - doing what they do best - dance!

Second Saturdays on Sullivan This crowd-pleasing event, launched by the Miami Merchants, happens every second Saturday of the month and includes live music, food, street vendors and local shopping along Sullivan Street.

Miami Memorial Park

Keystone Stairs

Our small-town park is the site of many community events, from Summer Music in the Park to Veterans Day and Homecoming parades. It also features a Veterans Memorial, established in 2012, commemorating Miami’s fallen heroes.

Hundreds of bricks engraved with the names of servicemen and women have been added since its inception.

Test your mettle on the Keystone Stairs! Over 100 steps lead to the top – a journey that local miners and business people made daily as they made their way from homes in the hills to the bustling street below.

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The Great Get-Away Theodore Roosevelt Lake

By Patti Daley

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Roosevelt Lake is the largest lake within the borders of Arizona. Located just 30 miles from downtown Globe, 80 miles east of Phoenix, and 150 north of Tucson, it’s the place to go for folks wanting a wet way to beat the summer heat.

“Two and a half hours door to door, it’s a really easy trip up here from Tucson,” says Kim Turk. “I make Globe part of my journey – for lunch, to see friends, to shop.”

She takes the trip monthly during the winter and more often during lake season, which runs approximately May 1 through the end of October – though many lake lovers also spend Thanksgiving there. Semi-retired, Turk often comes up midweek and stays anywhere from two to five days at a time. She stays at her mobile home in Lakeview Park, at the southern end of the lake.

Activity at Roosevelt Lake, the marina and Lakeview Park, she says, has boomed.

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Get Away from Congestion

Respecting the Past – Building the Future

“Covid has encouraged people to get out of the city and congestion and work from home,” says Margaret Rambo of Rambo Realty. “Many are moving onto property they already own.”

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Cali Mayfield, 13, wakeboarding at Roosevelt Lake, where her family has a 2nd home in Lakeview Park and spends weekends on the water regularly. Courtesy photo Page 9 Frank Lloyd Wright School Of Architecture Globe-Miami Project 2016-2019

Creek bank stabilization along Six Shooter Canyon Road targets trees, riles residents

Your community partner ...

By David Abbott

If you want to connect with your

Ira Dickison’s family has lived on the property since 1965. According to him, his family gave the county an easement to the creek in exchange for a paved road. The lane beside the wash is named after the Dickison family.

Residents along Six Shooter Canyon Road have tangled with Gila County administrators and Supervisor Tim Humphrey’s office for the past few months over a project that is expected to remove a number of large trees from the wash that parallels the road.

There may have already been 18 to 30 trees removed, according to Floyd Krank, who has led the charge to protect the trees being removed in response to the massive flooding in Globe-Miami last July in the wake of the Telegraph and Mescal fires that ravaged the Pinals.

The County has been working with engineering firm J.E. Fuller to create a flood mitigation plan that includes shoring up and clearing streambeds along Six Shooter Canyon Road, Icehouse Canyon Road, Russell Gulch and Bloody Tanks Wash in Miami.

Construction is slated to begin in the fall, after the monsoons have passed, and is expected to be finished by next summer, before the next monsoon season begins.

The projects are being funded by about $13 million through a 2021 supplemental appropriation for the Department of Forestry for wildfire management, as well as a $10 million grant from the National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), according to Gila County Emergency Manager Carl Melford, who touched on the project at a June 7 post-fire and flooding Globe-Miami Town Hall meeting at Miami High School.

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DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP NISSAN

Serving San Carlos, Superior, Miami and Globe for over ten years.

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Apache Gold Prime Steakhouse 928-475-7600

Abell Liquor 928-425-8181

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Pizza Hut 928-425-4401

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BLOOM – AN ASIAN CONCEPT Once upon a time known as simply Noodles, Bloom was first developed in 1997, in Melbourne, Australia.

Our concept encompasses the lessons learned from traditional home cooks and distinguished chefs from across Asia, Canada, and the United States. With this in mind, we labored continuous hours on an Ontario potato farm, we did jumping jacks in Tokyo, ran around the Great Wall, rode endless buses in Vietnam, got lost in Malaysia, bought a fake Rolex in Thailand – and in Singapore, we just ate too much. Our adventures helped us develop our mission statement, which is “back to basics”. It is an idea to enlighten modern cooking with the foundation of healthy meals with no fries on the side.

Our menu is a balance between the Ying and Yang; Flavor and Health.

We call it Asian Fusion.

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Simply DIFFERENT BRAVO – AMERICANO MODERNO Bravo's concept embraces a variety of cooking styles and ideas inspired by traditional European and Asian classic techniques.

Bravo incorporates high-quality, fresh, locally produced, inseason, often organic and healthful foods.

We are forward-thinking chefs inspired by tradition, culinary passion, and diligence – achieving our own American Food Dream.

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Globe Unified Unified School District

Miami Unified School District

San Carlos Unified School District

Superintendent: Jerry Jennex K-12 Education 435 E. Maple St. Globe, AZ (928) 402-6999 www.globeschools.org

Superintendent: Dr. Sherry Dorathy K-12 Education 4735 E. Ragus Rd. Claypool, AZ (928) 425-3272 www.miamiusd40.org

Superintendent: Dr. Deborah Jackson-Dennison K-12 Education 100 San Carlos Ave. San Carlos, AZ (928) 475-2315 www.scbraves.net

CHARTER SCHOOLS Liberty High School 7-12 Education 1300 E. Cedar St. Globe, AZ 85501 www.liberty-high.net

Destiny School K-8 Education 798 Prickly Pear Dr. Globe, AZ 85501 www.mydestinyschool.org

COLLEGE AND CAREER

Eastern Arizona College-Gila Pueblo Campus Transfer Programs, Workforce Programs 8274 S. Six Shooter Canyon Rd. Globe, AZ 85501 (928) 425-8481 gilaccc.org

Cobre Valley Institute of Technology Career Education District (CTED) Globe, Hayden, Miami, San Carlos & Superior 100 W. Panther Dr. Bldg 3, Rm 206 Superior, AZ 85173 www.cvit81.org

San Carlos Apache College San Carlos Avenue, Bldg 3 PO Box 344 (US Postal mail must use PO Box) San Carlos, AZ (928) 475-2016 www.apachecollege.org

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Globe has shown a commitment to community recreation since the town’s earliest days. Today, Globe boasts the most parks per capita of any city in Arizona, with 14 City parks serving its 7,400 residents.

Many of Globe’s parks date from pre-automotive days.

“Pocket parks,” scattered throughout the older sections of town, were created to allow equitable access for all residents before people had cars to get around. They offer a quaint accessibility that allows you to put the park on like a comfortable coat, wrapping yourself in all the resources that each affords.

Look for Giorsetti, Ryan, Euclid/ Chiono, and Collins Parks, as well as the little botanical garden ROUND MOUNTAIN PARK | PHOTO BY LCGROSS area below Besh ba Gowah. Most of these older parks provide playground equipment and at least one picnic table, but not water fountains.

The Active Adult Center Park is located just outside the Globe Senior Center but is not reserved for seniors.

Anyone can use the BBQs and shaded picnic tables. Outdoor senior fitness equipment is planned for this park.

It makes for a great place to park your car, stretch and work out, then walk Globe’s historic downtown or the Stairizona Trail.

Globe also boasts three large park complexes, each with different purposes. Round Mountain Park offers miles of hiking trails (including steep hills for cardio fitness) in a setting replete with natural flora and fauna. The park offers four small picnic ramadas scattered throughout the site. Educational signage helps visitors learn about the area and stay safe, and restrooms are available at the entrance. It’s a great place to catch sight of wildflowers in the spring and to spot deer on the hillsides. Hikers who reach the summit of the mountain are rewarded with a marvelous view of the city and surrounding areas.

The Old Dominion Historic Mine Park is currently closed for safety remediation work by the mine that stewards this heritage site. When open, it offers 4.5 miles of trails, access to mining artifacts, educational signs about copper mining and the region, two large group pavilions with picnic tables, BBQs, two smaller ramadas, a mining-themed playground with a 100-foot zipline, a nine-hole disc golf course, and restrooms.

Last but not least is the Globe Community Center Park. This expansive 34-acre recreation area hosts our newly renovated pool and splash pad, as well as baseball and softball fields, T-ball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts, shuffleboard, volleyball courts, a small skate park, a large playground, BBQs, restrooms, and the largest picnic pavilion in the region.

Globe also has several special-purpose parks. The K9 Mine Bark Park is for dogs and their owners. It has shade ramadas, a walking track, doggie waste stations, water for animals and people, and both general-use and specialuse fenced areas. The patrons of the dog park invested in art and signage, features not usually found at a dog park.

Besh ba Gowah is one of the few City-run archeological parks in the state, and the largest tourist attraction in Globe. This park is built on the site of a 900-year-old Salado Indian pueblo. The visitor’s center offers a 12-minute video explaining the history of the area, a small museum of artifacts discovered at the site, and a gift shop. Visitors can explore the ruins and the ethnobotanical garden, use the picnic tables, and watch the plethora of birds, including many hummingbirds, attracted to the site.

The Noftsger Hill Sports Complex offers softball and baseball fields, restrooms, and a concession area.

Veterans Park (AKA the Train Park) recently had new playground equipment installed. It also provides picnic tables, BBQs, restrooms, and a historic train engine. Directly in front of Globe’s Municipal Building, this park steps in to serve as a town square in the absence of one in Globe. It’s used for community gatherings like the Saturday Farmers Market, concerts, the annual State-of-the-City address, and other special events.

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A new addition to City-run outdoor recreation resources in Globe is the Stairizona Trail. Utilizing seven historic cement staircases and three pedestrian bridges spread throughout our older neighborhoods, the Stairizona Trail is currently being developed. It will be packed full of art - 28 installations are planned - and afford great views of town. The trail will stop at historic sites like the “G” and the historic cemetery. The trail will cover three routes, offering 1.4-mile, 2.5-mile, and 4+-mile options.

Miami has two parks: the narrow park along the highway at 211 Live Oak offering picnic tables and a playground, and Miami Memorial Park at 608 Sullivan St. The Memorial Park has ramadas, picnic tables, BBQs, a playground, restrooms, and an outdoor movie venue.

It serves as the hub of the Miami community and the site for concerts, art fairs, and large events.

Globe and Miami’s libraries offer many community resources, including free access to computers and printers, job support, and meeting spaces, as well as a variety of creative programming for all ages, from infants to elders. Globe even has a Tool Lending Library, where residents can check out power tools, ladders, and more for free. The Miami Library hosts the Miami Sports Hall of Fame.

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Roosevelt Baptist Church Phone: 928-467-2349 Contact: Dr. Roger D. Pike First Presbyterian Church-PC Phone: 928-425-5560 Contact: Rev. Robbin MacDonald

First Southern Baptist Church-Miami Phone: 928-473-3311 Pentecostals of Globe Phone: 928-651-2191 Contact: Pastor David Staten St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, LCMC Phone: 928-425-6006 Contact: Barry Schwenk St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Phone: 512-635-1910 Contact: Eric Hartzell Trinity Baptist Church Phone: 928-425-1362 Contact: Dan Rifenoark Globe Church of the Nazarene Phone: 928-200-4358 Contact: Rev. Mason D. Cassens Central Heights Baptist Church Phone: 928-425-5303 Contact: Rob Craig Holy Angels Church Phone: 928-425-3137 Contact: Father Albert Villamor Miranda Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Phone: 928-473-3568 Contact: Father George Mahdu St. John’s Episcopal Phone: 928-425-5160 Contact: Rev. Byron Mills Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 928-425-9215

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Family Fellowship Church Phone: 928-425-0181 Contact: Pastors Kenneth, Dennis & Scott Crick

Maranatha Baptist Church Phone: 928-425-4198 Contact: Nick Jones

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Mining Is Thriving in Globe-Miami SMELTER AT SUNSET | PHOTO BY LCGROSS

By Patricia Sanders Globe-Miami was built on mining – it was discoveries of silver and copper that brought workers, business, the railroad, and economic success to Globe and Miami in their earliest days.

Even Globe’s name reflects its connection to mining – it’s said to refer to an Earth-shaped nugget of silver discovered nearby. And mining continues to drive Globe-Miami’s economy, providing employment, tax revenues, and valued partnerships in community development.

Silver mining came to the area in the 1870s, but those mines played out by 1880 – just in time for the immense boom in demand for copper, needed for wire as electricity and the telephone spread across the country.

Soon, the Old Dominion Copper Company, Miami Copper Company, Inspiration Consolidated, and others were pulling 10% to 12% copper ore from the hills surrounding Globe and Miami and roasting it in furnaces that could process

200 tons per day. During the early 1900s, trains were hauling out as much as 2 million pounds of copper in a month. One of the many smelter stacks constructed between 1880 and 1930 can still be seen along Highway 60.

By the time it closed in 1931, the Old Dominion – the area’s largest producer – had mined some 800 million pounds of copper, with production peaking in World War 1. That would make enough 12-gauge wire to circle the Earth 73 times.

The 1950s were a time of transition at GlobeMiami as the old underground operations transferred to modern, open-pit copper mining.

Today, Globe-Miami continues to depend on copper mining for its economic livelihood. More than one in every five jobs in Globe and Miami are related to mining and the production of copper. In addition to copper, the mines also produce smaller amounts of gold and molybdenum.

The major mine operators in Globe-Miami as of 2022 include Capstone Copper, Freeport/McMoRan (FCX), Carlota Copper, and BHP Billiton.

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Capstone, currently the second-largest employer in the district, contributes more than $270 million annually to Arizona’s economy.

Capstone’s Pinto Valley operation features the only operating mill in the Globe-Miami mining district.

Freeport McMoRan operates a leaching operation, a smelter, and a rod mill in Miami.

Its Miami operations generated nearly $199 million in economic benefits for Arizona in 2020, including almost $77 million for Gila County.

Freeport McMoRan’s Miami operation has been at the forefront of mining technology for at least 100 years, being among the first to have used vat leaching and precipitation plants to recover oxide minerals. With the introduction of SX/EW (solvent extraction-electrowinning) processes in the late 1970s, vat leaching was discontinued, and Miami’s flotation concentrator was closed in 1986.

Freeport McMoRan’s smelter has the distinction of being one of only three operational smelters in the United States. The smelter was updated in 1974 to meet Clean Air Act standards and was modernized again in 1992 and 2018. It processes copper concentrate into blister copper and, as a by-product, captures sulfuric acid, which is used in the company’s leaching operations.

Freeport McMoRan’s rod plant opened in 1966, the first of its kind to be located at a mine site. It produces continuous-cast copper rods

from copper produced at the Miami mines and other mines across North America and ships the rod around the world to be made into wire and cables.

BHP Billiton holds a unique niche in the GlobeMiami mining community. As stewards of legacy assets, the company manages mine properties that are no longer operational, including the Old Dominion, Copper Cities, Miami Unit, and Solitude assets. BHP Billiton’s 70 local employees and contractors work to ensure these properties remain safe, stable, and non-polluting. The company monitors 2,500 locations in the area, operates 12 water treatment facilities, and, in 2021 alone, closed 237 open mine shafts.

BHP Billiton is also a major participant in Rio Tinto’s Resolution Copper project, located just east of Superior. Using innovative methods, this project will extract copper from a huge deposit located 5,250 feet underground. Resolution Copper is one of the largest undeveloped copper projects in the world and has the potential to become the largest copper producer in North America.

Copper is all around us – in the wiring within the walls of our houses and buildings, in our electronic devices, and in telecommunications cables that link the world. Globe-Miami is proud of the central role it has played – and continues to play – in making the modern world work. u

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Reimagining the Legacy of Mining

By Kate Sommerville, General Manager Legacy Assets BHP is one of the world’s largest resource companies and as such, we take pride in our site management from exploration to closure. BHP is committed to Social Value, which is our positive contribution to society – to our people, partners, the economy, environment, and local community.

We have operating mines around the world and we also manage sites that are no longer producing.

We refer to these as “Legacy Assets.”

Our Globe-Miami site, which produced copper in the past, is one of these Legacy Assets. BHP has other Legacy Assets in Arizona, and in other U.S. states such as California, Utah and New Mexico.

We also have Legacy Assets in several Canadian provinces, including British Colombia, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. These sites produced and processed copper, zinc, uranium, tin, and gold.

Globe-Miami is a wonderful community and we are proud of the work we have done together.

Our Legacy Assets in Globe-Miami include Copper Cities, Miami Unit, Solitude and Old Dominion.

These sites provide employment for more than 70 employees and local contractors. Our ultimate aim with these sites, as with all of our sites, is to ensure they are safe, stable and non-polluting, but we also want to reimagine the site for beneficial use when and where we can.

Managing a legacy asset is a critical part of demonstrating our commitments to our host communities, governments, and the environment.

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At a minimum, we must comply with regulatory obligations, but we recognize that taking into account the views of our host communities beyond regulations is important in how we manage our legacy sites. The world’s expectations of mining companies have changed, and we think it is for the better. We want to reimagine the legacy of mining.

BHP took ownership of the sites in the GlobeMiami area in 1996. Copper production ceased shortly thereafter. The work of closure lies with us and we take the responsibilities associated with closure very seriously.

We have a steadfast focus on the safety of our sites, our environmental footprint, the hydrogeology and hydrology of the sites, and the potential impact on the community.

To maintain this focus, we utilize a data-driven approach. We study and manage both surface water and ground water, soils, tailings facilities, and rock dumps. We have 12 water treatment facilities and 2,500 monitoring locations collecting 95,000 pieces of data in the area. We continue to manage the mining infrastructure that exists on site with safety and environment top of mind. This year alone we closed 237 open mine shafts on our properties in the Globe-Miami area.

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A critical part of our technical work in the GlobeMiami area is focused on tailings storage facility management. Tailings are the materials that are left over after mined ore is processed. Most of BHP’s Legacy Assets operated here in the early and mid-1900s when the industry did not collect or store a lot of data. Today, monitoring of the tailings storage facilities and the environmental and geographic area is significant and key to our work.

The Globe-Miami region and economy grew alongside mining, and the communities in the region remain an important part of BHP’s approach to managing these sites. Foremost in our approach is to continue to reduce the safety and environmental risks at sites while also preserving the rich mining history that is important to the community. We work to keep the community informed about our work, be available to discuss our progress with them, and take their feedback and ideas in everything we do.

BHP is also part of the community. Many of our employees, suppliers, and partners live and work in the region, and we want to support the community in every way that we can. We do this in a variety of ways, including providing scholarships at the junior college and university levels, donating to educational events, and supporting recreation projects. For example, we recently partnered with the local hospital to

create a community walking path and with a local non-profit to fund community art projects in the downtown area. All of these initiatives strengthen and enrich the wonderful community spirit and opportunities of Globe-Miami, and we are proud to be a part of this work.

Indigenous communities are critical to the success of any mining project. We must think of them before projects begin, during operations, and long after operations finish. We have been working very hard to improve our engagement and are making good progress. One of the ways we achieve this is through our Tribal Monitor Program, where we engage tribal members to work alongside archaeologists in conducting cultural heritage surveys prior to new ground disturbances at our Legacy Assets. This program has seen very positive outcomes in Arizona, and because of this we are now looking to expand it to our other sites.

Managing a closed mine is not easy, but at BHP, our goal is clear: we want to reimagine what is next for the site and co-create a positive and vibrant future for the land and the community who depend on this region. This is not something we can do alone. We will listen to and collaborate with our host communities, Indigenous populations, suppliers, employees and government stakeholders. Together we can create a positive future for Globe-Miami. u

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GLOBE-MIAMI CHAMBER O Welcome to the Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce.

With my recent promotion to Executive Director and the onboarding of a full time Creative Director, I can honestly say that there has never been a more suitably exciting time to be a part of the Chamber! Crystal recently moved to Globe and has a distinct perspective. Chris has been a friendly and familiar face for more than 14 years. Amongst the three of us, you have the knowledge and passion of Globe locals combined with the curiosity and sincere enthusiasm of a visitor.

Our team has a number of professional goals which are currently in the planning stages. To give you an idea, we would like to see positive growth for our Chamber of Commerce, further cohesion across leading community organizations and a more definitive outline of how the Chamber works in ‘Bridging Business and Community’. True comity can only be reached when there is commonality of goals and inner zeal from all sides. Each new membership connection furthers our network, enhances our offering and brings unique insight into our collective reach.

Thank you to our existing, longtime supporting businesses for your dedication to our region. Thank you to our government agencies, local utility companies, schools, other non-profits and community wellbeing agencies who continually do what they can to improve things for all. There are many who would like to see more done, but in order to build the type of community network that understands and responds to the needs of those it serves, representation across all sectors of business is critical.

Angel M Ruiz Executive Director Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce

We are here to support, serve and engage with the community as well as our business members in every way that we can think of. When we all work together we have an unprecedented ability to brainstorm, collaborate, and act in a way that gives life to our individual and collective goals. If we do it right, we could change the world (or at least enrich the community of Globe-Miami, AZ.) Please stop in anytime or call to schedule an appointment with us for anything you would like to discuss, collaborate on or partner in.

With Respectful Appreciation.

Crystal Corral Creative Director Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce

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2022/23 Board of Directors

Stacey Murry President

Leitha Griffin President Elect

Rhonda Mason Vice President

Real Estate Broker Kachina Properties

Marketing/Community Relations Eastern Arizona CollegeGila Campus

Director of Nursing Cobre Valley Regional Medical Hospital

Mickie Nye Treasurer

Jesse Leetham Secretary

Owner Dairy Queen

Manager Drift Inn Saloon

Tom Foster Board Member

Anna Vargas Board Member

Bryan Goslin Board Member

Executive Director Bullion Plaza Museum

Community & Social Performance Analyst, Resolution Copper

Project Manager APS

Jonelle Robertson Board Member

Cami Lucero Board Member

Erica Salinas Board Member

Phil Stewart Board Member

Director of Hospitality Apache Gold Casino & Resort

Insurance Agent State Farm Insurance

Manager Washington Federal Bank

Owner Stewart’s Antique Nook

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The Benefits of Membership The Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce has been a community networking hub since it was incorporated in 1984. Over the years and through the many changes, we have strived to bring the best of what we have to the forefront while remaining current in both our offerings and our approach. Under the combined leadership of our new directors, there are plans to enhance our membership benefits offering and a list of website updates will roll out to ensure we are aligned with current industry standards. Overall, we hope you see an increase in the benefits of membership as well as in the overall presence of the Chamber amidst the community.

Currently, Chamber members enjoy the following perks: Marketing Benefits: • A business listing in our online directory • Distribution of business cards and brochures in our Visitor’s Center • Ribbon-cutting ceremonies for new or e xpanding businesses • Welcome to the Chamber Facebook post • More opportunities to promote your business • A reduced-rate rental of the Chamber Room for hosting any type of meeting or gathering (not meal-related) Networking Opportunities: • • • •

Host or attend regular Chamber Coffee Chats or Lunch and Learn meetings Host or attend “Business After-Hours” events, i.e. mixers, dinners, awards ceremonies Join our volunteer list to be notified of opportunities to work with and serve others Quarterly members-only events All members enjoy exclusive referrals in the Chamber Visitor’s Center.

When travelers or visitors stop in, our friendly, knowledgeable, dedicated Visitor Center Specialist, Christina Brusca, will welcome them and promote your business as she directs visitors according to their desired activity.

When you join the Globe-Miami Chamber of Commerce, you side with a force of business-minded, community-oriented professionals. We are your caring, dedicated and collaborative Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce team, working to bridge business and community.

Stop in to meet us today!

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ACCOUNTING SERVICES JACKSON HEWITT TAX SERVICE 240 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-2146 www.jacksonhewitt.com See our ad on page: 26

SLA ACCOUNTING, TAXES & CONSULTING 1299 Upper Pinal Creek Rd. #13 Globe 480-434-0030

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MCSPADDEN FORD & LINCOLN 601 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-4491 www.mcspaddenford.com

BANKS BANK OF THE WEST/ CENTRAL HEIGHTS 2070 Hwy. 60 Miami 928-402-9304 BANK OF THE WEST/GLOBE 101 S. Broad St 928-793-5525 www.bankofthewest.com FIRST INTERSTATE BANK 161 W. Oak St. Globe 928-402-8491 www.firstinterstatebank.com WASHINGTON FEDERAL BANK 200 E. Sycamore Globe 928-425-5789 www.washingtonfederal.com WELLS FARGO 2085 E. Hwy. 60 Globe 928-425-8720 www.wellsfargo.com

BEVERAGE COMPANIES CONNIE’S CONVENIENCE STORE 806 S. Jesse Hayes Rd. Globe 928-425-2821 LEGACY BEVERAGE 1800 E. US Hwy. 60 Globe 928-425-4243 www.legacybeverage.com SPARKLETTS POB 538 Kearny 520-363-5457 www.sparkletts.com

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COMPUTER SERVICES & REPAIR INSTASOFT INFORMATION SERVICES 3716 Gordon St. Miami 928-473-9029

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS 5 D MINING & CONSTRUCTION 2059 Pioneer Hills Rd. Globe 928-425-2998 www.5dmining.com CDX CONTRACTING LLC 1296 E. Skyline Dr. Globe 954-868-3070 www.cdxcontracting.co

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EDUCATIONAL COBRE VALLEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY POB 176 Superior 928-242-1907 www.cvit81.org EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE-GILA PUEBLO CAMPUS 8274 S. Sixshooter Canyon Rd. Globe 928-425-8481 www.gilaccc.org GLOBE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 460 N. Willow St. Globe 928-402-6000 www.globeschools.org MIAMI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4739 S. Ragus Rd. Miami 928-425-3271 www.miamiusd40.org

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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, CONT. ARIZONA @ WORK NORTHEASTERN ARIZONA WORKFORCE 5515 S. Apache Ave. Ste., 200 Globe 928-402-8549 www.arizonaatwork.com

ENTERTAINMENT & ARTS GLOBE-MIAMI COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION POB 1222 Claypool 928-425-9236 www.facebook.com/ globemiamiconcerts See our ad on page: 70

HOLLIS CINEMA 161 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-5581 www.holliscinemas.com See our ad on page: 79

MIAMI ART COMMISSION 418 W. Sullivan St. Miami 602-300-7575 STUDIO CAFE & GALLERY 422 W. Sullivan St. Miami 928-200-2743 WAGGIN’ VINEYARD & ESTATE, LLC 1540 E. South St. Globe 928-961-6250 www.wagginvineyard.com WHITE PORCH WAREHOUSE 3499 US60 East Miami 480-345-7477 WILDERNESS AWARE RAFTING 1-800-231-7238 www.saltriverraftingarizona.com

EXTERMINATORS GLOBE EXTERMINATORS 5426 E. Roberts Globe 928-425-7314 www.globexterminators.com PRO12 PEST SOLUTIONS, LLC 2437 N. Pinaleno Pass Miami 928-812-1105 www.pro12pest.com

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COBRE VALLEY RECREATION CENTER & GOLF COURSE 4877 W. Cypress Way, Miami 928-473-2542 www.cvrcaz.com

GILA COUNTY ASSESSOR 1400 E. Ash Globe 928-402-8711 www.gilacountyaz.gov

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GILA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 1400 E. Ash Globe 928-425-3231 www.gilacountyaz.gov

GLOBE GYM FITNESS CENTER, LLC GLOBE CROSSFIT 201 W. Ash St. Globe 928-425-9304 www.globegymaz.com See our ad on page: 12

FLOWER SHOP BOUQUETS ON BROAD ST. 610 N. Broad St. Globe 928-793-4514 www.bouquetsonbroad.com See our ad on page: 23

FOOD VENDORS-MOBILE COWBOY KETTLE CORN 7496 Wever Cir. Globe 928-812-5399

FUNERAL SERVICES BULMAN MILES FUNERAL SERVICES OF GLOBE-MIAMI 237 S. Sutherland St. Globe 928-425-5759 www.bulmanmiles.com LAMONT MORTUARY OF GLOBE 328 S. Hill St. Globe 928-425-5491 www.lamontmortuary.com

GILA COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT 5515 S. Apache Ave. Ste., 200 Globe 928-425-7631 www.gilacountyaz.gov GILA COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 1400 E. Ash St. Globe 928-425-3231 x 8784 www.gilacounty.gov GILA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE POB 311 Globe 928-402-8572 www.gilacounty.gov MIAMI TOWN HALL 500 W. Sullivan St. Miami 928-473-4403 www.miamiaz.gov

GUNS & AMMUNITION DOMINION FIREARMS, LLC 3523 US Hwy. 60 Miami 928-402-0000 www.dominionfirearmsllc.com See our ad on page: 32

HEALTH/WELLNESS GLASS REPAIR AZTECA GLASS EAST, INC. 550 N. Willow Globe 928-425-8212 www.aztecaglasseast.wixsite.com/ azglass See our ad on page: 56

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AIR EVAC SERVICES 2800 N. 44th St. Ste., 125 Phoenix 602-763-4378 www.phiairmedical.com AVIANT HOSPICE 136 S. Broad St. Globe 928-425-5400 www.avianthospice.com See our ad on page: 23

BARNET DULANEY PERKINS EYE CENTER PLLC 520 S. Hill St. Globe 928-425-8989 www.goodeyes.com CANYONLANDS COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE 5860 S. Hospital Dr. #102 Globe 928-402-0491 www.canyonlandschc.org/ canyonlands-healthcare-globe CHAPTER ONE WELLNESS 1700 N. Broad St. Globe 928-813-2522 www.chapteronewellness.com See our ad on page: 15

COMMUNITY BRIDGES 5734 E. Hope Lane Globe 928-425-2415 www.communitybridgesaz.org COPPER STATE HOME HEALTH 996 N. Broad St. Globe 928-200-9708 HAVEN OF GLOBE 1100 E. Monroe St. Globe 928-425-5721 www.havenhealthaz.com See our ad on page: 53

HERITAGE HEALTH CARE CENTER 1300 E. South Street Globe 928-425-3118 www.LCCA.COM See our ad on page: 15

HORIZON HEALTH & WELLNESS 415 W. Baseline Spur Rd. Globe 480-474-5518 www.hhwaz.org MILES EYE CENTER, PLLC 1100 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-5203 PINAL-GILA COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS 8969 W. McCartney Rd. Casa Grande 520-836-2758 www.pgcsc.org THEMA HEALTH SERVICES 375 Sutherland St. Globe 928-425-8335 www.themaaz.com

Globe-Miami Community Guide HOME SERVICES THOMAS WOODS, LLC 9063 W. Six Shooter Canyon, Globe 928-200-5140 See our ad on page: 42

HOSPITALS & CLINICS COBRE VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 5880 S. Hospital Dr. Globe 928-425-3261 www.cvrmc.org See our ad on page: 75

INSURANCE AGENCIES AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE 186 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-8543 www.amfam.com See our ad on page: 23

CRABDREE & SHEPHERD 431 S. Beeline Hwy. Payson 928-474-2265 www.shepherdins.com

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STATE FARM INSURANCE – SHIPLEY 1400 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-7656 www.fernandoshipley.com See our ad on page: 91

FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL – JILL WILSON AGENCY 137 S. Broad St. Globe 928-425-3632 www.fbfs.com See our ad on page: 34

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FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL – AIMEE-MUNDY ELLISON AGENCY 520 W. Live Oak St. Miami 928-473-1234 www.fbfs.com See our ad on page: 12

LODGING BEST WESTERN COPPER HILLS INN 1565 E. South St. Globe 928-425-7575 www.copperhillsinn.com See our ad on page: 77

COPPER MINERS’ REST 198 N. Chisholm Ave. Miami 928-473-8144 www.copperminersrest.com

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MOTEL 6 1699 E. Ash St. Ste., B Globe 928-425-8356 www.motel6.com TRAVELODGE BY WYNDHAM GLOBE 2119 US Hwy. 60 Globe 928-425-7008 www.wyndhamhotels.com

LOCKSMITH AAA LOCKSMITH SERVICE & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 660 W. Ash St. Globe 928-425-5350 See our ad on page: 30

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DAYS INN 1630 E. Ash St. Globe 928-425-5500 www.wyndhamhotels.com GILA COUNTY RV PARK & BATTING RANGE 201 W. Cottonwood St. Globe 928-425-4653 www.gilamini.com See our ad on page: 96

MANUFACTURING PINDROP TRAVEL TRAILERS 168 N. Miami Ave. Miami 928-300-8148 www.pindroptraveltrailer.com See our ad on page: 13

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MEDICARE SERVICES AMERICAN SENIOR BENEFITS 9318 N. 95th Way, Ste., 205 Scottsdale 602-448-0510 www.americanseniorbenefits.com

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MORTGAGE & TITLE COMPANIES GENEVA FINANCIAL, LLC 1696 N. Broad St. Globe 480-227-9167 www.loansbyholly.com

PHOTOGRAPHY LAND OF WILD DESIGNS PHOTOGRAPHY 1162 E. Blazer Dr. Globe 928-961-6921 www.landofwilddesigns.com

See our ad on page: 11

MINING BHP COPPER POB 790 Miami 928-275-1715 www.bhp.com See our ad on page: 40-41

CAPSTONE COPPER 2911 N. Forest Service Rd. 287 Miami 928-473-6302 www.capstonemining.com See our ad on page: 39

CARLOTA COPPER COMPANY 2624 Forest Service Rd. 287 Miami 928-473-3518 www.kghm.com COPPER FOX METALS, INC. Suite 340 12 Ave. S.W. Calgary, AB T2R1L5 FREEPORT-MCMORAN 5701 New St. Miami 928-473-7100 www.freeportinmycommunity.com See our ad on page: 44

RAM SPECIALISTS 1165 W. Live Oak St. Miami 928-473-3232 www.ethicalaz.com/ramspecialists See our ad on page: 45

RESOLUTION COPPER 402 Main St. Superior 520-689-3229 www.resolutioncopper.com See our ad on page: 43

SUN AMERICAN MORTGAGE 996 N. Broad St. Globe 928-275-4045 www.sunamerican.com See our ad on page: 33

PIONEER TITLE AGENCY 812 E. Ash St. Globe 928-425-7110 www.pioneertitleagency.com

RADIO STATIONS KIKO RADIO STATION 4501 Broadway Miami 928-425-4471 KRDE RADIO STATION 5269 S. Johnson Dr. Globe 928-402-9222

RANCHING NEWSPAPERS ARIZONA SILVER BELT 298 N. Pine St. Globe 928-425-7121 www.silverbelt.com COPPER COUNTRY NEWS 298 N. Pine St. Globe 928-425-0355 www.coppercountrynews.com GLOBE-MIAMI TIMES 175 E. Cedar St. Globe 928-961-4297 www.globemiamitimes.com See our ad on page: 13

NUGGET POB 579 Kearny 520-363-5554 www.copperarea.com

PET GROOMING DIVINE K-NINE 4378 Broadway Rd. Claypool 928-200-8964

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GILA COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS POB 7 Globe 928-812-1083 www.gccga.com See our ad on page: 48

RASMUSSEN RANCHES, INC. 1081 E. Montecito Dr. Globe 928-701-3646

REAL ESTATE KACHINA PROPERTIES 1177 E. Ash St. Globe 928-425-5753 www.globemiamihomes.com See our ad on page: 29

OAK REALTY 2035 US Hwy. 60 Globe 928-425-7651 www.oakrealtyaz.com See our ad on page: 30

SMART CONCEPTS REALTY GROUP, LLC 656 N. Broad St. Globe 480-399-1585 www.smartconceptrealtygroup.com See our ad on page: 59

STALLINGS & LONG REALTY SERVICES 1635 E. Ash St. Globe 928-425-7676 www.stallingsandlong.com See our ad on page: 27

RENTALS EZ AZ RENTALS, LLC 1027 N Broad St. Globe 480-252-8696 SAN CARLOS EQUIPMENT RENTAL POB 728 Peridot 928-475-2221

RESTAURANTS & BARS BLOOM – AN ASIAN CONCEPT 365 N. Broad St. Globe 928-473-1928 www.bloomonbroad.com See our ad on page: 19

BRAVO AMERICANO MODERNO 333 N. Broad St. Globe 928-793-3032 www.bravoonbroad.com See our ad on page: 20

BRUZZI VINEYARD 47209 N. Hwy 288 Young 928-462-3314 www.bruzzivineyard.com BURGER HOUSE 812 Live Oak St. Miami 928-473-9918

Globe-Miami Community Guide RESTAURANTS & BARS, CONT. COPPER BISTRO 2118 US Hwy. 60 Globe 928-473-4442 www.copperbistroaz.com See our ad on page: 92

DAIRY QUEEN 1643 E. Ash Globe 928-425-6292 www.dairyqueen.com DEMARCO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 1103 N. Broad St. Globe 928-402-9232 www.demarcositalianrestaurant.com See our ad on page: 74

GUAYO’S EL REY 716 W. Sullivan St. Globe 928-473-9960 See our ad on page: GUAYO’S ON THE TRAIL 2251 N. Hwy. 188 Miami 928-425-9969 See our ad on page:

JUDY’S COOKHOUSE 2280 E. Hwy. 60 Miami 928-425-5366 LA CASITA CAFE 472 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-8462 See our ad on page: 17

LA LUZ DEL DIA CAFE 304 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-8400 LEONARD PAUL’S PIZZA 180 S. Hill St. Globe 928-425-7322 MCDONALD’S 1608 E. Ash Globe 928-367-5902 www.mcdonalds.com THE HUDDLE 392 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-0205 See our ad on page: 71

VIDA E CAFFE 153 S. Broad St.Globe 928-473-1122 www.lifeandcoffee.com See our ad on page: 77

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RETAIL/SHOPPING COPPER TOWN TREASURE DEPOT 127 S. Broad St. Globe 928-487-2623 JULIE’S SEWING CORNER 600 W. Sullivan St. Miami 928-473-7633 See our ad on page: 86

KNOTTY FOX WORKSHOP, THE 101 N. Broad St. Globe 928-595-0669 www.theknottyfox.com LUNA OLIVE OIL & MORE, LLC 610 N. Broad St. Globe 623-910-9033 www.lunaoliveoil.com See our ad on page: 90

MY MOM’S HOUSE DZYNES 526 Gibson St. Miami 480-980-3202 See our ad on page: 86

PERIDOT SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 70 & MP 170 Peridot 928-475-4782 PICKLE BARREL TRADING POST 404 S. Broad St. Globe 928-425-9282 www.picklebarreltradingpost.com See our ad on page: 10

PRETTY KIND BOUTIQUE, LLC 386 N. Broad St. Globe Globe, AZ www.prettykindboutique.square.site SAN CARLOS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE & LUMBER Hwy 70 & Moonbase Rd. Peridot 928-475-2229 www.stores.truevalue.com SPLASH OF COPPER ART GALLERY & GIFTS 656 N, Broad St. Globe 928-793-3148 www.splashofcopperaz.com See our ad on page: 98

STEWART'S ANTIQUE NOOK, LLC 409 W. Sullivan St. Miami 480-993-8611 See our ad on page: 84

STUDIO GALLERY & CAFE 422 W. Sullivan St. Miami 928-200-2743

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TRACTOR SUPPLY CO. 2260 W. US Hwy 60 Miami 92-425-8109 www.tractorsupply.com TURN THE PAGE VINTAGE & WESTERN APPAREL 101 N. Broad St. Globe 623-910-9033 See our ad on page: 81

WHITE PORCH GIFTS & ANTIQUES 505 E. Courtney Lane Globe 928-425-4000 www.facebook.com/thewhiteporch

SANITATION COPPER STATE SANITATION 195 Live Oak Miami 928-473-3086 See our ad on page: 32

DJ’S COMPANIES, INC. 2031 N. Hwy. 188 Globe 928-425-0602 www.djcompaniesinc.com WASTE CONNECTION OF AZ 3755 S. Royal Palms Apache Junction 480-983-9100

SIGNAGE/MARKETING JONES OUTDOOR ADVERTISING 10657 E. Old Vail Connection Rd. Tucson 520-749-1307 www.jonesoutdoor.com WESTERN REPROGRAPHICS 461 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-0772 See our ad on page: 54

SOCIAL SERVICES CASA OF GILA COUNTY 1350 E. Monroe St. Globe 1400 E. Ash St. Globe 928-402-4427 www.azcourts.gov

TIRES BIG O TIRES 1790 N. Broad St. Globe 928-402-4787 www.bigotires.com EARTHMOVER TIRES 491 N. Broad St. Globe 928-425-7141 www.earthmovertire.com See our ad on page: 38

EARTHMOVER TIRES 943 Live Oak St. Miami 928-473-3423 www.earthmovertire.com See our ad on page: 38

TRUCKING B.J. CECIL TRUCKING 5555 S. Hospital Dr. Globe 928-425-5781 x 13 www.bjceciltrucking.com J & B TRUCKING 339 E. Truck Dr. Globe 928-425-2430 www.truckdrivingjobs.com

UTILITIES APS- ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 1-800-253-9405 www.aps.com ARIZONA WATER CO. 2250 US Hwy. 60 Ste. D Miami 928-473-4433 www.azwater.com MATLOCK GAS & EQUIPMENT 1209 Jesse Hayes Rd. Globe 928-425-5521 SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION 5440 S. Russell Rd. Globe 1-877-860-6020 www.swgas.com

See our ad on page: 22

SPARKLIGHT 727 Paxton Ave. Miami 928-425-6351 www.sparklight.com

FRIENDS OF THE GLOBE PUBLIC LIBRARY 339 S. Broad St. Globe 928-425-6111 www.globeaz.gov

TRIPLE MOUNTAIN COMMUNICATIONS, INC. POB 779 Peridot 928-475-8624 www.triplemtn.com

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FROM THE DESK OF THE MAYOR As Mayor of the City of Globe for the past six years, I’m proud to serve a friendly, modern and lively rural community. We all enjoy the cooler temperatures, the many opportunities of a rural environment, an amazing historic downtown area, and the wonderful caring people.

I have been honored to serve with current City Council members who are forward-thinking and progressive. The vision of this Council has remained consistent and committed to building a strong and sustainable future for our city, both financially and for the quality of life of our residents. It is about imagining bigger opportunities and building relationships and partnerships to bring sustainable projects to fruition.

The values of hard work and commitment that our community has learned from its heritage of mining and ranching are now serving us as we build a city for the future. All projects are made possible by the hard work and commitment of our staff to assure that the goals of our Council are met in accordance with our Strategic Action Plan.

With the creation of our Economic Development Department in 2018, our city has been able to accelerate our efforts in economic development, tourism, and marketing. Several years ago, three key issues were identified in a community-wide study: quality of life, housing, and education. Our city has made many positive strides on quality of life by partnering with stakeholders to bring many recreational opportunities to our community. We are currently working with several investors and developers to bring new housing projects to Globe. We’re looking forward to the completion in 2024 of an approved $20 million affordable senior housing facility that will offer 64 units.

Our City of Globe branding logo truly explains what our city is about. Globe’s brand is ARIZONA TO THE CORE. “C” stands for cuisine, recognizing the variety of foods offered in our local restaurants - Globe is known as having the best Mexican food in Arizona. “O” stands for the origin of our rich history of mining and ranching.

Globe is the home of the first Governor of Arizona, George W.P. Hunt, and the first female Governor,

I have been honored to serve with the current City Council members that are forward thinking and progressive."

Rose Mofford. “R” stands for recreation - such as the installation of new playground equipment, a newly remodeled Community Center Pool, our location in the scenic Pinal Mountains, the many hiking and ATV trails to enjoy, and fishing and boating at Roosevelt Lake.

“E” stands for events: the many annual celebrations that are held throughout the year and the monthly First Friday events.

As a Globe native, born and raised, I would like to personally invite you to visit and enjoy all that GlobeMiami has to offer.

Mayor Al Gameros City of Globe

Council Members Freddy Rios District 1

Mike Pastor District 2

Jesse Leetham District 3

Mike Stapleton Vice Mayor District 4

Mariano Gonzalez District 5

Fernando Shipley District 6

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A City focused on smart growth and quality of life Through its strategic vision and with an eye firmly on the future, the City of Globe is poised to welcome community investment from businesses relocating to the Cobre Valley and families seeking a great quality of life in a rural community.

Our Economic & Community Development Department will play a crucial role as we create a modern and agile economic model that can withstand the challenges of the 21st century.

Located in the heart of Arizona, Globe is part of the Copper Corridor on Historic State Highway 60. Globe’s history has been shaped by mining, but its future is a multifaceted mother lode of potential, as our City Council prepares for growth and changes to Arizona’s economic landscape.

Globe’s leadership maintains a focus on priorities that benefit business and residents alike, with an emphasis on infrastructure and quality of life. The City’s $42.5 million 2022/23 budget calls for the expansion of important City departments, including Public Works, Fire, and Police, as well as the construction of a new $8 million fire station to replace the over-100-year-old current facility.

Given its geographical situation, Globe has faced long-standing limitations with regard to its housing stock. Housing represents a top priority for City leadership. The City’s 2020-2023 Strategic Action Plan calls for increases in affordable and workforce housing opportunities in the region, in addition to the diversification of our local economy.

LINDA ODDONETTO Among the initiatives aimed at increasing housing stock already underway is the recent investment by Gorman & Company for its Hill Street project, a $17.5 million housing project that restores life to a venerable building and will also provide much-needed affordable housing for seniors. The project is the very first rural housing project that has been awarded tax credits by the State of Arizona.

Given Globe’s central location and ease of access from both the Valley of the Sun and cities in the eastern portion of the state, our workforce is drawn not only from Gila County’s labor force of 19,950 people but also from neighboring counties and cities.

Current and near-future investments in physical infrastructure include the replacement of the Connie’s Bridge, which will improve access to the City from the south and mitigate flooding during periods of heavy rain, and the expansion of sewer capacity to the northeast of the city.

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Looking ahead, the City is working on developing better access and utilities along the Northwest Corridor. This area stretches along Arizona State Highway 77 towards the Gila County Fairgrounds and is where planned future growth, both commercial and residential, will occur.

Near-term investments by the City to enhance quality of life include a new community pool that will serve the region’s nearly 30,000 residents and enhancements to the City’s overall parks and recreation inventory.

As a crossroads for eastern Arizona, the seat of Gila County government, and a regional economic center, Globe has long enjoyed thriving tourism.

Building on that foundation, Globe recently launched a “Go to Globe” marketing campaign to boost postpandemic tourism. “First Friday” events are bringing local residents as well as visitors to enjoy our historic downtown district, and annual events such as the holiday Festival of Lights and spring PoppyFest draw crowds of thousands.

Recognizing the importance of the arts, the City is supporting a number of projects, including

large murals in and around Globe and the new “Stairizona” project, both spearheaded by the local arts organization I ART GLOBE. Updated lighting and new sidewalks in the downtown district are slated for the coming year.

And to enhance the year-round walkability of the Historic District, grants from community partners are making possible the installation of water stations throughout the urban walking area downtown.

The ongoing revitalization of the central business district has been enhanced by gains made in historic preservation, working hand in hand with business development.

Globe is a city proud of its heritage in mining, ranching, and Southwestern culture but proud too of its ambition, resilience, and commitment to growth. We invite you to reach out to the Economic & Community Development Department as you look toward your own next steps.

Linda Oddonetto Director Globe Economic and Community Development

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Gorman & Company has been revitalizing communities since 1984, including the historic preservation of numerous school buildings.

We are very excited to be working with the City of Globe on one of the most iconic buildings in the city and adding housing with a priority for seniors.

The historic building and new construction will hold 64 apartments and have a welcoming open space highlighting the main entrance to the historic building.

The permitting process has begun and we anticipate a summer 2023 construction start and opening in late 2024.

Thank you for welcoming us into your community and we look forward to being long term neighbors.

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www.globeaz.gov Globe Active Adult Center Director/Supervisor: TamiTamara Guerin 579 S. Broad St. (928) 425-9030 globeseniors@globeaz.gov The Globe Senior Center provides lunches on weekdays for seniors, including transportation between home and the center, if needed, and we deliver meals to seniors and people with disabilities who are homebound. The Center also offers recreational activities, special events, wellness classes, health screenings, support groups, benefits assistance for Medicare and Social Security questions, and information about and referrals to community resources, as well as lifelong learning community college classes. We provide outreach and friendly visits.

Eligibility: Age 60 and older or spouse of an eligible client, or anyone with disabilities Call or visit the center to register.

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Globe Library Director: Rayel Starling 339 S. Broad St. (928) 425-6111 http://www.gcldaz.org/globepubliclibrary.asp The Globe library loans books, e-books, audio books, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. The reference desk provides research assistance and materials for in-library use. Services include story time for children and interlibrary loans. We offer a copy machine, printer, wifi, and public computers with internet access.

Visit us on Facebook or Instagram! @GlobePublicLibrary Hours: Mon, Tue, Fri 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Wed, Thu 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Program Fees: None for a library card; small fee for copies Eligibility: Gila County residents To learn more, use services, and obtain a library card, please call, visit our office at the library, or visit www.globeaz.gov.

“A library offers more than books.

It offers lifelong learning experiences and helps people find jobs.”

– Rayel Starling

The Active Adult Center Park is located just outside the Globe Senior Center but is not reserved for seniors. Anyone can use the BBQs and shaded picnic tables. Outdoor senior fitness equipment is planned for this park. It makes for a great place to park your car, stretch and work out, then walk Globe’s historic downtown or the Stairizona Trail.

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Citizen of the Year Dinner and Awards

Host - Globe Miami Chamber of Commerce Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495

Recognizing long-time community service by volunteers

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Heritage Days Tonto National Monument Host - Tonto National Monument Contact - 928-467-2241

Demonstrations of ancient life and native dance performances

Host - Gila County Gem and Mineral Society Contact - Jodi Brewster 623-810-9780 Gem/mineral displays, equipment sales, demonstrations, food

FEBRUARY Dominion Royale Host - Globe Rotary Contact - Cami Lucero 928-425-4444 Fun Casino night-fundraiser hosted by the Globe Rotary

MARCH Intertribal Pow Wow at Apache Gold Host - Apache Gold Casino Contact - LeAnthony Pecore 928-475-7800 x 3260 Traditional dancing, drums, and much more

APRIL Gila County STEM Fest Host - Gila County Contact - Vanessa Barajas 928-402-8788 Part of the Arizona SciTech Festivals. Lots to see, do and learn

Globe Annual Easter Stroll Host - Globe Downtown Association Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 Stroll downtown Globe the Saturday before Easter with family and friends. The Easter Bunny will make a guest appearance.

AZ Poppy Festival Host - Globe Miami Chamber Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495 Pancake breakfast, guided urban hike, entertainment and a car cruise in the evening

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APRIL, CONT. Miami Loco Arts Festival Host - Miami Arts Council Contact - Michael 602-300-7575 Held in downtown Miami on Sullivan Street. Art, music, poetry and performances

Copper Cities Community Spring Production Host - Copper Cities Community Players Contact - JoNell Brantley Thomas 928-425-0884 Copper Cities Players Spring Play. Live local theater

Annual Globe Cemetery Tour Host - Globe Downtown Association and the Copper Cities Community Players Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477

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Dating back to 1879, includes actors telling the stories of past lives which shaped Globe’s history.

MAY Angel Perez Wings of Hope Host-Angel Perez Foundation Contact - Monica Perez 928-200-5252 Car cruise and display, food, vendors and raffles. Fundraiser for the Angel Perez Memorial Scholarship fund

Chapter One Wellness Spring Fling Host - Chapter One Wellness Contact - Michelle Pettitt 928-813-2522 Community events with service organizations, businesses and food vendors set up to educate and engage with community

Camaraderie Host - Globe Miami Chamber Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495 The annual fundraiser for the chamber includes raffles, silent auctions, dinner and music

Ghosts of Globe ParaCon Tours Host - AZ Ghost Tours Contact - Vinnie 480-757-2400 or Molly 928-425-0884 www.goparacon.info Workshops, lectures, vendors, historical tours and ghost hunts

JUNE Summer Splash Host - Freeport McMoRan at Miami High School Contact - Robin Bradford Free public event for the community to cool off. Includes food trucks, water slides for the kids, vendors and more.

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Over 120 films have been made in Globe-Miami in the last several years with more projects on the horizon.

The resurgence of film projects includes full-feature movies, numerous commercials, student films, and music videos.

To read more about the local film scene, visit www.globemiamitimes.com/ a-filmmakers-destination-globe-goes-hollywood #FilmGlobeMiamiAz

Round Mountain Sunrise Challenge Host - Globe Miami Chamber of Commerce and Globe Rotary Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495 or Cami Lucero 928-425-4444 7K trail run or 4.3K fun run/walk. Pancake breakfast and awards ceremony

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Miami Fiesta Host - Miami Genesis Contact - Christine Duarte 928-458-7477

Apache Gold Independence Celebration Host - Apache Gold Casino Contact - LeAnthony Pecore 928-475-7800 x 3260 Fireworks and drone display after dusk

Celebrating community & culture with live music, food and vendors all day long.

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Fireworks @ Freeport Host - Freeport McMoRan Fireworks on the tailings. Free event to the public.

Annual Apache Jii (Day) Celebration Host - Globe Miami Chamber of Commerce Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495

Copper Cities Community Youth Players (CCCYP) Host - Copper Cities Community Players Contact - JoNell Brantley Thomas 928-425-0884 New start-up summer Youth Theater program for kids.

Summer program only. Plus performance.

Annual street festival featuring Native American artisans, from Gallup to San Carlos, live performances, dancers, musicians and storytellers.

Community Players Fall Production

Summer Youth Theater Program - Summer Musical Host - Monsoon Youth Organization Contact - Lyndon Baker 928-487-5305

Host - Copper Cities Community Players Contact - JoNell Brantley Thomas 928-425-0884 Community Cities Players. Live theater. Local talent.

Live theater for youth. Workshops, live performances

Ghosts of Globe Tour Host - Globe Historic Downtown Association Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477

SEPTEMBER

Guided tour of Downtown Globe with a decidedly ghostly angle. Learn the history, legends and ghostly details of the buildings.

Old Dominion Days Host - Gila County Historical Museum Contact - Bob Bigando 928-200-8406 3 full days of lectures, entertainment, tours and food, built around the history of mining, ranching and local lore.

Annual Gila County Fair Host - Gila County Fair Committee Contact - Hannah McDaniel 928-719-1115

Globe Halloween Block Party and Trick or Treating Host - Globe Historic Downtown Association Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 Broad Street is closed to traffic while kids trick or treat from merchants downtown. Music, food, entertainment.

Food, rides, games, entertainment, displays and livestock

Town of Miami Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show and Burger Burn

NOVEMBER Apache Gold Veterans Memorial Rodeo Host - Apache Gold Casino Contact - LeAnthony Pecore 928-475-7800 x 3260

Host - Town of Miami Contact - 928-473-4403 2-Day event in downtown Miami and at Miami Veterans Park – cars, food and entertainment.

San Carlos Apache Veterans Weekend Rodeo, Parade, Tournaments, Carnival and More

BYE, BYE LOVE – A Salute to the Everly Brothers

DOO WAH RIDERS

Get your concert tickets now!

FIND US

Call 928-200-1757 or email us at globemiamiconcerts@gmail.com

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Host - Bobby Holmes Contact - 928-701-8652

Santa at the Train Depot Host - Globe Downtown Association Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477

Buggy groups drive through neighborhoods decked in Christmas lights, playing holiday music.

Take pictures with Santa at the Depot, enjoy cocoa and craft-making

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First Friday Event Host - City of Globe Dates – First Friday of each month Contact - Melissa Steele 928-200-0836

Christmas Light Parade Host - Globe Downtown Association Contact - Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 Christmas floats, dancers, high school marching band, Broad Street parade, food vendors, music and entertainment

Festival of Lights

This local event is growing every month. Classic car cruise, vendors, food trucks and special performances.

Second Saturday in Miami Host - Town of Miami, Miami Merchants Association Date – Second Saturday of the month Contact Phil Stewart at coolthings@stewartsnook.com

Host - Besh Ba Gowah Contact - Leana McGill 928-425-0320 Thousands of luminarias, entertainment and refreshments.

Bring your camera.

Merchants on Sullivan Street invite you to join them for live music, street vendors, and a chance to meet your neighbors

Miami Small Town Christmas

Globe-Miami Farmers Market

Host - Miami Genesis Contact - Christine Duarte 928-458-6373

Host - Globe Miami Farmers Market Association Dates – Saturdays June through October Contact - Holly Brantley 928-701-3097

Held 3rd week of December. Events, Christmas lights and entertainment

Farm and garden produce, baked goods, indoor/outdoor plants, soaps and lotions

Festival of Trees (November-January)

Miami – Music in the Park

Host – Cobre Valley Center for the Arts Contact - Wil Bowen 928-425-0885

Host - Miami Genesis Dates – June through September Contact - Christine Duarte 928-458-6373

Festive holiday trees on display at the Center for the Arts

Community Players Christmas Program

Live music and dancing under the stars at Miami Memorial Park. Food and vendors

Host - Copper Cities Community Players Contact - JoNell Brantley 928-425-0884

Globe – Music in the Park

Fun Christmas play hosted by the Community Players

Host - City of Globe Dates – June through September Contact - Melissa Steele 928-200-0836

Holiday Mixer at Cobre Valley Center for the Arts Host - Globe Miami Chamber of Commerce Contact - Angel Ruiz 928-425-4495 Mixer open to the public. Light refreshments and live music.

Live music and dancing under the stars at the train depot.

Food and vendors

FIRST FRIDAY WEEKENDS Join the only back alley party spot on Broad Street

OFFICIAL HOST OF GLOBESTOCK February 25, 2023 • Mark your Calendars now.

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American Legion

Location: 645 S. Broad St., Globe Contact: Crissy Murphy 928-812-3179 Capacity: 145

Indoor seating and dancing area. Outdoor patio. Parking

Apache Gold Casino Location: 777 Geronimo Springs Blvd., San Carlos Contact: Janet Herrera 928-475-7800 x 3274 Capacity: 225 Large indoor conference room for events.

Bullion Plaza Museum

Cobre Valley Center for the Arts

Location: 101 N. Broad St., Globe Contact: JoNell Brantley 928-425-8111 Capacity: 300

Old world, iconic building which anchors the historic district.

Options for large and small groups.

Elks Lodge Location: 1910 E. Maple St., Globe Contact: Teresa Sanchez 928-425-2161 Capacity: 300 Large indoor area with a bar and kitchen. Lots of parking.

Location: 150 N. Plaza Cir., Miami Contact: Tom Foster 928-473-3700 Capacity: 75

Gila County Fairgrounds

Beautifully renovated historic school with a large indoor area and lots of parking

Chrysocolla Inn Location: 246 E. Oak St., Globe Contact: Libby Rooney 928-961-0970 Capacity: 60 Historical elegance with modern conveniences and beautiful gardens. Indoor and outdoor seating.

Location: 900 E. Fairgrounds Rd., Globe Contact: Khristina Knox 928-402-4368 Capacity: 480 Spacious indoor facility with kitchen. Lots of parking.

Globe Café Location: 396 Broad Street, Globe Contact: Rebecca Mathews 928-961-6921 Capacity: 155 Elegant historical setting.

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Knights of Columbus Location: 861 W. Sullivan St., Miami Contact: Annie Madrid 928-473-3568 Capacity: 90 Available to parishioners who marry in the Globe or Miami Catholic church. Catering provided

Miami Mercantile & More, Inc. Location: 155 Miami Ave., Miami Contact: Barbara Holtzen 928-793-2272 Capacity: 100-150 1917 YMCA building features classic architecture and large interior space.

Roosevelt Lake Resort Location: 358 N. Stagecoach Trail, Roosevelt Contact: 928-467-2276 Capacity: Up to 225

Location: 1540 E. South St., Globe Contact: Minda Salcido 928-812-1619 Capacity: Up to 175 Tuscany vibe featuring beautiful vineyard views, indoor seating and outdoor patio.

White Porch Warehouse Location: 3499 US60, Miami Contact: Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 or 928-425-4000 Capacity: Up to 175 Rustic, industrial charm. Indoor seating. Lots of parking.

1910 Gila County Sheriff's Office and Jail Facility Location: 149 E. Oak St., Globe Contact: Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 or 928-425-8111 Capacity: 50-75 Historic 1910 jail. Intimate indoor venue. Outdoor patio.

Get away from the city. Large dance floor, kitchen and bar.

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Location: 230 S. Broad St., Globe Contact: Molly Cornwell Phone: 480-345-7477 or 928-425-8111 Capacity: Up to 200 if using outdoor patio Timeless renovation of the 1916 Arizona Eastern Train Depot.

Elegant interior with a small kitchen area. Indoor seating/ outdoor patio.

Location: 707 S. Broad St., Globe Contact: AJ Hernandez 928-425-0888 Capacity: Up to 125 Open for public events. Large space includes a bar, kitchen and parking.

“This place will stay forever in our hearts.”

Karina and Pablo, May 2022

A Unique B&B Experience

As seen in Arizona Highways

246 E Oak St, Globe, AZ 85501

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Carrying on a legacy.

Globe-Miami Centennial Band

Performing for the Globe-Miami Community since 2012.

Join us!

We welcome new players. (top photo) carries on the The 2012 Centennial Band (bottom photo).

Band City 1909 the of t spiri For the rest of our story, please see our feature article at https://www.globemiamitimes.com/ the-language-of-music/

Rehearsals are August through May on Thursday evenings.

Contact Kathleen Mercer 928-200-9100 for details.

Tennis | Pickleball | Basketball | Racquetball Volleyball | Seasonal Swimming | Fitness | Events

4877 W. Cypress Way, Miami, AZ E-mail: cvrc@fmi.com

(928) 473-2542 Hours: Mon-Fri, 4am–9pm; Sat and Sun 6am–6pm SUMMER WEEKEND HOURS EXTENDED! OPEN ‘TIL 7PM

www.cvrcaz.com

We Offer Carry Out 10:30am-9pm Open 7 days/week 1103 N. Broad Street • Globe, AZ 85501

(928) 402-9232 • (928) 402-9233

www.demarcositalianrestaurant.com

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SERVICE - PARTS - GEAR - CONSIGNMENTS MOTORCROSS | BIKES | TRYKES “Don't chance voiding your warranty.

Follow Manufacturer’s specifications and always use authorized dealers and parts.”

QUADS | POLARIS We are your local Authorized Dealer:

867 E Ash Street • Globe AZ

928/425-2030

MartinMotorsports@outlook.com Open 9am to 5pm Tuesday-Saturday; Closed Sunday and Monday

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Globe-Miami is home to a lively arts scene, from live theater to fine art.

Here are four of our nationally recognized artists who live locally, but sell globally.

FRANK BALAAM

DOUG BRANNON What does an ex-DJ from a major metro area and a semi-retired metalworker do with his free time? Doug Brannon began tinkering with creating works of art from random discards at his metal shop in Globe.

The result was Refried Robots – delightful assemblages in humanoid, dog and alien form. Doug is represented in galleries across the state and in Aspen and Vail, Colorado. www.refriedrobots.com

TIM HARMON

An internationally known artist, Frank Balaam has lived and worked out of his studio in Globe for more than three decades. His work can be seen at the Cobre Valley Arts Center, but he also sells through select galleries in the United States. His innovative technique of painting forests captures incredible light. www.frankbalaam.com

Tim Harmon was raised on Gila County ranches and lives in Globe.

He is nationally recognized for his work in bronze depicting the life of the cowboy and the West. His pieces, known for exquisite detail and authenticity, have garnered top honors in the field and keen demand for his work.

See his ad on page 22.

BRUCE BERRY BANJOS

Douglas Bruce Berry produces world-class handmade banjos from a shop and residence he shares with his wife, Courtney, on Sullivan Street in Miami. Courtney, a musician and songwriter, performed the soundtrack for the locally produced movie The Woman Who Robbed a Stagecoach, produced by Travis Mills, about the life and times of Pearl Hart. www.bruceberrybanjos.wordpress.com

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Express YOURSELF Classes include Ballet • Tap • Jazz Hip Hop • Cheer/Pom Team Tumble/Acro • Technique and more

476 North Broad Street • Globe (928) 425-4124

For boys and girls 18 mos. to adult

email: peda@powerelitedance.com

www.powerelitedance.com

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muralS celebrate San Carlos Apache culture AND THE HISTORY OF Downtown Globe

36ft Mural Celebrates Globe History The large mural you see as you enter Broad Street was underwritten by Tanner Hunsaker, owner of Western Reprographics. The artist Chris Carnahan, an emplyee of Hunsaker, referenced historical photographs and worked with digital tools, oil paints and ink applications to create the mural.

Douglas Miiles Mural, 1st in Downtown The mural by San Carlos artist, Douglas Miiles, was commissioned by Kathy Ryan, owner of United Jewelry, and her son Patrick in June of 2021. It was the first large-scale mural in the historic district to be done within the last decade. Miiles is a nationally recognized artist, entrepreneur and activist with work in LA, New York, San Franciso. “We wanted to acknowledge the importance of the San Carlos Apache people to Globe’s own history, and we knew Douglas Miiles was the artist who could do that,” says Patrick. u

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646 N. Broad Street | Globe, AZ 85501 Look for us on Facebook!

For the latest showings:

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Ellison Family Farm Locally raised chicken, pork, beef, eggs and honey.

Producing meat and produce in Arizona for over 140 years.

It takes one hive of bees 55,000 miles of flight to produce one pound of honey, and human consume 285 million pounds of honey per year.

Hamburger meat from 1 cow would equal 720 quarter-pound (100g) hamburgers, enough for a family of 4 to enjoy hamburgers each day for nearly 6 months!

Pork is the world’s most widely consumed meat.

Pigs are actually very clean animals but because they don’t sweat, they roll in mud to keep cool.

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Bullion Plaza Museum Features the Gems of Gila County

By Autumn Giles

“Arizona is amazing,” says Tom Foster, executive director of Bullion Plaza in Miami. “Arizona is just this great repository of pretty much anything you can ever think of in the way of minerals.

Not only stuff that is marketable, like copper and gold and silver, just all sorts of really neat things.”

Statewide, but particularly in Gila County, many of the gems and minerals in the area are quite literally brought to the surface by copper mining. As Wolfgang Mueller, curator of gems for Bullion Plaza, writes in a 2012 issue of Rocks & Minerals, “The geological processes responsible for the copper ore deposits have QUARTZ FROM THE PINAL MOUNTAINS, GILA COUNTY set much of the stage for the grand collection of gemstones found here.” Among the “grand collection” are azurite, malachite, chrysocolla, gem chrysocolla, turquoise, jasper, quartz, tourmaline, bohmeite, amethyst, apache tears, argillite, and jasper.

However, Foster offers a reminder that the minerals were there long before the mines. He recalls a story told to him by an Arizona archaeologist that “wherever you find interesting minerals—wherever you find pretty rocks—you find a lot of early habitation.” The minerals had layers of significance to early inhabitants. “There was a religious connotation that went with it, there were elements of healing, elements of different energies and they appreciated that and they understood to a certain extent. This was long before we ever figured out crystal radios or the power of quartz.” Foster stops short of saying there’s an absolute correlation, but the connection is there.

Mueller says that “a lot of the minerals came out of these mines early as they were developing. As they progressed, the neat stuff is gone.” There’s a geological explanation for why things like azurite and malachite, for example, are found early in the life of a copper mine. Azurite and malachite were formed by processes that took place roughly two million years ago, whereas chalcopyrite, the primary copper mineral, was introduced into the ground roughly 50 million years ago. In order to get to the chalcopyrite, you’re likely to encounter azurite and malachite.

According to Mueller, “You’re going to hit the azurite and malachite first, and those have very high copper content. So with a relatively primitive melting process—I think actually if you know what you’re doing you can get copper out of that sort of stuff over your campfire.” At the beginning of the life of a copper mine, or when a pit is expanded, these secondary gems and minerals are more plentiful. Azurite is named for its azure blue color and, like malachite, has been worn as adornment and also ground up finely and used as pigment for thousands of years.

Other minerals that the area is known for, such as jasper, are not so hard to come by. “We have a fair amount of jasper,” says Mueller. The jasper occurs in what is known as the Escabrosa Formation, which Mueller says is visible driving south from Globe to Tucson. “If you’re driving from Oracle to Globe in the Winkelman area and you get into the canyon, you see the bottom of that [jasper] exposed, which is all the reddish stuff.” Jasper usually contains some variation in color such as striations or spots.

“Quality goods for a life well lived.”

~ Artisan Natural Fiber Clothing ~ ~ Heavenly Scented and Organic Beauty ~

~ Fabulous Jewelry and Accessories ~ ~ Unique Gourmet, Garden and Gift ~

701 South Broad Street, Globe | 928-425-3637 | Tues–Sat 10am-5pm

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Until 2012, the Sleeping Beauty Mine outside of Globe was world-renowned for its turquoise, which is also often a byproduct of copper mining. After forty years producing both copper and turquoise, the mine phased out its turquoise production. Before it closed it was the world’s largest producer of natural turquoise. Turquoise is still produced near Kingman, AZ. Amethyst still comes out of the Four Peaks region, and according to Mueller, “When you have the good stuff it’s as good as any you’ll find in the world.”

Amethyst, a type of quartz, ranges from deep purple to a lighter lilac color. In addition to being used for jewelry, amethyst has been prized for its talismanic qualities throughout history.

Closer to home, quartz and tourmaline can be found in the Pinal Mountains, both of which occur in a wide array of colors. San Carlos is widely known for its peridot.

Peridot is the name used for gem-quality specimens of the mineral olivine. It is one of the few gems that only occurs in one color, its signature olive green.

The mineral hallway at Bullion Plaza in Miami displays some 25 different specimens from the Arizona Historical Society, and they’re all from Globe, Miami and San Carlos, says Foster. Thanks to Jodi Brewster of the Gila County Gem and Mineral Society, the hallway also features an interactive fluorescent mineral display.

Visit Gilagem.com for more information or call Jodi Brewster at 623-810-9780. u

Fall Show November 5

Winter Show January 13-15

Spring Sale April 1

For more information: www.gilagem.com or call 623-810-9780 Hosted by the Gila County Gem and Mineral Society

Open Saturdays 8–11am, June-Sept.

Globe, AZ

150 N. Pine Street

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family fun JANUARY Tonto National Monument Park After Dark Tonto National Park hosts free, entertaining events for kids and families. Hiking available. Call 928-467-2241 for details.

Fee Free Days at National Parks Explore a National Park or Arizona State Park fee free. Also available in April, August, September and November.

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Summer Reading Program

Homecoming Games

Globe and Miami Libraries award prizes for reading goals. Activities for every age group.

Globe and Miami’s homecoming games and parades. Take the family and support our schools.

Swimming

Halloween Block Party & Trick or Treating

Cobre Valley Recreation Center pool is open for the summer. Low-cost membership. Shallow section for younger swimmers.

Dance Camp Power Elite Dance Camp. Call the studio for more information.

Roosevelt Lake Dam

Heritage Days at Tonto National Monument Admission and reservation free.

Demonstrations on ancient life and native dance performances

MAY Movie Day at Miami Library Friday movies at the Miami Library

Streets are closed as businesses hand out candy to kids. Entertainment, food, and photos.

NOVEMBER Boyce Thompson Arboretum Explore the Arboretum. Great for desert kids to experience.

Explore Roosevelt Lake dam and bridge. Drive a little bit down Apache Trail to see the view from the bottom.

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Santa Comes to the Train Depot Santa and his elves will be at the train depot for pictures, crafts and cocoa.

SEPTEMBER Park Play Visit a local park for family fun.

The community center, City Hall Park and more.

Take a Walk and a Picture Visit interactive murals in downtown Globe for photos while exploring the downtown area.

DECEMBER Read on Express Come to downtown Globe the day of the Light Parade and meet Santa and his elves on board a real train! Free!

To stay in touch with community activities for family and children, check out the local Facebook page managed by Mindy Jo, a mother of four who lives in Globe. @Globe Kids

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The antiques and art shops in Globe-Miami offer everything from old clocks and mining memorabilia to vintage and turquoise jewelry, linens, quality furniture, glassware, western decor, fine art and much more.

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Yesterday's Treasures 205 W Hackney Ave 928-425-7016

Miami Rose 401 W Sullivan St. 928-473-2949

Globe Antique Mall 171 W. Mesquite St 928-425-0022

Sullivan Street Antiques 407 W. Sullivan St 928-812-0025

Simply Sarah 661 N. Broad St. 928-425-3637 See ad on pg: 80.

Cobre Valley Center for the Arts 101 N. Broad St. 928-425-0084 See ad on pg: 74.

See ad on this page.

Soda Pops Antiques 314 Live Oak 480-980-6804 See ad on pg: 78.

Miami Art Works 5050 W. Sullivan St. (602) 300-7575

High Desert Human Society Furniture

Store & Donation Center 300 N. Broad St. (Upscale Thrift) Turn the Page Copper City Rock Shop 566 Ash St 928-425-3637 Humane Society Thrift Shop 150 W Mesquite St (Dog intake and Thrift) 928-200-3611

Vintage & Western Apparel 600 N Broad St 623-200-3064 See ad on pg: 81.

Bruce Berry Banjos & Courtney Odom Recording 512 Sullivan Street Stewart's Antique Nook 409 Sullivan Street 480-993-8611 See ad on pg: 84.

Kate’s Mosaics 409 Sullivan Street 480-993-8611 See ad on this page.

Julie's Sewing Corner 600 W Sullivan Street 928-473-7633 See ad on pg: 86.

Bullion Plaza Cultural Center 150 N. Plaza Cir. 928-473-3700 See ad on pg: 85.

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East Side Miami Mercantile [1]

East Side Town Hall Bruce Berry Banjos [4] Courtney Odom Records

East Side Julie's Quilt Shop Century Link

East Side Guayo's El Rey

Off Sullivan Street Inspired By Time Soda Pops Antiques Divine Grace Presbyterian Church Miami Memorial Library BLOCK 2 East Side Dacite [2] Studio Cafe & Art Gallery West Side Miami Rose [3] Sullivan Street Antiques Stewart's Antique Nook Off Sullivan Street Fitzpatrick Building Farm Bureau Insurance

West Side AJ Barber Shop [6] Miami Art Works Mitzie's Tax Service Parking Joshua Tree Lampshades C&Cs Auction Off Sullivan Street Fitzpatrick Building [5] Miami Senior Center My Mom’s House Dzynes

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West Side Memorial Park Off Sullivan Street Copper Miners’ Rest [8]

West Side Town Pool (closed) Off Sullivan Street Dick's Broasted Chicken Jilliburto's FOREST AVENUE

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[1] Miami Mercantile/YMCA Built in 1917, with construction funded by the Miami Copper Company. This is one of only two buildings in Miami built in the Neoclassical style; the other is Bullion Plaza Museum. The YMCA had the first indoor heated swimming pool west of the Mississippi. It also had a bowling alley, basketball court, and 24 private rooms for rent.

[2] Wilson Home Center/ Dacite The ground floor began life as Garcia and Sons Furniture and was connected to the building on the west. It later became part of Franco Furniture and then Wilson’s Home Center. The upstairs began as a brothel, and in the 1950s became a boarding house named the Glenn Hotel. Around the same time, the balcony was sawn off and the exterior was covered with stucco. The façade was restored in 2015.

[3] Miami Rose Constructed in 1815, this building originally housed a savings and loan that had a walk-in vault (still in use at the store). In later years it housed the Miami edition of the Silver Belt newspaper.

[4] Former Popular Building/ Bruce Berry Banjos Built around 1925, this structure has housed Miami’s Electric Company, an appliance store, and Eddie’s Show Store. Next door, the Popular building, built in 1919, housed an upscale men’s haberdashery.

During Prohibition, a speakeasy flourished in the basement.

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[5] Neotat/Fitzpatrick Building Keystone Avenue is Miami’s oldest building, constructed in 1909 by John Fitzpatrick. At one time it housed the Miner’s Saloon, which closed when Prohibition was passed. Rooms upstairs were rented to miners. The Fitzpatrick Building was the first concrete building in Miami. Virtually all buildings from 1911 forward were constructed of concrete because a town ordinance banned frame structures after several fires in the downtown district. Concrete construction was also about 20% less expensive than brick.

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[6] AJs Barber Shop The original building, constructed in 1909, served as the real estate office for Cleve Van Dyke, one of the founders of Miami. It burned down around 1910 or 1911 in a fire that destroyed most of the wooden buildings in Miami. It was rebuilt in 1973 and housed a barber shop. The painting was done by a local artist as a tribute to the Apache Tribe. His signature is visible from the roof of the barber shop.

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Continued from page 85 [5] Former Soda Pop’s Antiques and Soda Fountain/ Miami Art Works #505 was built in 1913 and first known as the Miami Townsite Building. An addition (#503) was constructed in 1915. The second floor housed assayers’ offices, the Miami Title Company, and Cleve Van Dyke’s offices. Nader’s Emporium, an upscale clothing store, occupied the first floor. #503 housed a confectionary store and a Western Union office.

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The Soderman Building was originally built in 1910 of wood and then rebuilt in concrete between 1917 and 1920. The main floor included the Wasa Bar, and the second story was a rooming house for Scandinavian miners. The building had a Finnish sauna, open to the public. During Prohibition, the bar was moved to the basement and served as a speakeasy.

[9] Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament 904 Sullivan Street. Built in 1915, this is the best and only fully realized example of the Mission Revival style in Miami.

[10] Divine Grace Presbyterian Church 307 Live Oak. Built in 1920 and designed by the firm of Trost & Trost, the church is said to resemble the Mount Sinai Temple in El Paso, Texas. It is considered an Eclectic building due to its modernized interpretation of the Mission style.

[11] Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center Formerly Bullion Plaza School, the building opened in 1923 as a grammar school for MexicanAmerican and Apache children. After desegregation in the 1950s, it served as a public school until 1994.

The building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It now houses exhibits on geology, mining, ranching, and the history of the Miami area, including fascinating exhibits about Miami’s cultural heritage.

[12] Stairs A pedestrian stairway known as the Skyline Trail begins downtown at the intersection of Gibson Street and Keystone Avenue and terminates on the crest of the hill above. It was once used as a passage by miners going to and from Miami Copper’s works on the hilltops above.

[13] Bridges Constructed between 1920 and 1928, these bridges are simple Luten arch structures with a single, yet important, ornamental feature: balusters executed in the Neoclassical Revival style. The bridges are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. u

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Turn the Page Vintage Wear Bouquets on Broad Luna Oils Drift Inn Saloon [17] The Copper Cup Splash of Copper El Ranchito McSpadden Ford Off Broad Street Globe Antique Mall Yesterday's Treasures BLOCK 6 YUMA STREET

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Globe’s Historic District is a six-block section of Broad Street, home to many iconic structures, most built between 1906 and 1916, when copper was booming and rail transportation brought goods, services and investment from the East. Leading architects of the time, quality materials from the East and visionary entrepreneurs ensured the structures would stand the test of time. Here are a few of the historic buildings you’ll see on Broad Street. For a complete list, please visit the Gila Historical Museum for Bill Haak’s book on Globe’s historic buildings.

[1] Holy Angels Catholic Church 201 S. Broad Street. Built between 1916 and 1918 as funds were available. Father Guenevrier himself supervised every detail of the construction. Emil Frei, one of the nation’s foremost artisans in stained glass, designed the eight large windows that grace the interior. Local families sponsored each window.

[2] Old Dominion Warehouse/ Pickle Barrel Trading Post 404 S. Broad Street. Constructed in 1903 of muriel cement blocks, this building originally served as the railroad warehouse for the Old Dominion General Store. Today it is home to the trading post, which displays a large charcoal portrait of Geronimo done by Frank Balaam.

[3] Arizona Eastern Train Depot The building was designed by Trost & Trost and constructed in 1916 to house an expanded passenger depot and executive offices. It underwent major restoration work between 2006 and 2010, and served the Copper Spike Excursion Train until 2012. The depot now hosts community events.

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[4] Coca-Cola Bottling Warehouse/Hill Street Mall Completed in 1920 and built in the shape of the state of Arizona, this building was the original location of the local Pay ’n Takit grocery store (see the alley off Sycamore for the originally painted ad), which later merged with several other stores and became the familiar Safeway chain.

[5] Family Fellowship Church Corner of Hill & Oak Street. The local Baptist community constructed this impressive church in 1917 of native tufa stone, carved by Mexican stonecutters at the quarry near San Carlos.

[6] Gila County Court House/ Center for the Arts 100 N. Broad Street. This gorgeous structure was constructed in 1907 to house the County Courthouse. It is said the many steps leading to the third-floor courtroom allowed a guilty man to ponder his sins. After that, he was led across the catwalk to the old jail. Built of a locally quarried stone, dacite, at a cost of $40,000. Today the building houses the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts.

[7] Woolworth Building/United Jewelry 127 N. Broad Street. Originally constructed in 1909 of fired red brick by the Sultan brothers for their dry goods business. The Woolworth Company moved into the building in 1916. After a fire gutted the upper floor in 1935, a new Art Deco façade was designed and the building was taken down to just one floor. Woolworth’s remained in the space until 1993, when it was the last of nearly 400 stores to close.

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Today it houses United Jewelry, established in 1926 in Miami. See the mural commissioned by the owners done

by San Carlos artist Douglas Miiles.

[8] Amster Building/CVC Pharmacy 104 N. Broad Street. Constructed in 1909 of fired red brick and cast metal cornices, this structure housed the Ryan-Evans drug store, considered one of the finest in the Territory. It was completely restored in the ’90s.

Today it’s home to CVS Pharmacy and Thompson & DeRose Attorneys.

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Trust Company of Solomonville, the building was designed

by Chicago architects Adler & Sullivan. (Sullivan was a mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright.) The design reflects the Beaux-Arts Neoclassical style and uses heavily ornamented terra cotta blocks. In a field of impressive structures built between 1905 and 1916, this is perhaps the most beautifully detailed building on Broad Street, reflecting the architectural genius of Adler & Sullivan. Valley National Bank moved into the building 1952. Today it is occupied by Dominion Cutting Company.

[16] Sang Tai Restaurant/Former Jammerz Bar

120/180 N. Broad Street. Constructed in 1912 on the former site of Wiley’s Saloon, this building served as lodge headquarters for the White Mountain Lodge #3 and the Free and Accepted Masons, established in 1881. The upper floor houses the Lodge, and the lower floors were designed to accommodate multiple businesses.

576 Broad Street. Constructed in 1905, this is the only remaining building of Globe’s early Chinese settlers.Dea Gin Foo and his brother bought the block on Broad in 1899 for $10,000. For Chinese immigrants, this purchase was exceptional at the time for its size and audacity. Dea Gin Foo went on to become a successful restaurant owner who counted as friends the likes of George Hunt and E.F. Kellner.

His son, George Dea, later ran the Star Buffet next door.

[10] Old Dominion Mercantile

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[9] The Masonic Lodge/Zona Ice

190 N. Broad Street. This structure was built in 1904 to house the highly successful enterprise of the Old Dominion Commercial Company. Its delivery boy would go on to become Arizona’s first governor. George W. P. Hunt went to work for the mercantile in 1890 at $60 per week. By 1904 he was managing the company and oversaw the construction of a new site. Hunt was elected governor in 1912.

[11] St. John’s Episcopal Church 175 E. Oak Street. Constructed in 1906, St John’s is the oldest church in continuous use in the county. It was placed on the National Register in 1976. The slate roof was replaced through a Main Street Grant in 2006.

[12] Old Gila County Jail 149 E. Oak Street. Constructed in 1909 of reinforced concrete. The cell blocks were transported from the territorial prison in Yuma. The jail was in continuous use until 1978. Today it houses a small museum offering a video on Globe’s early days and historical items from Globe’s rough and rowdy past.

[13] Former Tonto Hotel This building stands on the site of the old Murphy Hotel, constructed before 1898. The Hactels purchased the Murphy Hotel and built the four-story Tonto Hotel in 1916. The hotel was closed in the 1970s, and the building is now vacant. In the 1950s nearly 16 feet of the façade were sheared off to make room for the widening of Broad Street.

[14] Hitchcock Building/ For Sale 286 N. Broad Street. One of the oldest buildings on Broad Street, this structure is believed to have been built in 1880 by Hitchcock & Company, wholesale and retail druggists who sold fancy goods and fine liquors “for medicinal purposes.” A brothel operated in the second story. Recently it was completely renovated and is now on the market.

[15] Gila Valley Bank Building/ Dominion Cutting Company 292 N. Broad Street. Constructed in 1909 to house a branch office of the very successful Gila Valley Bank and

636 N. Broad Street. Constructed in 1902 by the Rabogliatti brothers, this building was constructed of adobe bricks and featured decorative pressed metal around the windows. A punched tin ceiling and other elegant details inspired one observer to claim this 6,000 square foot structure “the largest and finest new commercial building on Broad.” It has served as a brothel (with 20 cribs along the halls), as well as a bar, a barbershop, and a cafe. It later housed the Owl Bar and Blackie’s Tavern before becoming the Drift Inn in the 1980s. u

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An initiative changing the way we perceive community

MURAL BY MYRON STARR, SPONSORED BY DIAMOND M. DENTAL | PHOTO BY LCGROSS

By Thea Wilshire As you explore the Globe area, you’ll see color and joy - leaping out from murals on Broad Street and the new Stairizona Trail, and blazing from participatory events throughout the year. These art installations and events come courtesy I Art Globe, a local communitydriven public arts initiative.

I Art Globe was first conceived to blitz Globe with 12 public art projects in 12 months. During the pandemic, people were often socially isolated, scared, and hopeless. Life lost color as people stayed home. Some individuals were grieving the death of loved ones, lost jobs, and lost housing. People were hurting.

Deciding it was time to infuse life and hope back into our community, Thea Wilshire identified art as the

perfect medium to accomplish this.

Art positively impacts communities and individuals, strengthens physical and emotional health, and improves well-being. For towns and cities, art provides economic, educational, social, and cultural benefits.

Art builds invaluable social infrastructure and is an essential ingredient in placemaking.

And the community was already asking for public art.

Just before the pandemic hit, the City of Globe sponsored community forums and town hall meetings where participants expressed strong support for public art. Groups contributed art ideas in community meetings, and the community loved them. Bottom line: Globe residents wanted to see more art!

The City planned to lead the charge on initiating these projects - but then was side-swiped with

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managing the crises of COVID, fires, and floods.

Coming along to keep the momentum going, I Art Globe was created to provide leadership to volunteers ready and willing to help, allowing connection to others and reconnection with the community.

The Cobre Valley Center for the Arts agreed to be the nonprofit fiscal sponsor. To find participants, public announcements were made and invitations were sent to 78 groups and individuals. A cross-sectional I Art Globe group was formed and began weekly planning sessions via Zoom.

Because the benefits of art were needed immediately to balance the acute challenges of the pandemic, I Art Globe focused on Globe gateways and the historic downtown to reach the most people. Projects were chosen that could be completed easily and quickly.

Almost 60 projects were identified in visual arts, music, cinema, word artistry, and participatory events. From these, 30 projects had champions (key organizers), so they were tapped to start. I Art Globe hoped to finish 12 to 18 projects - and then surpassed this by completing 26 art projects and sponsoring nine participatory art events during the 12 months of the initiative. I Art Globe also started working on 13 other projects that are currently in the works.

Among its notable accomplishments, I Art Globe sponsored a Chalk-a-thon and two self-guided art tours, collaborated with the US Forest Service to offer Nature Art for kids, and partnered with the Friends of the Dog Park to bring art there.

I Art Globe also proposed the idea of interactive murals, and then supported Mayor Gameros as he organized the 11 Instagram mini-murals downtown.

I Art Globe supported the VFW and Globe High School in painting the VFW crosswalk, worked with the Gila County Historical Society to create a colorful eightpanel timeline for Globe, and helped sponsor Nate Rector’s “Voice of Globe” singing contest - which has morphed into a regular First Friday karaoke event.

I Art Globe’s two biggest projects are a downtown murals initiative and the creation of the Stairizona Trail. (See page 94.)

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Roosevelt Lake is located just 30 miles from downtown Globe, 80 miles east of Phoenix, and 150 miles north of Tucson. Covering approximately 22,000 acres near the confluence of Tonto Creek and the Salt River, it offers a range of recreational opportunities.

For the fishermen, the lake is stocked with bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, and pan fish. Roosevelt Lake has been the site of many recordsetting catches.

You can also launch your sailboat or power up your jet skis or waterskis, or kick back on a houseboat to enjoy life on the water.

The Roosevelt Lake Marina is centrally located between two inlets just two miles east of the dam. The marina is equipped with a paved boat launch ramp and fuel dock, and offers boat storage. Kayak and houseboat rentals are available, but reservations are highly recommended.

You’ll also find a store, an open-air bar, and a barbecue area at the marina.

The Salt River is a major river in the spectacular Sonoran Desert, and a large portion of it passes through southern Gila County.

Whitewater rafting on the Salt is legendary – thanks in part to the incredible scenery and wildlife on view.

Salt River Canyon has been likened to a miniature Grand Canyon, with massive cliffs rising on either side of the river as you navigate through solid class III and IV rapids. Four rafting companies work the Salt each year (see box). The put-in is located approximately 45 minutes from Globe, and many visitors book a day on the Rafting Companies river and a day for exploring • Canyon Rio Rafting Globe-Miami.

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A top-10 attraction in the Globe-Miami area, Besh Ba Gowah offers a not-to-be-missed immersive experience of ancient Southwestern history and culture. One of

Festival of Lights takes place every year in early or mid-December.

Besh was discovered and mapped in 1883 by the

the most significant finds of Southwestern archaeology,

explorer Adolph Bandolier. Between 1935 and 1946,

these partially restored ruins allow visitors to walk

the pioneering female archaeologist Irene Vickrey

among the corridors, plazas and buildings of a people

supervised the site’s excavation, a project of the WPA.

who occupied the Globe and Tonto Basin area centuries

After Vickrey’s untimely death, the site experienced

before Columbus arrived in the New World.

neglect and deterioration until the 1980s, when a Globe

The Besh complex comprises some 200 rooms, as well as ethnobotanical gardens where visitors can see how the Salado people grew and prepared food. The

councilman, Louis Aguirre, intervened to ensure its reexcavation and reconstruction.

Besh Ba Gowah is located at 1324 S. Jesse Hayes

museum holds a significant collection of Salado pottery,

Road. There is an admission fee, and the museum is

textiles, and stone artifacts.

closed Mondays and Tuesdays in the summer. Although

During the one-night-only Festival of Lights,

the ground within the ruins is unpaved and uneven, the

thousands of luminarias light the walls, turning the ruins

site is wheelchair accessible. For more information, call

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Welcome to the Stairizona Trail

By Thea Wilshire In early 2022, Globe residents and visitors temporarily lost access to trails in the national forest and the Old Dominion Historic Mining Park. To compensate, volunteers with the local public art initiative I Art Globe proposed a creative solution: an art-filled urban trail good for the body and the soul.

Several routes were discussed, and finally the organizers landed on a unique alternative: a trail featuring the hidden, historic concrete staircases scattered throughout the neighborhoods surrounding Globe’s downtown.

Many longtime residents have been amazed to learn of the existence of these staircases, some located only half a block from their own homes. Other residents have been asking for maintenance of these historic stairs for decades and felt these were an untapped community gem.

The staircases were built in the mid-1930s by federal Works Progress Administration (WPA) workers. They formalized routes that historians think residents first created as shortcuts for getting around town. The Stairizona Trail includes these staircases, as well as sidewalks and huge retaining walls created by WPA workers. The WPA stamp can be seen everywhere once a person knows to look for it.

President Franklin Roosevelt created the WPA to combat the joblessness and despair of the Great Depression. Employing 8.5 million workers, the WPA focused primarily on the construction of roads, parks, schools, and public buildings. Globe was a base for a large WPA crew who created many public safety and recreation features in the Globe-Miami area, in the Tonto National Forest - including the CCC camp and the Kellner Canyon Picnic Area - and even Besh ba Gowah.

Highlighting the history of the WPA in Globe is a secondary benefit to creating this outdoor walking route for the community. Borrowing a name Dezi Baker coined a decade ago, the Stairizona Trail was proposed, and Regina Ortega stepped in as the champion overseeing the project.

The proposed route is designed around the historic staircases, a pedestrian bridge, and art. I Art Globe committee members selected a theme of flora and fauna that will unify all the trail art.

Community members were asked for input, and people loved the initial concept. They pushed to include other staircases and another footbridge not part of the original design. In response, both a 1.5-mile and a 2.5-mile route were designed. Then additional residents asked for inclusion of the stairs and bridge near the “G” and also wanted to include the historic cemetery, so a third route was mapped.

With the routes roughed out, I Art Globe began fundraising, with plans to install art along the route one piece at a time. Since the City intends to build a playground, skate park, and parking lot on the site of the former Pascoe Livery on Broad Street, this site made the most sense for a future trailhead, so the art started here.

Freeport McMoRan jump-started the project with

The Stairizona project is bringing back a series of old concrete stairs connecting Globe's residential district with Broad Street. Included in this is new erosion control, landscaping, painted handrails, and a variety of murals and mosaics which will enhance each set of stairs. | PHOTO BY LCGROSS

a $10,000 grant to begin three art projects on the first staircase - an 82-step monster now named the Pascoe Stairs. Brandt Woods painted a cascading poppy design, where each step has the number of flowers corresponding to its location, resulting in more than 3,400 flowers in this mural.

Local artist Rob Portero completed the Gila monster and poppy mural at the top of the stairs, and another local artist, Jim Ohl, started a creative lighting project, which unfortunately was derailed due to the historic nature of the site.

Next, BHP awarded $50,000 to continue adding art along the trail. Artistic benches have been ordered (including one with a Chinese design to honor the former location of Chinatown), and artist Katie Stewart was hired to create a quail-themed mosaic on the Yuma staircase.

The BHP grant will also fund murals on the Sutherland wall (leading to the footbridge), Sutherland Stairs, East Street Stairs, Sycamore Street wall (between the East and High staircases), and High Street Stairs.

Globe Mayor Al Gameros has adopted the Sutherland pedestrian bridge. Gameros has also invested $1,000 from an Arizona Creative Communities Initiative grant to purchase copper paint to repaint the bridge.

As of July 2022, I Art Globe is awaiting approval of designs submitted to the City of Globe for three additional painting projects - one of which will be completed by community volunteers if approved. The Sycamore Street wall mural is scheduled to be finished in July by Averian Chee, who will paint an impressionistic landscape on this massive wall.

Keep your eye on the Stairizona Trail as new art arrives over the coming year. And please volunteer if you can, to help create more beauty! u

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History lives here.

GILA COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM Serving the region since 1985.

The Gila County Historical Society was founded in 1955 in order to study, collect, preserve and disseminate the history of Gila County. The museum is located in the former Globe-Miami Mine Rescue Station listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Displays | Self-Guided Tours Large archive of historic photos Books & Documents | Research We've helped writers, authors, and family members discover the history relating to their interests.

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Schedule of Events

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Wednesday Sept. 28 - 6-8 pm • Reception and opening of Amanda Moors photo exhibit.

Thursday Sept. 29 (Tribute to Mining) • History of the Globe Mining District – Bob Bigando • Presentations by our local mining companies.

• Tours of local mines (limited reserved seating) • 7 pm. Drive-in Movie Night: "Bisbee'17" presented by Mike Anderson.

Friday Sept. 30 (Local History Day) • "Hike into History" with Thea Wilshire.

• Sheriffs of Gila County presentation and photo exhibit – Linda Lopez • Story of the Old Dominion Historic Park - Thea Wilshire • Book signing: "Reflections" with Libby Rooney • Hamburger Fry Saturday Oct.1 (Tribute to Ranching) • Mayor's Historic Globe Tour (by reservation) • Gila County Cattle Growers presentation on ranching today • Ranching heritage presentations.

• Book signing: "Arizona Tough" with Dawn Newland • Chuck wagon dinner • Classic Country-Western music by Tumbleweeds.

Tickets on sale at the Museum, or reserve by calling 928-425-7385

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advertisers 4-H Leadership Academy........................ 96 60-s Motors..............................................63 AAA Lock................................................. 30 Aimee Mundy- Farm Bureau.................... 12 American Family Insurance......................23 Apache Gold Casino & Resort............ 66-67 Arizona Eastern/ Genesee Wyoming........36 Aviant Health Care...................................23 Azteca Glass............................................ 56 Best Western Copper Hills Inn................. 77 BHP......................................................40-41 Billet Healthcare...................................... 22 Bird Seismic..............................................38 BLOOM/ Bravo.....................................19-20 Bouquets on Broad..................................23 BPOE Elks................................................ 89 Brockert's Plumbing Supply.....................32 Bullion Plaza Gymnasium.........................75 Bullion Plaza Museum............................. 85 Capstone Copper.....................................39 CASA of Gila County................................ 22 CedarHill Bungalow.................................72 Center for the Arts....................................93 Chamber of Commerce...................... 46-55 Chapter One Wellness.............................. 15 Chrysocolla Inn.........................................73 City of Globe..................57-58, 60-61,64-65 CMS .........................................................34 Cobre Valley Recreational Center............74 Cobre Valley Regional Medical...... 2, 24-25 Coffee Bean..............................................17 Connie's................................................... 82 Copper Bistro.......................................... 92 Copper Cup..............................................79 Copper Miners' Rest................................ 86 Copper State Sanitation...........................32 De Marco's Italian.....................................74 Desert Oasis Wellness.............................. 21 Diamond M Dental................................... 21 Diana Montgomery – Law........................ 21 Discover Gila County..................................3 Dominion Firearms...................................32

Downtown Association............................ 69 EAC – Gila Campus..................................97 Earthmover Tires......................................38 Edward Jones.......................................... 50 Ellison Family Farm..................................79 Empire Cat................................................42 Enfield's Cleaning.....................................42 Evolve Adventure Rentals....................... 96 Freeport-McMoRan..................................44 Friends of Globe Library.......................... 96 Gem & Mineral Show................................ 81 Gila County Fair......................................100 Gila County Cattle Growers .....................48 Gila Geologic............................................42 Gila Historical Museum........................... 95 Gila Historical Museum – Old D Days..... 95 Gila Monster Construction...................... 62 Gila RV Park............................................. 96 Globe Farmers Market............................. 81 Globe Gym/Crossfit.................................. 12 Globe Miami Centennial Band.................74 Globe Miami Times................................... 13 Globe-Miami Concert Association............70 Golden Hills Nursery................................75 Gorman & Company................................ 62 Guayo's El Rey......................................... 22 Guayo's on the Trail..................................75 Harmon Bronze....................................... 22 Haven of Globe........................................53 Heritage Healthcare................................. 15 Hollis Cinemas..........................................79 Homeless Coalition (RAM) ....................... 12 Horne Motors........................................... 14 Jackson Hewitt Tax................................. 26 Jalin Temp Agency...................................42 Jill Wilson Agency....................................34 Julie's Quilt Shop..................................... 86 Kachina.................................................... 29 Kate's Mosaic...........................................83 Kino Floor & Interiors............................... 51 La Casita....................................................17 Loans by Holly/Geneva Financial.............. 11

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Luna Oils.................................................. 90 Martin Motor Sport...................................75 Miami Genesis......................................... 85 Miami, Town of....................................7, 8-9 MLH Computers.......................................63 Mountain Method.................................... 96 Mountain View Dentistry.......................... 15 Multi Tech Security ................................. 30 My Mom's House DZynes........................ 86 Oak Realty- Eric Dufriend........................ 30 Oak Realty- The Company....................... 30 Oasis Printing...........................................63 Patsy Hi-Tyme Appliance.......................... 21 Pickle Barrel Trading Post........................ 10 Pin Drop Trailers....................................... 13 Power Elite Dancers................................. 77 RAM Specialists........................................45 Resolution Copper....................................43 Rollins and Pedersen............................... 22 Service First Realty................................... 16 Simply Sarah........................................... 80 Sip and Saddle........................................ 92 Smart Concept Realty.............................. 59 Soda Pops Antiques.................................78 Splash of Copper..................................... 98 Stallings & Long........................................27 State Farm – Cami Lucero........................32 State Farm – Fernando Shipley............... 91 Stewart's Antique Nook............................84 Sullivan Street Antiques...........................83 SunAmerican Mortgage...........................33 Superior, Town Of.................................... 99 The Huddle ...............................................71 The Tree Guys........................................... 12 Tom Woods...............................................42 Turn the Page........................................... 81 United Jewelry........................................ 88 Vida E Caffé.............................................. 77 Wash & Fluff Coin Laundry....................... 21 Western Reprographics............................54 Yevette Photography.................................6

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Music in the Park

A peaceful feeling comes over you as you arrive in Superior. It’s easy to breathe deep here and unwind into this colorful place. From a world-renowned botanical museum and a rich mining history to a budding arts and culinary scene — Superior is in full bloom. Whether you are in the mood for casual hiking and birding or a heart-pumping outdoor experience, you are in

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Discover authentic art, food, and music every Second Friday downtown or plan to attend one of the many unique festivals throughout the year that celebrate the local culture and history.

The fantastic farmer’s market in the colorful downtown food court is also a must see. Settle in and enjoy a relaxing pace of life in Superior.

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Top main photo: Boojum Cove Trail in Boyce Thompson Arboretum

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CELEBRATING A TRADITION OF AGRICULTURE IN GILA COUNTY FOR 53 YEARS

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