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David M. Smith Mayor, City of Bisbee

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his last year was my first full year as Mayor and certainly active in many ways. It has brought us a professional City Manager and with his assistance and help from the iBisbee committee, renewed energy toward economic development. October brought us the tragedy of our historic city hall burning, resulting in a total loss. We were immediately welcomed into the county facilities by our Cochise County elected officials and management team. We are fully operational as a city and looking forward to the next chapter in our city life. In spite of these distractions, Bisbee is moving forward through the development and enactment of programs resulting in additional revenues as well as innovative cost reduction plans. It has been my pleasure to be the Mayor of Bisbee as we receive international awards as one of the Top 14 Places to Visit in the World, the Best Small Town in America, as well as numerous further accolades. Come play, stay, eat and have a wonderful time in our beautiful city.

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ecoming a city employee (shortly after helping our team through the City Hall fire) is a highpoint in my career as a public servant. In the four months since, we have been working on projects that will help change the city’s financial circumstances for the better – and that has been a top priority, given the $1.2 million extra we now have to pay each year for PSPRS. At 22% of our operational budget, this new, extra cost has made it impossible for us to continue on without changing a few things. Ongoing projects, while slower than we’d like, remain on track and our paving program is actually a few years ahead of schedule.

Recent completion of the pool solar project and a few park/ recreation projects should be beneficial as we enter spring. Current tourism, building and economic indicators show an uptick in activity – I’m very hopeful that this year will be a turnaround year for us. My wife and I bought a home in Bisbee on Santa Cruz Drive, and we are struggling with boxes and all the work associated with moving in and making things comfortable. Soon, my father-in-law will join us, and my daughter will be visiting across the summer. We are all looking forward to settling in, putting down roots and making some new friends! Robert E. Smith Bisbee City Manager

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Old Bisbee is the historic center of town. The very walkable Main Street turns into Tombstone Canyon as you head uphill, and serves as the main thoroughfare of the town offering vistas the howdid-they-do-that crafty homes that hang form the hillsides. From the centrally located Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum, visitors can also head up the notorious Brewery Gulch and check out the graffiti that dots the empty lots and old walls and climb the stairs to City Park for a view up the Gulch.

The Warren district of Bisbee has a unique history all its own. Warren was designed according to the City Beautiful plan, at the turn of the century. The neighborhood is the first planned community in Arizona intended as a home for the mine management and other more affluent citizens of the town. Warren has a fine collection of Arts and Crafts style bungalow houses. Many have been recognized as historic places. The city offers an annual Historic Home Tour during which a varying selection are offered for public display.

Lowell was, at one time, a sizable mining town located just to the southeast of Old Bisbee. The majority of the original townsite was consumed by the excavation of the Lavender Pit mine during the 1950s. However, what remains of Lowell today is a strikingly intact, historical midcentury street — often utilized as a backdrop for film and video shoots — and well worth a visit to walk back in time. Lowell is perched at the southern end of the dramatic Lavender Pit, itself a must see.

The San Jose section of Bisbee is where much of the town’s commercial shopping is done. From food to 2 x 4s, you can find the deals on Naco Highway. The district is known for its smaller homes, fenced yards and the tradition of passing the homes down through generations. Bisbee is the seat of Cochise County and the offices are found there in San Jose.

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Things to see Evergreen Cemetery Established in 1892, Evergreen replaced the Old City Park cemetery in Brewery Gulch, which was upslope from the drinking water wells. Several astute folks of the late 19th century suggested that such a situation might pose a health risk to the early residents of Bisbee. By order of the Common Council of Bisbee in 1914, the transfer of the residents from the old cemetery to Evergreen had begun. Today, there are over 10,000 burials in the cemetery. Evergreen Cemetery now features a kiosk that indicates where certain people are buried. There are many interesting old headstones and the baby section is sure to tug at your heart strings. Old Douglas Road, Lowell

Warren Ballpark The ballfield is (arguably) the oldest continuously-operated baseball diamond in the U.S. Historically, copper has been the community’s work, but baseball is its play. When the Warren town site was laid out in 1906, a spot was reserved for Warren Ballpark. The first game was played there June 27, 1909. The Ballpark was originally built to give mine workers and their families a chance to watch baseball on lazy summer nights. The cost of construction was $3,600. In its early years, the Warren field hosted town, company and semipro teams. In November 1913, the Chicago White Sox and the New York Giants battled it out at Warren as part of an international tour to drum up interest in baseball. The game purportedly featured five future Hall of Famers: outfielders Tris Speaker and Sam Crawford, catcher Ray Schalk, manager John McGraw, and

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pitcher Red FAber, who would go on to become the majors’ last legal spitball pitcher. Also competing that day was 1912 Olympic hero Jim Thorpe, who would eventually be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame. He hit a home run to help the Giants win. The first organized minor league team, the Bisbee Bees, began playing in Warren in 1928, in the Class D Arizona State League. Bisbee teams have been farm clubs of the Chicago Cubs, the Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees, and some famous names have passed through town. Future Yankees player and manager Billy Martin played at Warren for the Phoenix Senators in 1947. The stadium still hosts a vintage “Base Ball” tournament each year, with teams from throughout the southwest competing according to 19th century rules and sporting era-appropriate uniforms. Ruppe Avenue at Arizona Street, Warren

Originally located in a corner of the company store across the street, the Copper Queen was the first public library in Arizona. The current structure, built in 190506, is notable for its prominent three story high arches. The ground floor is occupied by the town’s central post office, the second and third floors by the Bisbee Public Library. It’s collections range from the original Pritchard donation of some 400 classic volumes to the most current titles (including print, audio, video and electronic) in art, literature, history, politics, medicine, science, and popular culture. Friends of the Copper Queen Library is an association that sponsors educational and volunteer programs in connection with and support of the library. 6 Main Street, PO Box 1857, Bisbee, AZ 85603, 520-432-4232 XNLV375851

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Take a hike Copper Miner (Iron Man sculpture)

Bisbee’s Heritage Stairs One of Bisbee’s most magnificent architectural achievements are the countless concrete stairs that cling to the steep canyonsides. Lack of flat land and the need for miners and bosses to reside near their workings led to the construction of hundreds of hillside homes beginning in the late 1870s. The owners and occupants of the irregularly shaped, sometimes nearly vertical, parcels had to develop dependable routes to reach their properties. The sturdy early Bisbeeite initially relied on precipitous trails featuring switchbacks. However, these winding inclines soon proved impractical as they were difficult to maintain

and became slippery in wet weather. Next, the clever canyon-side dwellers constructed a network of wooden stairs, often resembling ladders. The wooden stairs provided straight up and down access to the dwellings from the canyon floor. This, however, changed in the 1930s. Many of the major concrete stairways we still see today were constructed during the 1930s by the Works Progress Administration, one of the federal government’s back-to-work programs. ‘WPA’ was often pressed into the concrete or tagged on an embedded bronze plaque. It is still common for nice houses to be situated on a parcel that is accessible only by climbing 100 or 200 steps to reach the front door. Come explore our stairs...there are thousands of them.

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A New Deal Depression-era sculpture by R. Phillips Sanderson, cast in concrete and covered with a think layer of copper and completed in 1935, Bisbee native Lee Petrovich posed for the sculpture, which commemmorates the copper miners of Bisbee and aims to portray “Beauty, toil and simplicity.” 100 Quality Hill (Quality Hill at Tombstone Canyon Rd.), Old Bisbee

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Museums Muheim Museum Heritage House

Bisbee Restoration Museum

Operated by the Bisbee Restoration Association, this free museum is housed in the Fair Store building located on Bisbee’s historic Main Street. The museum contains numerous items connected with the community’s early history of mining and ranching. A gift shop is located on the main floor. School and group tours are welcome by appointment. Admission is free but donations are always welcome. Hours are Thursday through Monday 10 am to 3 pm. 37 Main Street, Bisbee, AZ 85603

Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum

With a history deserving of National Landmark status, it’s only fitting that Bibsbee’s past be captured and reflected in a museum like no other — which is exactly why the Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum recently joined forces with the Smithsonian’s Affiliation program.Once known as the Quee of the Copper Camps, Bisbee is nestled amon the Mule Mountains, world renowned for its diverse minerals and wealth of copper. Although its mines closed in the ‘70s, the small town’s legacy has long been preserved, not only in its architecture and mining landscape, but in a museum that has welcomed, educated and entertained more than a half-million visitors ever since. Featured among its exhibits is “Bisbee: Urban Outpost on the Frontier,” an in-depth look at the depths - and heights - to which miners and settlers went to carve a community and a living out of rock. Adult admission $8 and Senior admission $7. No. 5 Copper Queen Plaza, PO Box 14, Bisbee, AZ 85603, (520) 4327071

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This registered National Historic site was built by Joseph and Carmelita Muheim beginning in 1898 and completed in 1915. The home is an example of late 19th century architecture and has been restored to its earlier elegance. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour throughout the interior with its period furnishings. A lovely pioneer home, it commands a magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and hillside homes on Brewery Gulch. Walk up OK Street to Youngblood Hill and return by Brewery Avenue. Automobiles are discouraged. Open 10 am - 2 pm, 7 days per week. Docents available to answer your questions. Donations accepted.

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2018 events

amed by Frommers as a place to visit in 2018, Bisbee has events year round to draw in tourists and locals from far and near. While this list has most events, there is more to explore in Bisbee. Some annual events are still in the planning stages and dates may be subject to change. For more information, visit discoverbisbee. com or call the Bisbee Visitor Center at 520-4323554.

March

30 & 31: Showcase Fatale Variety Show at The Bisbee Royale

Showcase Fatale presents La Fleur, a vaudeville show filled with live dance performances. The 1920s- and 1930s-themed show requires tickets for entry and tickets cost $20 per person.

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April

More than 30 galleries, shops and restaurants in Old Bisbee will extend their hours until 8 p.m. for residents and visitors to walk down Subway Street. The monthly event will feature artist receptions, live music, raffles and special promotions. Visit bisbeeafter5.com for more information.

7 & 8: 9th Copper City Classic Vintage Baseball 20 & 22: Alice in Bisbeeland Cosplay and Events The Arizona Territories Vintage Baseball League and

the Friends of Warren Ballpark will host their annual tournament at Warren Ballpark, located at 99 Arizona St. The tournament is dedicated to two World War II veterans who played on the 1941 Bisbee Bees minor league team before heading off to war: Clarence Maddern and Bert Shepard.

This Alice in Wonderland-themed party will take over Old Bisbee. As part of the city’s transformation, visitors are encouraged to dress in character and there will be themed crafts for the kids.

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3: Bisbee Mariachi Festival

The Bisbee Homeless Coalition is hosting its fourth annual Mariachi Festival. The festival acts as a fundraiser for the Bisbee Homeless Coalition and features mariachi bands from around the country and Mexico.

Mid-November: Sidepony Express Music Festival

26 & 27: Be Bisbee Festival

The town comes together to celebrate Memorial Day and what it means to “be Bisbee.” Attendees can expect live music throughout the weekend. For updates on specific times and performers, check discoverbisbee.com

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15 to 17: Pride Weekend

For the 14th consecutive year, the Pride Festival returns to Bisbee. The weekend is filled with music, dancing, performances, costumes and much more. The event is open to everyone.

July

4th of July events

Celebrate independence the Bisbee way with a coaster race, parade and fireworks. discoverbisbee.com

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August

10 to 12: Bisbee Pirates of the High Desert

The Pirates of the High Desert take over the streets of Bisbee in costume for a weekend of rum tasting, pub crawling, costume contests and live music. Attendees are encouraged to dress in costume.

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Aug. 31. & Sept. 1: Garden Tour

Hosted by the Bisbee Bloomers, tourists and locals can explore the gardens of local residents on a self-guided tour. New and old gardens fill the yards of various districts of Bisbee.

TBD: Altered Book Show

Books of all sorts act as inspiration for local artists in this annual show. discoverbisbee.com

September

7 to 9: Bisbee Blues Festival

For the 14th year, Bisbee Blues Festival is coming to town. The lineup is not finalized for this year’s festival. However, bisbeebluesfoundation.com has the most up-to-date information and will continue to be updated. Email bisbeebluesfestival@ gmail.com with any questions.

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23: Festival of Lights

Main St. Old Bisbee. 7 - 9 pm. Watch dancers, warm up with hot cocoa and sing carols while waiting for Santa Claus to arrive.

24: Small Town Holiday

An old fashioned holiday shopping event throughout historic Bisbee from 10am-8pm. From 6-8pm, take a free Old Bisbee Holiday Tour of Christmas Store Windows.

24 & 25: Bisbee Home Tour

Hosted by the Bisbee Woman’s Club, the self-guided tour take tourists and residents to homes across Bisbee with unique and exotic architecture. Tickets need to be purchased for the tour.

October

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Join other artists in painting Old Bisbee’s historic architecture and colorful homes set amidst picturesque hills to compete for $700 in prizes. You also have the opportunity to sell your Festival pieces to the public in a well-organized venue at the Wet Paint Sale.

20: Bisbee 1000

The 28th annual great stair climb will draw thousands of people from across the country to climb nine staircases — more than 1,000 stairs — on the 4.5-mile course around Old Bisbee. The staircases are connected by winding roads and participants travel an elevation of over 1,100 feet. The fitness test can be taken as a challenge or as a “friendly fitness walk.” The start and finish line will be at 201 Tombstone Canyon Road. The climb runs from 7 a.m. to noon.

20: Bisbee 1000 Craft Beer Festival

4 - 6 p.m. — Taste beers brewed locally in Bisbee and from across the Southwest.

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The three-day music festival features “emerging independent musical artists” who will perform a wide array of genres of music. The event is open to the public and is free to attend and will span throughout the city. The dates have yet to be determined.

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isbee artist Poe Dismuke is working on an idea to combine Bisbeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mining past with art of today to create a mad hatter, steam punk-style bench for the public to enjoy at Grassy Park to celebrate the Bisbee Arts and Culture District. Dismuke worked with Carrie Gustavson, director of the Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum and member of the nonprofit Arts and Culture Committee that oversees the district, and pooled ideas and resources to come up with the only-in-Bisbee, 12-foot bench. It will be made of parts from old mining equipment. As you enjoy the sites, tastes and scents of Old Bisbee, take a break, relax and do some peoplewatching from the bench that will have them staring back at you. The Arts and Culture Committee, a private organization, oversees the district of Old Bisbee which takes in the area around Main Street, Subway Street and Brewery Avenue encompassing most of Bisbeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s art galleries, entertainment venues, shops and restaurants. Bisbeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s arts and cultural events are just as essential to the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s identity as its historic mining heritage. The district designation can help build the economy by enhancing non-arts businesses and providing job opportunities, while offering ways for everyone to be engaged in activities associated with the arts and culture.

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Bisbee Books and Music ................................................... 6 Bisbee Breakfast Club ......................................................18 Bisbee Coalition for the Homeless ............................... 4 Bisbee Pride........................................................................... 9 Bisbee Realty ........................................................................ 3 Bisbee Visitor’s Center ...................................................1, 2 Cafe Cornucopia ................................................................ 17 Cafe Roka .............................................................................15 Chiricahua Community Health Centers....................10 Contessa’s Cantina ............................................................16 Copper City Inn .................................................................. 17 Copper Queen Hospital..................................................20 Copper Queen Hotel .................................................. 11,12 Finders Keepers ................................................................. 12 The Gold Shop ...................................................................18

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H&R Block............................................................................... 7 Inn at Castle Rock ................................................................ 3 Metal Morphosis................................................................ 17 Nancy Parana Realtor ........................................................ 5 Old Bisbee Brewing Co. .................................................. 13 Panterra Gallery .................................................................16 Sense of Place ..................................................................... 17 WR Ryan Co. .......................................................................... 4

Sierra Vista

Canyon Vista Medical Center.......................................... 8 Cochise Eye and Laser .....................................................14 Sierra Vista Medical Group ............................................19 Valor Hospice ........................................................................ 7

Bisbee businesses: For all your advertising needs, contact Kat Hanson at 520-658-9201 or email katja.hanson@myheraldreview.com.

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WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED. Cardiology 2nd Floor, Ste 200 Vinay Sanghi, MD Mona Youssef, MD

Obstetrics & Gynecology 3rd Floor, Ste 300 B Michael Stevens, MD, FACOG Sidney Semrad, DO, FACOOG

Family Practice 2nd Floor, Ste 200 Blair Goodsell, DO

Orthopaedics/ Sports Medicine 2nd Floor, Ste 200 Brian Daines, MD Randall Roy, MD Laurence Susini, MD Dean Marturello, PA

General Surgery 75 Colonia De Salud, Ste 100C Margaret J. Karges, MD Marge Butler, MD, FACS Renata Brodsky, DO Internal Medicine 2nd Floor, Ste 200 Roberto Molina, MD Abel Diaz, MPA, PA-C

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Pediatrics 3rd Floor, Ste 375 Ramon Carampatan, MD Podiatry 2nd Floor, Ste 200 Jarrett Hamilton, DPM

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