Project to preserve Tucson’s African American historic sites enters second phase
Phase two of a project aimed at identifying historically significant structures, buildings and neighborhoods with ties to Tucson’s Black community is underway.
This Arizona city's founder said it wouldn't amount to much. Here's why they were so wrong
Call it a cliché, but this metro Phoenix city's rapid growth has been a bit of a surprise when considering its humble startup from a single acre.
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How the former segregated Dunbar School became the Dunbar Pavilion of today
Pat Parris spoke with Dunbar Historian Barbara Lewis, who attended the Dunbar School in the 1940s, about how a group of alumni saved the building--ushering in its modern era as the Dunbar Pavilion.