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LAS VEGAS/PHOENIX (August 26, 2026) – Arizona’s culinary industry received well-earned recognition as 19 restaurants were selected for the first-ever MICHELIN Guide Southwest. The honors highlight…
In 2022, Northern Arizona University announced that Muench had donated his photographic legacy to Cline Library Special Collections and Archives (SCA). Regionally known for his numerous contributions…
GRAND PRIZE WINNER Jim Shoemaker
This black-and-white photograph of a cloudburst over Monument Valley was the unanimous number one pick for our judges. In the words of Senior Editor Kelly Vaughn, "…
PHOENIX LOOKED VERY DIFFERENT 100 YEARS AGO. And thanks to the work of two Scottish brothers, there’s abundant photographic evidence of just how different.
William McCulloch and his older brother…
Shane McDermott
Tonto National Forest
“This shot was about six years in the making,” Shane McDermott says. “I’ve tried shooting saguaro blooms in the past, taking a more traditional approach from…
1. The most-viewed image over the past year was captured serendipitously. The series of three shots was made at 12:45 p.m. on May 18, 2006, in Monument Valley. In that moment, a few lucky…
Living in the volcanic landscapes of Northern Arizona, I pass Maroon Crater regularly. One of the routes home takes me along a dirt road through the Coconino National Forest, with the crater rising…
There are worlds that writers share with their readers — those they spin from imagination and experience. But there are others they keep to themselves — the magical, inspirational places that require…