The rides, food and friendly characters of Disneyland and DCA are truly a sight to behold. But what if I told you it can get even better? That’s right, the70th anniversary of Disneyland is upon us! This event features new snacks, additions to classic rides, and a colorful nighttime spectacular to finish a wonderful day at the happiest place on earth. Best of all, this celebration will continue through summer 2026!
If you are someone that likes to plant flowers, then read this article. The Sonoran Desert has five seasons. They are spring, dry summer, wet summer, fall and winter. We plant all year long in our desert. It just has to be the right plant.
Paul Revere’s ride in 1775 was a very important part of history. I went to a special event on April 18, 2025 at the Arizona State Capitol. It was celebrating the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s famous ride! The event was called “Two Lights For Tomorrow” and it was a great night. I want to tell you about the event, but first, you should know a little bit about Paul Revere!
The Magna Carta was a document that was signed by King John of England as a peace treaty between him and people who rebelled against him. Harvard Law School is believed to have an incredibly rare copy of the Magna Carta. It was from the 14th century, and the actual Magna Carta was written in the 13th century.
The live-action movie, “How to Train Your Dragon,” takes place long ago in a place called Berk. It’s a place that is so far off the map, it might as well not exist. The Vikings of Berk have an infestation of bloodthirsty DRAGONS!
One of the main characters is Toothless, the legendary night fury dragon that befriends Hiccup, the son of the chief of Berk. Toothless is in big trouble if the other Vikings find him, because if they do, they’ll kill him. This movie is about the difficult relationships between Hiccup, his father, and Toothless.
The Trump Administration recently proposed that the word “harm” in the Endangered Species Act would be redacted, threatening endangered species across the United States.
I went and saw the play “Hopscotch to Infinity,” written by Alejandro Canelos and directed by Betsy Kruse Craig, at The Invisible Theatre. There were eight adults in the cast, and they were all pretending to be kids in the play while they recreated some things that happened in their childhood school years. The play is about different activities that kids did in school, starting from second grade all the way to fifth grade. It was broken down into eight different scenes, and each one was an activity that students took part in during various school years.
Have you ever heard of a wildlife overpass? I spoke with Doug Nintzel, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) spokesman, about the new wildlife overpass. He told me that a wildlife overpass is a large bridge that goes over highways to help prevent crashes involving wildlife. The overpass will be on I-17, twelve miles south of Flagstaff, at milepost 327.4. The overpass will be 100 feet wide and will be covered in native vegetation; this will help it blend in with nature. It will have 8-foot tall fencing for about 8 miles, this will help direct the animals.
