Fountain Hills, Arizona, located in the Greater Phoenix Metro area, doesn’t boast that name lightly; it actually has a world-famous fountain! On the hour every hour, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., this celebrated fountain runs for 15 minutes seven days a week. A fountain at the center of a desert is a celebration of life and water. Robert McCulloch built the fountain in 1970, making it one of the largest in the world. At the top of the hour, the fountain sprays water for 15 minutes from the center of an artificial lake, and a concrete water lily sculpture
With all our worlds being rocked collectively by a literal global pandemic, quite a few changes have become the norm in our ever-changing society. One could argue one of the biggest was the widespread adoption of 100% remote workers in many companies across the United States. What has resulted is many employees are no longer tethered to their daily commute and have freed many people up to explore and move to new locations with the security of their job staying intact. advertisement Here comes the sweet part: our own Tucson, Arizona, is offering an incentive to remote workers to move
Boyce Thompson Arboretum is worth considering if you’re looking for a beautiful place to visit in Arizona. Whether you’re a nature lover or just appreciate beautiful landscapes, you’re sure to find something to enjoy at this conservatory. Below are facts you need to know before you visit. advertisement Best Time to Visit Boyce Thompson Arboretum The arboretum is open daily, but there are a few things you should keep in mind about the best time to visit. Be prepared for high temperatures reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit if you visit during the summer. So you better plan your visit for early
Every year, millions across the United States make their way to Arizona’s many state and national parks. It is a land full of unique beauty with famous sites which attract about 5 million visitors each year. There are so many beautiful things to see that it can be hard for tourists to narrow down what they want to see. Instead of having a long list of things to do in Arizona, here are ten things (in no particular order) that should be at the top of everyone’s list. advertisement Visit the Grand Canyon. This one is obvious, but it truly
Phoenix has been a boomtown for a long time now. Areas that were once miles from the city have been swallowed up by urban sprawl, and South Mountain Park is one of them. If you’re familiar with Phoenix at all, you’ve probably driven past it without even realizing it. The park covers 16,283 acres and has been designated as a National Historic Landmark and an All-American Road for its scenic drive. If you’re thinking of coming to Phoenix for a visit, here’s what you need to know to enjoy the park fully. advertisement Fun Facts about South Mountain Park and
Arizona is a great state to live in, don’t just take our word for it; check out this article about all the ways Arizona rules. However, we all know that not every place can be the perfect place. It’s no secret that when you live in Arizona, you will have to deal with the heat. And while most natives aren’t bothered by the few months, the heat can be brutal; your car can certainly take a beating. Here are some tips and tricks about keeping your vehicle running smoothly and comfortably while in Arizona. advertisement Use a Sunshade If you’re
Every state has its own quirks, and Arizona is no different. There are countless unique places to eat in Arizona that will make your taste buds jump for joy. Whether you are looking for a burger with a twist or something entirely out of the ordinary, Arizona has you covered! If it’s your first time in Arizona, or if you are just looking for a place to eat, check out some of these unusual eateries that will make your dining experience one to remember: advertisement Taco Guild Located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Taco Guild is a must-try for
Precious in its cultural, historical, and natural splendor, the city of Prescott also boasts a healthy dose of contemporary flair and conveniences, making it a perfect blend of old and new. It’s no wonder that Prescott, surrounded as it is by steep pine forests that look more like highland Colorado than Arizona, has long been a haven for sun-scorched residents of the state. You won’t have a hard time filling up your itinerary because there are so many things to do within a walkable distance or a short drive. The following are fun activities to do and places to visit
Sitting in my office in Chandler, Arizona, in an area commonly called Ocotillo, I can sometimes glimpse the most unlikely bird I ever thought I would see. Enjoying the outdoors of Arizona and bathing in the water in the artificial pond by my office are Rosy-faced lovebirds. advertisement At first, I thought the birds were lost pets, which had me alarmed as a former bird owner (I used to have a pet parakeet as a kid — lived a long and full life to the age of 12). Worrying about the potential pet owners missing their birds, I dove into
Most people think of scorching deserts and cacti when they hear “Arizona.” However, Arizona is a much more diverse state than that. There truly is something for everyone in this great state with mountains, forests, valleys, and even beaches. If you plan on relocating to Arizona, you might want to know what advantages are waiting for you out there. To help you out a bit, here are the best reasons to move to Arizona. advertisement 1. The weather is fantastic. On the Current Results website, the criteria for ideal weather in a state are: Temperatures of 63 to 86 degrees
