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05/31/2026

Take a step back on Sunday and explore Arizona. Standing at the Grand Canyon is like looking back through time. More than a billion years of Earth's history is exposed in its rock layers, making it one of the most incredible natural history books ever written.
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05/30/2026

05/26/2026

Summer is here with its promise of BBQs, pool parties, and relaxing times with friends and family. Remember to use sunscreen with a high enough SPF for your needs – preferably waterproof – and make sure you apply it thoroughly.
Avoid heat stroke. Staying hydrated and in the shade helps keep you cool and one step ahead of the sun’s unforgiving rays.
Wear loose, breathable fabrics. Part of staying cool is dressing appropriately, so wear light, breathable fabrics (like cotton) when in the sun.
Use bug spray. Mosquitoes carry dangerous diseases like ZIKA, Lyme, and Malaria. Use bug spray with DEET to help repel mosquitoes and other insects.
Be smart about your food. When grilling in the summer, leave raw meat in the fridge until right before they are ready to be cooked.
Remember pool safety. Children are never left unattended.
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05/25/2026

In our observances this Memorial Day, we honor the brave Americans who paid the highest price for their commitment to the ideals of peace, freedom, and justice. Ronald Reagan
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05/24/2026

Take a step back on Sunday and explore Arizona. Did you know in 1973, the bolo tie was designated as Arizona’s official state neckwear?
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05/23/2026

DON’T LET THIS BE YOU! Tips to Avoid Getting a DUI. 1. Don’t drive if you’ve been drinking, at all. Even “just a couple” can impair judgment. 2. Designate a sober driver. Plan ahead and pick someone who won’t drink at all. 3. Use a rideshare service or a cab. 4. Stay the night. If you’re at a friend’s house. 5. Host responsibly. If you’re throwing the party, offer non-alcoholic drinks, collect keys, and help guests get home safely. 6. Be honest with yourself. If you even think you might be too impaired to drive, you probably are. Don’t risk it. 7. Keep an eye on medications. Many prescriptions and even over-the-counter meds can impair your ability to drive when mixed with alcohol. 8. Know your limits. Don’t test them. Everyone metabolizes alcohol differently.
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