
Teresa K. Traverse
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Managing Editor at Sedona Monthly
Freelance Writer with bylines in @brides, @SFgate and more. Editor @sedonamonthly. Traveler. Dog mom. Yoga/Pilates/running fan. [email protected]
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1 month ago |
coppercourier.com | Teresa K. Traverse
From strolling the Southwest’s largest rose garden to taking a blacksmithing class, here are 11 things to do in Mesa that are off the beaten path. Looking for creative things to do in Mesa? Well, we’ve got some ideas (11, to be exact!). Mesa is chock-full of fun attractions, quirky shops, interesting classes, and more. Have fun exploring more of this East Valley city! 1. Stop and smell the flowers at Mesa Community College’s rose garden1833 W. Southern Ave. Shhh. We have a secret we’d like to share.
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Jan 28, 2025 |
coppercourier.com | Teresa K. Traverse
Tiger Sasha appears to be enjoying a bath at Keepers of the Wild animal sanctuary in Valentine. (Keepers of the Wild) Learn more about five of the most ethical animal sanctuaries and zoos in Arizona and how each one supports animals and the environment. If you’re someone who cares about animals and wants to see some of them in person, you’re in luck. These five zoos in Arizona are great places to visit.
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Jan 2, 2025 |
coppercourier.com | Teresa K. Traverse
Learn about eight of the oldest buildings in Arizona, from long-abandoned factories to a historic hotel. Old buildings are a reminder that the past is very much the present. Some of these—like the Hayden Flour Mill in downtown Tempe—stand tall and are a rich part of the city’s skylines even though they’re abandoned. While others—like Flagstaff’s Weatherford Hotel—are still being used today for their original intended purpose.
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Dec 16, 2024 |
coppercourier.com | Teresa K. Traverse
One of the joys of living in (most of) Arizona is that visitors and residents can spend plenty of time outdoors in the winter while nearly everyone else in the country has to stay inside. If you’re hitting the trails this season, here are six perfect Arizona hikes for the winter. From a Sedona trail that offers up breathtaking views of the city’s red rocks to a hike that leads to one of the best viewpoints of all of metro Phoenix, these trails all have something special to offer.
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Dec 16, 2024 |
coppercourier.com | Teresa K. Traverse
A pedestrian crosses in front of the Monte Vista Hotel in historic downtown Flagstaff on Jan. 7, 2016. (AP Photo/Josh Biggs) Ready for a winter road trip? Consider visiting one of Arizona’s many charming towns and cities that have lots of holiday spirit. From vibrant light displays to colorful main streets, here are 10 to visit this winter.
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