The Bagdadian

The Backbone of America In big cities, blue-collar work tends to disappear.It gets swallowed by glass towers, rebranded as “infrastructure,” and thanked once a year in a speech someone else wrote. The hands that built the city rarely get invited into the spotlight. They’re just assumed.Invisible.Background noise to traffic and timelines. But in mining towns…

Quiet Service: Greggy Martinez and the Spirit of Bagdad After the flag-raising ceremony on the mesa here in Bagdad, Arizona, I had the chance to sit and chat with Greggy Martinez about his life in Bagdad and how it led him to serve in the United States Marine Corps.We met for lunch at The Stacked…

1. Name, sport, and college: My name is Holly Myers I played softball at Paradise Valley community college and continued on playing softball at Nelson University for a year. 2. What’s been the biggest adjustment from high school athletics to college athletics? I would say probably the biggest adjustment would be adjusting to the number…