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  Former AIA chief Tony Komadina Jr. dies AZ Central.com - May 10, 2011 "I thought he did a good job making a lot of good things happen with the state championships." Komadina, principal at Marana High before becoming AIA executive director in 1976, played football and basketball at Arizona State (then called Arizona State

  Scottsdale school will teach marijuana growth Arizona Republic - May 05, 2011 Law firms and doctors are also cashing in as consultants for dozens of applicants seeking 126 state licenses that could be awarded to operate dispensaries and cultivation centers. However, Arizona's top federal prosecutor, US Attorney Dennis Burke,

  Don't Miss The Sideshow: Welcome To The Arizona Circus (Part II) The Moderate Voice - Apr 22, 2011 One of the “policy advisors” still works for her. • Diverting $10 million in federal education funds to “border security” raised some eyebrows as well. The Arizona state bird is the Cactus Wren. The state flower is the Saguaro Cactus Blossom.

  State symbols: Guns, rock, jousting — and cream puffs? Chicago Tribune - May 07, 2011 These are heady days for official state symbols, with legislators thinking beyond the traditional state bird, flower and song. In Wisconsin, lawmakers are considering a proposal by a group of fourth-graders to designate the cream puff as that state's

  Amanda Whelan East Valley Tribune - Apr 29, 2011 Are you proud to live in Arizona? From the beautiful views and the history of this state, Arizona is by far the best state to live in. Our most active activity is hiking. When hiking you might see a blooming saguaro cactus flower.