George Medhurst Wratten — Apache interpreter and friend, Part 1 | Vision
Have you ever come across the name George Medhurst Ratten when reading about the history of the Chiricahua Apaches in the late 19th century? I had never heard of him or read his name until I stumbled upon a passage from “Indeh: An Apache Odyssey.” (Vision Editor: This book is famous among historians because it […]
Show Low father and son prepare veterans tribute Christmas Display | Apache County
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Shooting on White Mountain Apache tribal land leaves one man dead and his brother badly hurt
Deadly White River shooting leaves family devastated A curfew was imposed on tribal lands after a shooting that killed one man and seriously injured the man’s brother. The suspect was subsequently arrested. FOX 10’s Stephanie Bennett spoke with the victim’s sister. White River, Arizona – A man has been killed and another injured in a […]
Telling the story of the Apache Wars
Visiting Fort Bowie National Historic Site in southeastern Arizona takes some effort. It’s a long drive into Cochise County, the last mile of dirt roads. A 1.5-mile hike then continues to reach the fort ruins. Still, it will soon be a day to remember. Located on the Apache Pass that separates the Chiricahua and Dos […]
