The ROX Interview
Dennis Dugan: Raising Cows – The Journey from Wisconsin to Arizona
Interview by Brett Eisele – Winter 2016 In Memoriam In honor of Dennis Dugan's achievements and contributions to our community,...
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Coolidge Hall of Famer Jim Garrett Drives Community
Interview by Elaine Earle Born and raised in Coolidge, Jim Garrett left town to attend Arizona State University, met his...
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The ROX Interview: Plumbing the Depths of a Great Business Partnership
Born on a neighbor’s couch in Texas, Paula Leslie is the daughter of two Air Force veterans. Her family moved...
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Meet Car Funnyman Scott Lehman Up Close
by Blake Herzog Scott Lehman is the fast-talking, funny pitchman of Premier Auto Center’s unforgettable radio and TV commercials. But...
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The ROX Interview: Sen. TJ Shope
Interview by Bea Lueck GC LIVING: Welcome, Sen. Shope. Now, is that a strange title? It started as representative. TJ Shope: Yeah....
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Robert Miguel Chairman of the Ak-Chin Indian Community
by John Stapleton, Contributing Editor In a time before central air conditioning, before the casino, and when most of the...
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ROX Interview: James Smith
Economic Development Director, Pinal County Interview by Bea Lueck GC LIVING: So here with James Smith, the new Pinal County economic...
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ROX Interview: Kirby Chambliss
World Champion Aerobatic Pilot Interview by Bea Lueck GC LIVING: We’ll just start at the very beginning. You were born in...
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ROX Interview: Anthony Smith
President and CEO, Pinal Partnership Interview by Bea Lueck GC LIVING: Tell me where you were born and raised, and a...
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ROX Interview: Ron Fleming
Chairman/President/CEO, Global Water Resources Interview by Bea Lueck There is a quote often attributed to Mark Twain that goes, “Whiskey...
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Grande Living Magazine
New name! Golden Corridor LIVING is now Grande LIVING Magazine — The Voice of the Community.
2023 PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST — Here are some of the photo contest entries so far! Thank you to everyone who has submitted photos. The contest is open until July 15 and four winning entries will appear on the cover and as full-page photos in our fall photography contest issue. You can submit up to three photos taken by you, anywhere in Pinal County. It's free to enter and open to professional and amateur photographers. You don't have to reside in Pinal County; it's open to everyone! For contest rules and to submit photos, please go to www.grande-living.com/photocontest.