Clarkdale

And some of them are very legitimate people.

Even people that lived locally in Cottonwood or Clarkdale or Sedona.

Hold that thought.

We're going to carry this conversation into the third hour.

Different type of metallics, metals, things like that.

And what are they mining in the...

Clarkdale, Jerome, what's their number one product out there? Copper.

Yeah.

On one of those fun road trip adventures, she met her husband Charles Bud Sanger and the two were married in 1956, settling on a 43-acre property outside of Golden, Colorado, for years to come.

A talented jewelry artist, seamstress and cook, Sanger and her husband eventually moved to Clarkdale in 1980 where they built their dream home.

It was there she set roots down the In the Verde Valley community and began volunteering with local organizations like the Elks Club, the Humane Society, and was part of a local library board.

After Bud's passing in 2001, Dallas relocated to Sedona where she continued to volunteer various organizations, including VVS and their Twice Nice Thrifteak.

also former guests of this show.

All the information on those shows and his upcoming shows, also Whiskey River Tavern on October 17th, the 1012 Lounge in Clarkdale, back at the Whiskey River in November on the 14th.

And you can download and listen to some music there.

Buy his record on vinyl and T-shirts.

And- And the grandkids there serving you, and it's just, just a lovely energy.

So then we went to the Copper Museum, and that's in Clarkdale.

And it's, it's... talks about the copper companies and the smelters, but just an enormous number of antiques and really amazing copper products, and how copper is used and how, you know, even lots of history about how many...

It's a beautiful building, and they're about to put in another bigger one.

Uh, our seven locations, uh, spread all across the east and west valley.

We have centers in Sedona, Clarkdale, over in Prescott Valley, um, Chino Valley.

We have a housing solution down the street from our Prescott location as well as our CTEC location.

What's a housing solution?

Evidently, there's Verde River quicksand.

A few spots in the Verde River outside of Sedona and Clarkdale that have quicksand.

I want to see this.

It says you sink directly up to your chest if you step in.

Well,

Yavapai, Cottonwood, Cornville, Clarkdale, Camp Verde, who used to be represented by yours truly, Wendy Rogers.

And I know that Big Talker reaches into Prescott, too.

All of you do need to understand what Jeff is saying, which is it is a cumulative aggregate statewide that you need to contribute to.