ARCHIVES -
Past issues will stay online here for research. Note: Hi res files take a minute to download

• Sept 2007 First Full Print Issue at Wild Western Festival

• Nov 2007 Grand Canyon West

• Jan 2008 Tombstone - Southern Arizona Issue

• March 2008 Cave Creek - Central Arizona Issue

• May 2008 Payson Issue - Northeast Arizona Issue

• July 2008 Prescott issue - Northwest Arizona Issue

• September 2008 Flagstaff, Sedona, Williams issue- Northern Arizona Issue DEADLINE September 1st

• November 2008 Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix Issue - Central Arizona Issue DEADLINE November 1st

• Plans are to go monthly in 2009!

• January 2009

• February 2009

• March 2009 last printed issue of the Wild West Gazette Online only

Festivals and Events WWG has attended

Complete WWG Photo Story Book (File large 8mg)

• Wild Western Festival September 2007
• Back to School Auction September 2007
• Pioneer Western Nights October 2007
• Wild West Days Cave Creek AZ November 2007
• Tombstone December 2007
• Grand Canyon West Hualapai Ranch January 2008
• Fiesta Days Cave Creek April 2008
• Pistol Packin' Paula Benefit Bison Museum April 2008
• Jim Martin Fast Draw Invitational May 2008
• Pioneer Fast Draw May 2008

Articles Index -

Alchesay National Fish Hatchery  Apr 07

Alchesay, William Hart : A Forgotten Part of Arizona History by Lee Sharpe Apr 07

Arizona Rough Riders from the Marguerite Noble Collection May07

Clayborne, William Floyd "Billy"  by Shari Jo Apr 07

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Press Release Index

Arizona Rough Riders www.azstateparks.com  Arizona State Parks May 07

Chandler Museum www.chandlermuseum.org May 07

Gilbert Museum www.gilbertmuseum.com May 07

The “Old West” is entwined in our lives today as sure as a roped calf pulls the rope tight to the horn when lassoed.  

We tell the truth and tale of life in territorial western America, the West, and Arizona Territory through the exploits of early settlers. Most of the people of the west were hard working and dedicated. A few flamboyant individuals have grabbed the limelight, as is done today. Some of these are the Jessie James, William Bonney, Doc Holliday, and Wyatt Earp etc… the flamboyant are included, but the dedicated are our focus.

 WWG attempts to separate fact from fiction, truth from tale, and identify the bold face lie. We are utilizing museums, Territorial era papers, family records, books of the old west and even grave sites in separating fact from tall tale.

 The average life in early western America was fraught with danger. We will show some of the hardships endured, Indian attacks, disease, long journeys through  the desert, drought, rustler attacks, range wars, and any other pestilence we can find. Political events skewed history in the portrayal of peoples. We present facts and allow you, the reader, to form your opinion. 

There are many events, sites, and museums available for hunting treasures of the “Old West.” Our staff has searched out these gems of antiquity dedicated to the topics of the day and we present them to you for your reading enjoyment.

 Each month a different region of Arizona, or other western areas, will be featured. As a featured site we intend to help you in deciding your goal in locating your event of choice.  

We are published monthly on the web as www.wildwestgazette.com. This is a dynamic publication; therefore the site will be updated on a regular basis within the month.

If you have any comments, suggestions, criticism, or care to provide input to the site and/or paper please contact us at info@wildwestgazette.com .

 Thank you for your interest in Wild West Gazette. The staff is looking forward to providing you a fun filled readership for a long time to come.