Phoenix
Phoenix is the capital of the southwestern U. S. state of Arizona. Known for its year-round sun and warm temperatures, it anchors a sprawling, multicity metropolitan area known as the Valley of the Sun. It's known for high-end spa resorts, Jack Nicklaus–designed golf courses and vibrant nightclubs. Other highlights include the Desert Botanical Garden, displaying cacti and numerous native plants.
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Vera Gregović
Actress
Delores Wells
American model
Charles Loloma
American artist
Michael Marin
American financier
Long John Hunter
American guitarist
Dyke Arlester Christian
Musical artist
Harry K. Newburn
Magnus von Braun
German chemical engineer
June Miller
Dancer ‧ Henry Miller's ex-wife
Clarence King
American geologist
Danny Frisella
Baseball player
Winnie Ruth Judd
Medical secretary
Paul Harvey
American radio broadcaster
Karl Eller
American businessman
Ernesto Miranda
Bartlett Cormack
American playwright
Ray Wietecha
American football coach
Wesley Bolin
Former Secretary of State of Arizona
Clifton Reginald Wharton, Sr.
Former United States Ambassador to Norway
Mit Simms
Sidney Preston Osborn
Former Governor of Arizona
Ernest McFarland
Former American senator
Rick Riccardo
Actor
Twyla Herbert
American songwriter
Frederick Augustus Tritle
American Politician
Richard Elihu Sloan
American jurist
Myron H. McCord
American Politician
Joseph Henry Kibbey
American attorney
Lester Levenson
Author
Hot Rod Hundley
American professional basketball player
Robert Trias
Karateka
Darrel Akerfelds
Baseball coach
Drusilla Dunjee Houston
American writer
Ame Deal
Rod Beck
Baseball player
Jim Kjelgaard
American author
Johnny Bulla
American professional golfer
Dutch Ruether
American baseball player
Prince Ital Joe
Musical artist
Norman Hilberry
Damon Intrabartolo
American composer
Theresa Wallach
Author
George W. P. Hunt
Former Governor of Arizona
Rawghlie Clement Stanford
Former Governor of Arizona
Robert Taylor Jones
Former Governor of Arizona
Paul Fannin
Former Governor of Arizona
Benjamin Joseph Franklin
U. S. representative
