Arizona Days and Ways

Also known as The Arizona Republic Magazine, or just The Republic Magazine, Arizona Days and Ways was an insert in the Sunday edition of the Arizona Republic from 1953 to the 1990s. It included community-related information, such as articles about local students, photos of community members, and advertisements for local businesses. Articles also covered historical events and people of Arizona, local artists and businesspeople, and coverage of current events, such as parades, fairs, and spring training. The February 11, 1962 issue was a massive 564-page Fiftieth Anniversary issue, celebrating the years since Arizona achieved statehood.

The University of Arizona has an index of Arizona Days and Ways, which can be found here, in addition to one created by the Arizona Department of Library and Archives in 1968, located below.

For a detailed history of the Arizona Republic's first 100 years, read All the Time a Newspaper by Earl Zarbin.

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