'There's a Light at the End of the Tunnel'

Wednesday's presentation of the Miami Hardscrabble series is called “There’s a light at the end of the tunnel.” Geologist Wolfgang Mueller will talk about historical lighting landmarks, especially the lighting of the Globe and Miami copper mines.

The Miami Hardscrabble series is presented the second Wednesday of each month at the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum. It’s free and it starts at 7:00.

Hardscrabble Series Presents History of Roosevelt Dam

The 100th anniversary of the Theodore Roosevelt Dam is being celebrated this month. Tonight (Wednesday) the Miami Hardscrabble Series presents Richard Powers, speaking on the history of Roosevelt Dam. The presentation starts at 7:00 at the Miami Library.

Powers is a local author and historian. He was involved with the renovation of the dam and reconstruction of Apache Trail while working for the Department of Transportation.

Miami Hardscrabble Series Talk Wednesday Night

Author Jack San Felice is the speaker tomorrow night (Wednesday) at the Miami Library as part of the Miami Hardscrabble series.

San Felice is the author of the new book “Superstition Cowboys,” which is about the first cowboys and their women who pioneered in harsh desert mountain country.

The presentation begins at 7:00.

'Finding Your Ancestors'

Tomorrow’s Second Wednesday event is a program on how to use the Internet to find information about your relatives and ancestors. The program is free. It starts at 7:00 at the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum.

Next Second Wednesday Program is on November 10

“Finding Your Ancestors” will be the topic of the Second Wednesday program next Wednesday, November 10, at the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum. Lynne Perry will give a presentation on how to search out your relatives. The emphasis will be on using the Internet. The program is free to the public.