Knix: The Buck Owens Years

Imagine a radio station so successful that an entire nationwide music industry admired, celebrated and honored it as a "benchmark" of excellence for all other broadcasters to emulate. Imagine a radio station that countless air personalities set career goals to work at and never wanted to leave? A station so intimate that dedicated listeners become emotional with memories of their favorite air talent making a difference in their lives and made to feel like "family." An award-winning station committed to its community. A ratings juggernaut that was number one for over a decade. And a place where aspiring country singers who became BIG stars knew they had "made it" when their music was added to its playlist! KNIX-FM in Phoenix, Arizona is that station. Country music Hall of Famer BUCK OWENS purchased the station in 1968 and owned it for nearly 31 years. So many great stories, so many lasting memories. Former Air talent and Program Director R.J. Curtis once said, "Getting a job at KNIX was like winning a Rhodes scholarship, no matter where you were after that you could arguably say that you worked at the finest Country radio station in America."

Jim West

Many Seasons Press

Two ranchers are found murdered on a ranch in a remote area in Southern Arizona. Their bodies are discovered by Jake French, a low-key cowboy who works on one of the ranches. The array of ranch owners, employees and local characters, in addition to Jake's mysterious background, complicate the job for Sheriff Wayne Rogers to solve this double murder. Murder at the Joshua Tree is a complicated search for answers that throws law enforcement into a long pursuit to catch the people responsible for the murders, and ultimately decipher the mystery.

Murder at the Joshua Tree: A Desert Mystery

Literature & Fiction

McCoy, Ron

Genre Fiction

Blanco, the Little Donkey That Saved Christmas is teased and bullied by the other animals, he is considered strange or from another planet and even scary because if they get too close, they might become white as snow too! With legs too weak to carry burdens, the animals laugh at Blanco, for each one of them has an important task to do for the farmer, and now Blanco will not be able to do anything of worth. Blanco's mother is the only one who believes that someday her son will do something very important. 
Through Blanco's problems, children will come to understand how wrong it is to bully others. On Christmas Eve, everything will change for Blanco and children will experience excitement and a sense of power as he meets Santa Claus and the impossible becomes possible. Blanco's joyful brays will ring through the dark Christmas night, "Hee, Haw!" Hee, Haw!"

Blanco, The Little Donkey That Saved Christmas: Blanco, El burrito que salvó la Navidad

Children's Books

Pope Duarte, Stella

Holidays & Celebrations

Arts & Photography

West, Jim

Music

If you are ready to SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE, you will want to add GOAL SETTING and JOURNALING to your toolbox. This journal is a COMPANION to Simplify Your Life: 8 Simple Principles to Turn Your Chaos into Calm, but can be used as a stand-alone journal that is appropriate for ANYONE who loves gorgeous journals. This journal incorporates goal setting, a notes section, and ample journaling pages and makes a great gift for anyone wanting to achieve their goals.

Simplify Your Life Journal

Self-Help

Brundage, Andrea

Journal Writing

A Hydrogen Bomb Radiation Survivor, a Memoir, by Don Kelley who was an eye witness to the detonations of six Hydrogen bombs in the winter of 1954, during Operation Castle at the US Pacific Proving Ground.
Following Operation Castle, many military participants had mental problems called Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This book reveals a surviving method for people afflicted with this dreadful disorder. Most people experiencing PTSD have overpowering depression, anxiety, and horrible recurring bad dreams. Sometimes victims suffering from this mental calamity are shunned by society because they display improper behavior. Perhaps the biggest danger to the individual is separation from friends and being reluctant to make new ones. Friendships are essential in learning how to cope with mental anxiety.
Kelley’s hope is that his experience with this mental disorder will help others to cope.

A Hydrogen Bomb Radiation Survivor: A Memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Kelley, Don

Leaders & Notable People

Percy Goes West: Love and Adventures in Apache Junction, Arizona

Richard Curwin

Triumph Over Lung Disease is an inspiring, comprehensive guide for those with lung disease on how to move forward towards greater levels of independence, self-confidence and vitality. This is your opportunity to learn the secrets to better breathing and a better life. Discover your potential to improve by learning from the experiences of others like you. This is a toolkit, complete with proven strategies and information to help you overcome the obstacles of living with lung disease.

Triumph Over Lung Disease: How to Regain Breath and Vitality: Lessons Learned from Heroes

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Klingler, Marilyn

Exercise & Fitness

Metathesiophobia: Fear of Change

Sports & Outdoors

Yanez, Roger

Individual Sports

You've heard stories of angels bowling in heaven during a thunderstorm. This is the story of one dark and stormy night when Grace learns what really happens "ABOVE THE CLOUDS." From a dance party complete with a DJ and paparazzi capturing the fun, this book will help calm a child's fear of thunderstorms while creating an exciting new outlook on the different elements of a storm.

Above the Clouds: What Really Happens in Heaven During a Thunderstorm

Barton, Stephanie

Milon, Sue

Barton, Carley

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