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This week in City of Phoenix history: Noteworthy events that shaped our past (June 30-July 6)

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Brandel Chamblee Golfer | X

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This week in City of Phoenix history.

July 2, 1962: Birth of Brandel Eugene Chamblee

Born on July 2, 1962, in St. Louis, Missouri, Brandel Eugene Chamblee transitioned from professional golfing to becoming a prominent figure in sports commentary and writing. Noteworthy for his achievements on the golf course, he later leveraged his expertise to engage audiences through insightful analysis and articulate writing. Chamblee maintains a connection to Phoenix, AZ, where his presence in the golfing community remains significant. Through his multifaceted career, he continues to contribute to the sport's discourse while serving as a notable representative of the Phoenix golf scene.

Born July 3, 1947, Phoenix artist, printmaker, and educator

Linda J. Lomahaftewa, born in Phoenix, Arizona on July 3, 1947, is a notable figure known for her contributions as a Hopi and Choctaw printmaker, painter, and educator. Throughout her career, Lomahaftewa has actively engaged in the artistic and educational spheres, showcasing her talents in printmaking and painting while also imparting knowledge to future artists through her role as an educator. Her work not only reflects her cultural heritage but also resonates within the local and broader artistic communities, particularly in Phoenix, where she was born. Lomahaftewa's commitment to both her craft and the dissemination of artistic knowledge has left a lasting impact on the artistic landscape of Phoenix, Arizona.

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