Veterans recognized with several events, free stuff
A variety of events are planned in Phoenix this month to honor veterans, in recognition of Veterans Day. Many are free and all are open to..
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See how others raise urban chicks
Tour de Coops, started in 2009, is a self-guided backyard chicken coop tour in Phoenix. The tour is organized by the Valley Permaculture..
Workshop to counter stress of digital age
Desert Song Healing Arts Center has designed a workshop to explore ways to help overcome the collateral damage to the human soul of the..
Ways to help this holiday season
As the economy continues to right itself, many Valley families are still struggling to make ends meet. North Central residents who want to..
The Rubber Band entertains for charity
Phoenix Rotary 100 brings cheer and laughter to Central Phoenix businesses during the holiday when its 25 member motley crew, the Rubber..
Smelly Dog offers deal to mark birthday
Smelly Dog modern dog market and wash house is celebrating 10 years of helping Valley pet owners keep their pups clean, healthy, and happy...
Wine Bible author visits with two events
James Beard Award-winner Karen MacNeil brings the revised version of her globally popular book, “The Wine Bible,” to Phoenix this month..
Office property changes hands
Arizona-based East Missouri LLC has purchased the East Missouri Office Buildings for $10.4 million. Cushman & Wakefield’s Capital..
Green Planet fest boasts eco-friendly
Experience a variety of products from food, fashion and health, to energy, construction and design at the Green Planet Festival, 11 a.m.-6..
Midtown parcel sold for $3 million
Ironline Partners recently purchased 1.98 acres of land at the northeast corner of Central and Columbus Avenues for $3 million. Vice..
Tuning up your breath and core
Is your breath nourishing or depleting you? Find out with “Nourish Yourself With Breath” with Lisa Perry, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Saturday Nov...
Free workshop on earth-friendly yards
The city of Phoenix Water Services Department hosts a free workshop 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12 at the Saguaro Library, 2808 N. 46th St...
Pilates studio marks anniversary with party
Time flies when you do what you love, especially when what you do helps transform lives for the better. That’s why Lifestyle Pilates is..
Lieb noted for sales in 2014
Bobby Lieb of HomeSmart Realty was named the No. 1 agent in the Phoenix Business Journal’s Residential Real Estate Agents list for 2014...
Immune system can detect cancer
The monthly Cancer Support Group offers support for patients, families and community members dealing with all types of cancers. The next..
Free program on bee keeping
Central Village presents Everything You Wanted to Know About Bee Keeping, 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7. Dick Krause will discuss backyard urban..
Free tips on cooking healthy for holidays
Healthy holiday cooking is the focus of a free class set for 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 at Abrazo Central Campus (formerly Phoenix Baptist..
Annual farmers market returns to RWW
Purchase lunch items, seasonal crafts, baked goods, homemade dips and salsas, and fresh produce at the annual Rehab Without Walls (RWW)..
Hilton team members volunteer at food bank
In celebration of Hilton Worldwide’s annual Global Month of Service, throughout October, more than 115 volunteers from eight Phoenix-area..
Free event to help review healthcare
Abrazo Community Health Network will provide free assistance to Arizonans to help them enroll in affordable health insurance coverage...
Free online module helps train businesses
The Home Instead Senior Care office serving Greater Phoenix has launched a new campaign designed to make the community more Alzheimer’s..
Breast cancer fight a team effort for G&K
Colleen Bergsten has worked for Gallagher & Kennedy law firm for 25 years and has been battling breast cancer for 21 of those years...
Festival of Arts returns to Herberger
The sixth-annual Herberger Theater Festival of the Arts returns to downtown Phoenix 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Herberger..
Vet celebrates 20 years in North Central
Hillary Frank grew up on a small urban farm in North Central Phoenix, where she learned to care for a variety of animals—horses, sheep,..
