Open houses set for GUHSD schools
In August, the Glendale Union High School District will welcome the return of 15,000 students for...
Read More
Month: August 2016
Pop-up Dinners finds a permanent home
Formerly Arizona Foodie Pop-up Dinners, Eatable has been introduced as the company’s new name to...
Read More
Central Kitchen hosts school supply drive
The Phoenix Ale Brewery Central Kitchen Central Kitchen, 5813 N. 7th St., and Huss Brewing Co. are...
Read More
Donate at AJ’s to save pets
As part of the Arizona Humane Society’s Summer to Save Lives Campaign, pet lovers who shop at AJ’s...
Read More
Dogs barred from trails during extreme temps
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board has taken steps to protect pets on city hiking trails...
Read More
Sunnyslope VFW Post bans smoking
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9400 in Sunnyslope has become the first Phoenix metro area VFW...
Read More
Bridge to Hope expands offerings
Festive balloons greeted guests, supporters and clients at The Bridge to Hope ministry, 1815 E....
Read More
Officer retires after 30 years on patrol
[btn]By Patty Talahongva[/btn] After 31 years, three months and six days on the job as an officer...
Read More
New technology offers protection
[btn]By Teri Carnicelli[/btn] Two new web-based businesses are aiming to protect your personal...
Read More
New group meets for service, friendship
The North Central Women’s League is a newly formed 501(c)(3) organization whose goal is to service...
Read More
Irvine receives tax award
Patrick Irvine, a director in Fennemore Craig’s Phoenix office, received the 2016 Henry Tom...
Read More
Desert living doesn’t deter crew teams
Brophy and Xavier College Preparatory’s crew teams have never let the challenges of living in a...
Read MoreRead this month’s issue
Piper Trust
Art Show
