City begins Midtown transportation study
The city of Phoenix began a four-stage Midtown Core Transportation Study in May to look at how...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
On the Town in June
The arrival of summer in the Valley brings another round of free First Friday events, live local...
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From the Editor: June 2026
Hello, North Central neighbors! It is estimated that the world generates 92 million metric tons of...
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Roman Roads seeks historic preservation
Already recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, Roman Roads is now seeking...
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From the Editor: May 2026
Hello, North Central neighbors! Writing this month’s cover story, I learned a lot about the...
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On the Town in May
From live local and touring bands, symphony, ballet and theater performances, to cultural...
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Mural celebrates rich cultural history
At an April 1 community event, residents in the Washington Park neighborhood gathered to celebrate...
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From the Editor: April 2026
During some recent reorganizing, I found a drawing my son made in 2007. It depicted Earth and...
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On the Town in April
April is here and the Valley’s entertainment venues have you covered with things to do throughout...
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New fire station coming to Sunnyslope
Fire Station No. 7 is the busiest station not just in Phoenix, but in the entire state, responding...
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Tree project brings neighborhood together
Whether it is planting trees for shade and beautification or tackling issues with broader...
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Light rail decision will impact North Central
With a 7-2 vote on Jan. 27, the Phoenix City Council chose to re-evaluate high-capacity transit...
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