Collaboration helps robotics team find its way
Kevin and Lauren Locker were looking for a volunteer opportunity where they could lend their...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
PMPC puts civic stewardship into action
The Greater Phoenix area wouldn’t be known as the Valley of the Sun without the natural mountain...
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Brasserie opens in former Belly spot
A new concept, Brasserie Melrose, opened in early December at 4971 N. 7th Ave. after Belly Kitchen...
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On the Town in February
Love is in the air, and residents of all ages will find dozens of ways to engage with the arts...
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From the Editor: February 2026
As I write this, I am still reflecting on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., whose birthday was...
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From indifference toward collective care
The Norton Vista Neighborhood Association brings neighbors together for events – like this personal protection workshop, movies in the park and the annual 13th Street Trick-or-Treat – that help create a safer, stronger and healthier community.
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Light rail decision goes to council
At its Dec. 17 meeting, the City of Phoenix Transportation, Infrastructure and Planning...
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On the Town in January
Along with a new year comes new opportunities to get out of the house and explore the excellent...
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From the Editor: January 2026
Happy New Year, North Central neighbors! As we enter 2026, our cover stories are both looking back...
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Sunnyslope business owners give back
On a bright morning in early December, a handful of Sunnyslope business owners gathered at 3A...
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Preserving a library and a legacy
Tucked back in a modest Sunnyslope neighborhood sits an equally modest-looking building. Designed...
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Montebello rezoning moves on to council
The city of Phoenix cleared another hurdle in its quest to redevelop the city-owned park and ride...
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