On the Town in August
This month offers dozens of opportunities for residents to cool off, chill out and explore the...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
From the Editor: August 2026
Nothing is constant except change – a trite observation, perhaps, but one that has been rattling...
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A successful school year starts now
As a new school year gets underway, Lindsay Murray is not only getting her own children geared up...
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Making the case for historic preservation
Sunnyslope’s Acacia Library represents more than just a place to check out books and media. To the...
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Preservation cases head to planning
At its June 15 meeting, the Historic Preservation Commission unanimously recommended two North...
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New ‘third space’ focuses on fitness
After construction and permitting delays slowed its completion, The Beau Collective is finally set...
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On the Town in July
It’s hot outside, but the Valley’s venues, museums and gardens have you covered with cool things...
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From the Editor: July 2026
As America prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding, I am reflecting on the...
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Urban farm inches closer to fruition
A plan to convert 4.5 acres of Los Olivos Park into an urban working farm – complete with a...
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Park-and-ride site set for redevelopment
With no discussion, the Economic Development and Arts Subcommittee of the Phoenix City Council on...
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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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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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