Engage in the planning process
In 2020, the City of Phoenix was awarded a $1 million Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Planning...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
Dojo fosters enduring relationships
Pictured, R-L, are Bobby and Joe Quihuis, instructors and members of the Arizona JKA board, and Art and Lyn Weiner, members of the dojo since the 70s (photo by Kathryn M. Miller).
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On the Town in February
Celebrate a love of the arts with live, local music and theater performances, family-friendly...
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From the Editor: February 2024
Hello, North Central neighbors! For this month’s cover stories, we highlight five amazing North...
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Transforming the city, one neighborhood at a time
North Central Phoenix’s neighborhoods, and the challenges facing them, are as unique as the...
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From the Editor: January 2024
Happy New Year, North Central neighbors! Like many of you, as 2024 rolls in, we are taking a...
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Community ‘mainstay’ celebrates 50 years
The city of Phoenix’s Century Library, located on Highland Avenue just east of State Route 51,...
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On the Town in January
Celebrate the arts in the new year with live, local music and theater performances, national...
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City prepares for General Plan vote
As the city of Phoenix moves closer to finalizing its 2025 General Plan Update, the Planning and...
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Saving a streetcar named Phoenix
Car #116 is waiting to be moved to its permanent location, where it can continue to tell the story...
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Holiday help available for families in need
While the swirl of holiday activity can be exciting for many families, for others it is a time of...
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From the Editor: December 2023
Hello, North Central Neighbors! December has arrived and with it the hustle and bustle of the...
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