Kathryn M. Miller

‘One has to garden’

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Apr 2, 2023 | Community

The Garden Guys, Dan and Michael, enjoy spending time in the “nursery,” their plant propagation...

From the Editor: April 2023

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Apr 1, 2023 | Community, From the editor

This month, in honor of Earth Day, April 22, we are focusing on ways to live a more sustainable...

Funding sought for Cold War monument

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Apr 1, 2023 | Features

A dismantled section of the USS Phoenix awaits its final destiny as part of a Cold War Monument at Steele Indian School Park (photo by Kathryn M. Miller).

Talking trash in the city of Phoenix

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Apr 1, 2023 | Features

Employees at the pre-sort line remove anything that is not recyclable or that may damage or get tangled in the sorting equipment.

Preserving the past for the future

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 12, 2023 | Community

Stepping over the threshold and into the ‘40s House, as it is called by the Sunnyslope Historical...

Music venue celebrates anniversary, reopening

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 5, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment

In February, Fiddler’s Dream celebrated its 36th anniversary with a grand reopening weekend. The...

On the Town in March

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 2, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment

It feels like spring in the Valley — the perfect time for outdoor music festivals, live local...

From the Editor: March 2023

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Community, From the editor

Hello, North Central Neighbors! Spring is historically a time of new beginnings, and that is true...

Building community, one skateboard at a time

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Features

Hundreds of residents, both young and old, who live in the area around Solano Park will soon have a skate plaza to call their own (photo courtesy of Cowtown SKATE).

19North shifts focus to Metrocenter

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Features

The latest rendering for the reimagined Metrocenter Mall area shows dense multi-family housing and public amenities (photo courtesy of Concord Wilshire).