Dogtopia will mark 20 years, 200th location
For many people, their dogs are more than just pets; they are family. Sometimes, though, furry...
Read More
Author: Kathryn M. Miller
From the Editor: September 2022
Hello, North Central Neighbors! Despite a waterlogged August monsoon, water continues to be a...
Read More
Carrying the torch and keeping the blues alive
Chicago blues harmonica musician, North Central Phoenix club owner and radio host Bob Corritore has been helping keep blues music alive in the Valley, and beyond, since his arrival in 1981 (photo by Dave Blake).
Read More
In Phoenix, water is a ‘forever business’
Water is life, especially in the desert, and for a growing city like Phoenix long-range planning...
Read More
Award-winning debut feature film to screen at Orpheum
Gabriele Fabbro’s first feature film, “The Grand Bolero,” will screen Sept. 4 at the historic...
Read More
Escape the everyday at Century Grand
Launched in 2019 by the team at Barter & Shake, Century Grand houses three...
Read More
Residents encouraged to adopt as County animal shelters reach capacity
Today, Maricopa County Animal Care and Control announced that its shelters are at capacity and it...
Read More
The more you give, the more you get back
For the past two summers, Sunnyslope High School senior Fanny Salgado has volunteered at the...
Read More
The stage is set for Midtown Players
Phoenix’s Midtown Neighborhood Association is putting the call out for residents to get involved...
Read More
Phoenix-area freeway restrictions this weekend, Aug. 5–8
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) reports these scheduled closures or restrictions...
Read More
From the Editor: August 2022
Hello, North Central Neighbors! August is back-to-school time in the Valley. This month’s cover...
Read More
Royale family coming to Melrose
The team of Mark Howard and Rocco Menaguale are bringing a new, dynamic collective of businesses...
Read MoreRead this month’s issue
