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...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
The more you give, the more you get back
For the past two summers, Sunnyslope High School senior Fanny Salgado has volunteered at the...
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The stage is set for Midtown Players
Phoenix’s Midtown Neighborhood Association is putting the call out for residents to get involved...
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Phoenix-area freeway restrictions this weekend, Aug. 5–8
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) reports these scheduled closures or restrictions...
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From the Editor: August 2022
Hello, North Central Neighbors! August is back-to-school time in the Valley. This month’s cover...
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Royale family coming to Melrose
The team of Mark Howard and Rocco Menaguale are bringing a new, dynamic collective of businesses...
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‘We just have to be there for each other’
As a new school year gets underway, many students are excited to be back in classrooms and among their peers. For others, however, back-to-school can bring with it anxiety, and even dread.
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Market shifts toward needed cooldown
In June, the Phoenix real estate market saw a big shift that signaled a cooling trend and as we...
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Neighborhood group urges involvement
There is a newly reorganized neighborhood association in the North Central corridor, and they are...
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Pest control company is a family affair
What began more than 40 years ago with an interest in do-it-yourself pest control has grown from...
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Going strong after 45 years of burgers
One hundred-twenty pounds of mesquite wood charcoal a day, a handful of dedicated employees and a...
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From the Editor: July 2022
Hello, North Central Neighbors! The summer months in Phoenix are always a good time to take things...
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