Bike path scheduled to reopen this month
According to the City of Phoenix Drought Pipeline Project team’s May 5 update newsletter, the...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
On the Town in May
This month, explore homegrown theater, Mother’s Day offerings, live local and national music acts,...
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Murals bloom in North Central
We’ve likely all heard the saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” but in two North Central...
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From the Editor: May 2023
Hello, North Central Neighbors! For this month’s cover stories, I spoke with our Parks Department...
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‘We can’t be OK with it … we can do better’
How do you measure the greatness of a city? Some would say that the vibrancy of its downtown area...
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Demolition, farewell set for Metrocenter
In April, the Metro District Community Collaboration announced that William Olson, senior...
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Renovation in the works for North Mountain Park
While the City of Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department has been putting the finishing touches...
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Multifamily residential moves forward
At its March 15 meeting, the North Mountain Village Planning Committee approved a change to the...
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Residential, new tenants set for Christown
Big changes have been in the works for Christown Spectrum mall since its owner, Christown 1755,...
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‘One has to garden’
The Garden Guys, Dan and Michael, enjoy spending time in the “nursery,” their plant propagation...
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From the Editor: April 2023
This month, in honor of Earth Day, April 22, we are focusing on ways to live a more sustainable...
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Funding sought for Cold War monument
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).
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