City addresses rise in unsheltered population
Summer is here in full force, and along with the reports of record high numbers, there was another...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
Melrose neighbors build community
On a Friday evening in June, neighbors in the Melrose District had gathered at the Shops of...
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Iconic Pruitt’s property sold
Cashen Realty Advisors announced in April the sale of the Pruitt’s Furniture retail property,...
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Community celebrates ¡Sombra!
Shade – it is a crucial factor when it comes to helping Phoenix residents cope with the city’s...
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Another study set for reverse lanes issue
Obsolete, dangerous, distracting, confusing, misguided, wrong, chaotic, damaging and harmful to...
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On the Town in June
With summer on the horizon, there is no better time to step into Valley clubs, museums, gardens...
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From the Editor: June 2025
Hello, North Central neighbors! This month, we take a look at the ongoing debate over whether it...
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‘Whatever music you are into, you can probably find it at Rebel’
On May 1, The Rebel Lounge kicked off a month-long 10-year anniversary celebration with...
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Dunlap Park and Ride plan in the works
At an April 8 meeting, the city of Phoenix laid out its vision for the future redevelopment of the...
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Serving the community, one book at a time
Mary Ann Ramirez fell in love with books at an early age and she has been sharing that love with...
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On the Town in May
From live music, dance, theater and symphony performances to film events, free family-friendly...
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From the Editor: May 2025
Hello, North Central neighbors! In these fractious times, I wanted to offer a small ray of light...
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