Abrazo to host April 6 hiring event
Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital will hold a hiring fair for clinical and support positions from noon...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
Sweet Shar Pei mix is looking for a home
Ryker is an adorable Shar Pei mix that was originally brought to the Arizona Humane Society (AHS)...
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From the Editor
Hello, North Central Neighbors! On the cover this month, we take a deeper look at some of the...
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Inspiring the next generation of musicians
Washington High School (WHS) senior Jonathan Blanco discovered a love of music in seventh grade....
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Start with engagement for lasting solutions
As the fastest growing major city in the U.S., Phoenix has definitely experienced its share of growing pains.
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Beloved busboy celebrates 44 years on the job
The Denny’s at Camelback and 7th Street also has been a mainstay in Phoenix, and so has employee Barney Mullen, who has worked there since 1978.
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Phoenix to hold FY 2022–23 budget hearings — community input sought
The City of Phoenix Trial Budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022–23, proposed by Phoenix City Manager...
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Three Sundays of fun at Uptown Plaza
In April, Uptown Plaza invites the community to three family-friendly events — from movies in the...
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Scheduled closures or restrictions along Phoenix-area freeways, March 25–28
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) freeway closures or restrictions are...
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Sunrise service resumes at Steele Indian School Park
After a two-year hiatus, the United Methodists’ Easter Sunrise Service returns to Steele Indian...
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Diaspora Showcase Africa presents ‘Koras and Guitars’ April 16
Showing at the Mesa Arts Center’s Nesbitt-Elliott Playhouse, the 19th Diaspora Showcase...
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Optum hosts job fair March 30
Optum Arizona will host a job fair Wednesday, March 30, from noon to 6 p.m. at its Optum Central...
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