Budget goes to city council
At the April 11 Council District 3 budget hearing, a packed room of residents broke down their...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
True Few makes new home above Bethany
When the pandemic forced the closure of her business in early 2020, Laura Mittendorf’s True Few...
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From the Editor: May 2024
Hello, North Central neighbors! May brings with it warmer weather and summer vacation – the...
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After all these years, ‘These are still my kids’
It was the fall of 1963 when, unbeknownst to them, a group of top-of-their-class fourth-graders...
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Get to know your local librarians
In 2023, the Phoenix Public Library system celebrated 125 years of serving residents. The...
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On the Town in May
Summer is just around the corner and May offers the perfect opportunity to get out and explore the...
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Savings maven launches podcast
Many residents still remember Daphne Munro for her upbeat television segments, but more recently,...
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On the Town in April
Explore the artistic side of Phoenix this month with live, local music, dance and theater...
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From the Editor: April 2024
Hello, North Central neighbors! As the seasons transition, there are a number of transitions of...
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As one door closes, another one opens
It was a busy day at the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) Sunnyslope Campus Feb. 20, as staff prepared...
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Sunnyslope staple closes after 30 years
It was a good run, but after 30 years and thousands upon thousands of from-scratch baked goods...
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Metrocenter demolition projected for late 2024
Redevelopment plans were announced in late 2021, the sale officially closed in January 2023, and...
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