Loma Linda dancers bloom in ballet classes
A partnership between Loma Linda Elementary and North Central-based dance company, Convergence...
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Author: Teri Carnicelli
Demolition permit hearing on hold–again
A city of Phoenix zoning officer was scheduled to hear a request to overturn the denial of a...
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Ballot props involve millions of dollars
Phoenix residents will be asked to vote on two ballot propositions on Aug. 27, each of which will...
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Nonprofits answer call for affordable housing
When Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego gave her first State of the City address last month, she...
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Another July, another round of tax increases
Phoenicians have two things to not look forward to come July 1: the rising heat, and the rising...
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Hearing for home demo moved to July
EDITOR’S NOTE: SEE CORRECT HEARING DATE/TIME BELOW. The owners of a home built in 1926 and...
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Four restaurants close on 7th Street
The overabundance of restaurants that line both sides of 7th Street between the two “M’s”—Maryland...
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New volunteer group already tackles projects
On a fast-warming morning in late April, a group of volunteers armed with stencils and paint...
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Demo permit fight heads to zoning hearing
UPDATE: The hearing has been rescheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 26 in Phoenix City Hall....
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Thirty years–and still going strong
Even though his father, Gene, won’t be there to see it, Scott Snyder, co-founder of Scott’s...
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Neighbors oppose demolition of 1918 home
The city of Phoenix’s Historical Preservation Commission is exploring what options it has to save...
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‘Big Daddy’ is back, and so is his menu
After more than 30 years in the restaurant and bar business, Dave Smith was ready for retirement....
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