Get children swim-ready for summer
AquaTots swim instructor Nicolas Veaco works with student Ben B., age 7, on his side stroke during a swim lesson.
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Author: Teri Carnicelli
City works to abate issues on 19th Ave.
More than 60 residents and neighborhood representatives turned out for a meeting last month hosted...
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Local authors stay focused on children
A great book is more than just a way to escape into another world. It’s a step up for a child’s...
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Stark, DeRose vie for council seat
Phoenix’s District 3 residents have the opportunity to decide who will best represent them in a special election set for Mar. 14.
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Sharing a love of all kinds of shoes
When Jackson’s parents asked him to think about a charitable project, Jackson knew it would have to involve shoes.
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Site on 7th Street set for redevelopment
Two high-profile commercial redevelopment projects may be coming to North Central Phoenix this...
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Friends, family help local man mark 100 years
A house filled with family, friends and food is exactly how North Central resident Ralph Clark...
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Former Sunnyslope teacher is now a doctor
Sunnyslope High graduate and English teacher Yarden Tahan has come home again. But this time it’s...
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Church pulls request for zoning change
It’s been a rough road for officials at North Phoenix Baptist Church, 5757 N. Central Ave., whose...
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City is part of effort to launch little libraries
It looks like a child’s dollhouse, except that instead of furniture and little dolls in the...
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Dist. 3 council seat up for grabs in Nov.
The city of Phoenix will hold a special election Nov. 8 to select a permanent council member to...
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Get hands-on with vintage technologies
A 1901 bungalow, known as the Stevens House, will open to the public Oct. 1 as a makerspace in Heritage Square.
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