Living organic in the Valley since 1982
New parents, allergy sufferers, people with lung transplants and consumers looking for healthier...
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Author: Trudy Thompson Shumaker
Merchants focus on old-fashioned service
Local merchants Travis Anglin, Danielle Sittu and Julia Winter are neighbors in a shopping plaza...
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The ‘Cheers’ for fishing enthusiasts
It’s got the feel of Cheers, but instead of Boston’s cast of neighborhood characters, Phoenix...
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The ‘go-to’ for Phoenix musicians since 1952
Steve Adams has shopped at Central Music since he was seven years old. Now that he is 71, he still...
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Perfect vision takes a ‘Village’
Bob Royden is easy to spot in a crowd. He’s the guy with the coolest glasses in the room. See...
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Stitching and sharing at needlework shop
Whether their fingers are nimble or a bit awkward, the stitchers who gather around the “stitching...
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John C. Lincoln celebrates 70 years
Helen Lincoln was a survivor. And wise. And a maverick. And she got stuff done. Just drive over to...
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Who doesn’t love the Veteran’s Day parade?
They are a tradition in North Central Phoenix: parades are a way to gather and mark special...
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Blood donors are their heroes
Pamela White’s three-year-old daughter, Victoria, was sick – very, very sick – with stage 4 cancer...
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Local company brings gloves back to life
A conversation with a certain North Central native will change the way you look at baseball...
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Pediatric drownings … what can we learn?
They don’t talk about it much. But the stories are there. Just under the surface. Painful and sad....
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Local success starts with small steps
This is what “local” looks like, clockwise from top left: Bookmans Entertainment Exchange, Monsoon...
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