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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Connect with your neighbors in new year
Heading into 2025, we checked in with North Central neighborhood organizations to learn about...
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Metrocenter makes way for The Metropolitan
A rendering of The Metropolitan, the new development that will take shape at the site of the...
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Chorus uplifts for 96 years and counting
The story of the Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix is one of longevity and one of dedication – 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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Changes coming for light rail corridors
The City of Phoenix Planning and Development Department (Planning) spent October making the rounds...
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Art brings diverse communities together
The self-guided Sunnyslope Studio Tour returns for its seventh year Oct. 26-27 and residents are...
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Iconic ‘Olympus’ celebrates 60 years
An example of Modernist New Formalism style, The Olympus, once again sporting the original paint...
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On a mission to feed the community
It is an astonishing number: 74,051. That is the number of people who were served through...
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Neighbors seek accord in area development
Two area developments were presented to the Camelback East Village Planning Committee (VPC) Aug. 6...
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School volunteers build community
North Central’s younger residents will head back to the classroom in August, and in addition to...
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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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