Midtown tour highlights urban living
It’s an annual event that began in 2013. The goal: allowing residents a behind-the-scenes view of...
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Category: Features
Three generations churn out fresh candy
The boxy turquoise building on the northwest corner of Dunlap and 7th Avenue doesn’t promise much...
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‘Art is part of our shared humanity’
The annual Sunnyslope Studio Tour returns for its eighth year Oct. 25–26. The event will showcase...
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Vet celebrates 30 years of caring for our critters
Sugar gliders. Who knew that North Central Phoenix has its very own sugar glider expert? Dr....
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Iconic Uptown Plaza celebrates 70 years
“Uptown Plaza Opens Wonderful New World Of Shopping Pleasure In Arizona’s Capital City” – that was...
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Front yard events build strong neighborhoods
The city of Phoenix will recognize National Good Neighbor Day on Sunday, Sept. 28, offering an...
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Do adopted neighborhood plans mean anything?
It is a scenario that plays out in the city of Phoenix repeatedly: a developer proposes a project;...
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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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City addresses rise in unsheltered population
Summer is here in full force, and along with the reports of record high numbers, there was another...
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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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Another study set for reverse lanes issue
Obsolete, dangerous, distracting, confusing, misguided, wrong, chaotic, damaging and harmful to...
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