A successful school year starts now
As a new school year gets underway, Lindsay Murray is not only getting her own children geared up...
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Category: Features
Making the case for historic preservation
Sunnyslope’s Acacia Library represents more than just a place to check out books and media. To the...
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Urban farm inches closer to fruition
A plan to convert 4.5 acres of Los Olivos Park into an urban working farm – complete with a...
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Park-and-ride site set for redevelopment
With no discussion, the Economic Development and Arts Subcommittee of the Phoenix City Council on...
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Roman Roads seeks historic preservation
Already recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, Roman Roads is now seeking...
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The thrill of the hunt: Thrifting in Phoenix
Goodwill, Salvation Army and St. Vincent de Paul are well-known and well-established thrift...
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Mural celebrates rich cultural history
At an April 1 community event, residents in the Washington Park neighborhood gathered to celebrate...
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Musical journey leads to symphony performance
Nevin Atodaria, a junior at Brophy College Preparatory, has composed an original orchestral work...
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New fire station coming to Sunnyslope
Fire Station No. 7 is the busiest station not just in Phoenix, but in the entire state, responding...
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Tree project brings neighborhood together
Whether it is planting trees for shade and beautification or tackling issues with broader...
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Collaboration helps robotics team find its way
Kevin and Lauren Locker were looking for a volunteer opportunity where they could lend their...
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PMPC puts civic stewardship into action
The Greater Phoenix area wouldn’t be known as the Valley of the Sun without the natural mountain...
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