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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Category: Features
Another study set for reverse lanes issue
Obsolete, dangerous, distracting, confusing, misguided, wrong, chaotic, damaging and harmful to...
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Serving the community, one book at a time
Mary Ann Ramirez fell in love with books at an early age and she has been sharing that love with...
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Phoenix addresses summer heat
After experiencing the hottest summer on record in 2024, and with the “official” summer months...
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Climate challenges call for collective action
Considering the uncertainty surrounding the current administration’s “efficiency” efforts, and on...
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Federal cuts hit local school district
At a March 5 public community impact hearing held at Central High School and hosted by Arizona...
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Cholla Library opens MACH 2 space
At a Feb. 1 ribbon-cutting event, the Phoenix Public Library Cholla Branch celebrated the official...
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Coalition advocates for quality-of-life issues
The city of Phoenix is growing by leaps and bounds and some areas are feeling the growing pains....
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Preserving Phoenix’s sense of place
What is lost when historic buildings are torn down? What does “historic” even mean? One...
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Association works to protect neighborhood
In 2020, Phoenix became the fifth-largest city in the U.S., growing in population at a rate of...
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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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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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