Northern Arizona Cultural Heritage Preservation Initiative Unites Organizations in Case of Disaster

Northern Arizona organizations are coming together to preserve artifacts in case of a disaster thanks to the ‘Northern Arizona Cultural Heritage Preservation Initiative’. The initiative includes Cline Library at Northern Arizona University, the Museum of Northern Arizona, the Arizona Historical Society Pioneer Museum, Lowell Observatory and Flagstaff Public Library as well as other historians,... Read More

Late Fees to Become a Thing of the Past at the Phoenix Public Library

All those late book return fees that you may have at the public library will be a thing of the past come November. The Phoenix Public Library has decided to do away with late fees altogether thanks to the “All Fines Forgiven Campaign.” On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council approved the campaign, which will... Read More

Cardinals’ Running Back and Wife Donate Locker to Ryan House

Arizona Cardinals Running Back, David Johnson and his wife, Meghan have donated their fourth “David’s Locker” to the Phoenix charity, Ryan House. “We found out they were in need of it and we wanted to help,” David said. “From talking around, we figured out this was a great fit for the locker.” According to... Read More

Phoenix Animal Euthanasia Rates Have Decreased Considerably Since 2012

The number of animals being euthanized in Phoenix has reduced substantially since 2012 thanks to more dependable processes. According to a study conducted by the New York Times, the rate of dogs and cats being euthanized at shelters in Phoenix fell from 46% in 2012 to 4% in 2018. Overall, the study showed, rates... Read More

Fry’s Grocery Store Coming To Downtown Phoenix

Downtown Phoenix will soon get their first major grocery store. The new Fry’s Food Store scheduled to open on Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 8 a.m. The store is a 67,000 square-foot full-service grocery store will open at CityScape’s Block 23 high-rise, at the intersection of First and Jefferson streets in downtown Phoenix. Customers will have... Read More

Arizona Cardinals Introduce ‘Touchdowns for Teachers’ Program

Next time the Arizona Cardinals score a touchdown, it will impact more than just the score of the game. With the help of the Salt River Project, the Cardinals have introduced their brand new program, ‘Touchdowns for Teachers’. For every touchdown the Cards make this season, two Arizona teachers will receive $500 each. The... Read More

New Sky Harbor Parking Program Offers Travelers Convenience and Discounts

Just in time for holiday travel, America’s Friendliest Airport® is offering travelers the most convenient airport parking option at a discounted price. With Phoenix Sky Harbor’s new parking reservation program, Sky Harbor Discount Parking, travelers can reserve their parking in advance and save money. Sky Harbor offers travelers the only on-site airport parking at the Phoenix... Read More

Facebook Dating Now Available In The US

Nearly a year after Facebook began testing in Colombia, Facebook Dating launched in the US on September 5. Available to users 18 and older, the product will appear as a new tab within the Facebook mobile app. People who choose to opt in to Dating, can create a separate profile from their main Facebook... Read More

Consumers May See Higher Prices This Holiday Season As Trade War Intensifies

Tariffs were increased again on Sunday by the U.S. and China on each other’s goods as part of the ongoing trade war. This could affect the prices of clothes, shoes and other goods for consumers before the holiday season. “We’ll see what happens,” President Trump told reporters as he returned to the White House... Read More

US Census Bureau To Hire Thousands Of Arizonans For 2020 Operation

The U.S. Census Bureau has plans to hire thousands of Arizonans to help work for the 2020 census. Dennis Johnson, deputy regional director for the Census Bureau, said that the bureau intends to recruit about 50,000 workers for mostly part-time positions. Most Arizona positions pay anywhere from $15 to $19 per hour. According to Johnson,... Read More