The Federal Trade Commission has moved to have three dating apps removed from Apple’s App Store and the Google Play Store after allegations that the apps allowed children as young as 12 to gain access and reported to have violated multiple laws. In a recent letter from the FTC, a warning to Wildec LLC, a Ukraine-based company that operates […]
Read MoreThe stunning beauty of the Arizona desert and the grace of ballet will unite under the evening sky in an unique annual tradition. For the sixth year, Ballet Arizona is set to present a series of outdoor performances at the Desert Botanical Garden. The company will perform “Eroica” at the venue Tuesday through Sunday nights […]
Read MoreThe Phoenix Suns are inviting fans to watch the live broadcast of the 2019 NBA Draft Lottery at multiple Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers locations throughout the Valley on Tuesday, May 14. The Lottery, which will be held in Chicago and begins at approximately 5:30 p.m. (Phoenix time), determines the order of selection for the first […]
Read MoreArizona is home to some of the best award-winning resorts with fantastic pools, incredible spas, romantic retreats, impressive golf courses and top restaurants. And during the summer months, Arizona’s amazing resorts offer some great staycation deals perfect for a couples getaway or for family fun. If you are in need of a summer getaway, but […]
Read MoreLyft is introducing its Grocery Access Program to Phoenix. “This is a continuation of our commitment to our communities,” said Drena Kusari, Lyft Southwest regional director. “At Lyft, this has always been a part of our DNA, a part of our fabric — being able to really be a part of our local communities and […]
Read MoreDear Reader, Welcome to The Upper Middle, a community news site — connecting the upper middle neighborhoods of Phoenix. Each week we will update you with stories in the community and on topics that may interest you. As the editor and fellow resident, I hope to bring you stories that inspire, empower and inform you. […]
Read MoreOn Sunday, April 7, colorful tennis shoes, strollers and butterflies sprang into action at the Team Taylor Family Run along the canal of Arcadia. To honor their daughter Taylor, who passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in April of 2010, Katie and Mark Cosmas developed an annual run to bring together their local community. […]
Read MoreAccording to the Association for Library Service children who do not participate in learning experiences over the summer have an academic achievement gap that grows throughout the elementary and middle school years. A cause for alarm to any parent, but rest assured there are plenty of affordable and entertaining summer programs to keep kids learning […]
Read MoreRushing into the office with a binder full of legal papers, she enters the large dark conference room and seats herself at the head of the table. It is 8:30 a.m. on a Wednesday. This is the earliest Nicole Stanton is available to meet since she drops her kids off at school each day before […]
Read MoreCoworking spaces are a viable alternative to working from home. Small and upcoming new business are opting to work around other companies. These spaces encourage productivity and collaboration through a shared space. Whether you’re a freelancer, business owner, or tend to travel a lot, coworking space presents a new alternative to the traditional office or […]
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