A popular pop-up shopping experience is back. Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market, that features handmade and vintage products from local stores and artisans and curators, has returned to Scottsdale Quarter. The 2,000-square-foot store will feature home decor, adults’ and children’s clothing, accessories and vintage products from 25 small businesses. Past Junk in the Trunk locations have […]
Read MoreThere is no better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than on a romantic staycation. Take in the romantic desert ambiance under the Arizona sun this Valentine’s Day, with standout hotels offering a bouquet of special offerings for couples. JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa | Paradise Valley Cozy up this Valentine’s Day at […]
Read MoreDid you know Punxsutawney Phil the groundhog sees his shadow 84% of the time? As we approach February 2, the day Punxsutawney Phil will predict whether spring will come early or winter will last longer in 2021, the Great Wolf Lodge Arizona wanted to celebrate the annual tradition by sharing an incredible Groundhog Day offer. Since Phil […]
Read MoreA stretch of eastbound Loop 101 (Pima Freeway) between Seventh Street and State Route 51 in north Phoenix is scheduled to be closed this weekend (Jan. 22-25) for an ongoing widening project, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather. Drivers should allow extra travel time and […]
Read MoreFamilies looking for a fun activity are invited to buckle up for a weekend drive-in movie night celebrating National School Choice Week. The events will feature “Mary Poppins Returns” and “Miss Virginia,” both family-friendly films. “Miss Virginia” shares the true story of a mom who changed American education to find the best school fit for […]
Read MoreArizona is the least safe state during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a study analyzing data from several official sources. States were ranked in order of safety based on rates of vaccinations, positive tests, hospitalizations, deaths, and transmissions. Arizona took the overall safety ranking of 51 — the last spot of all 50 states and […]
Read MoreDispensaries have begun applying online for new licenses and Arizona’s medicinal marijuana shops could be selling for adult recreational use in a week. They get new FBI background checks and send $25,000 checks to Arizona’s Department of Health Services as part of the process. “The health department already knows all of us,” said Lilach Mazor […]
Read MoreA bill making its way through the Arizona State Legislature aims to help get more young children through pre-kindergarten programs. “House Bill 2015 calls for Arizona to fund high-quality pre-K programs for kids throughout the state who wouldn’t have access otherwise,” Democratic State Rep. Lorenzo Sierra said. If approved, the bill would allocate $45 million […]
Read MoreGirl Scout cookie season is underway in Arizona, which means cookie connoisseurs can begin clearing a space in their pantry. Every year, more than 1 million scouts in the U.S. sell about 200 million boxes of cookies, USA TODAY reported. The fundraiser generates $800 million, with proceeds going to the local council and troop to […]
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts and landscape photographers hoping to land one of the elusive permits needed to explore the colorful, contoured landscape of a U.S. Southwestern hike called “the Wave” will now have a better chance under a new plan announced Monday that allows three times the previous number of daily visitors. The plan takes effect Feb. […]
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