In a recent study, Arizona’s overall economy received a No. 11 rank nationally after high GDP growth and increase in nonfarm payrolls. Arizona ranked fourth nationally in both GDP growth and nonfarm payrolls, two of the many indicators the survey by WallerHub.com took into consideration. “We looked at around 30 different indicators of economic performance […]
Read MoreEach year comic fanatics dress as their favorite fictional characters while attending Phoenix Fan Fusion in downtown Phoenix. Oftentimes fans create their own costumes with careful planning and creativity. This is known as cosplay, the name derived from the combination of the words costume and play. Cosplay allows people to express themselves through the lens […]
Read MoreSummertime always calls for ice cold refreshing drinks. This summer while out around The Upper Middle you can expect to see drinks trending with sparkling water or spritzers. The latest trend with alcoholic drinks is using canned and mixed sparkling versions of cocktails or wines. Below are some of the local summer cocktails you can […]
Read MoreDear Reader, The last few months have been a whirlwind with so much community support. On May 18 you showed up to meet our reporters and enjoy an afternoon of fun at Hula’s Modern Tiki. You gave us story ideas, asked questions and shared our articles with friends and family. As we settle into our […]
Read MoreAlong with the temperature, things are heating up for the Arizona Department of Transportation by increasing progress on roadwork projects in the high country. “Summer is the best time to do work on northern Arizona highways because the overnight temperatures need to be high enough for new pavement to cure properly,” said Audra Merrick, district […]
Read MoreYouth basketball players in Arizona looking to take their game to the next level and hone their skills are encouraged to register for Phoenix Suns Summer Basketball Camps at one of three sessions throughout the Valley and Northern Arizona in June. Phoenix Suns Summer Basketball Camps provide expert one-on-one instruction for hoop-loving boys and girls of […]
Read MoreOn Monday, West Merrell Street between Central Avenue and Third Avenue was renamed Muhammad Ali Way. Ali is known as one of the greatest boxers of all time. His name will now forever be etched in Phoenix history. Muhammad Ali Way runs near the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center at Barrow Neurological Institute. The new street […]
Read MoreBy First Things First When your child arrives at kindergarten, they’ll be expected to do some things on their own, like washing their hands or moving from one activity to the next, so we asked several Arizona kindergarten teachers for their best tips for parents to help nurture independence and self-confidence in their young child. […]
Read MoreEach year, over 4,500 people visit the emergency room as a result of exposure to pool-cleaning chemicals, according to new data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Medical director of the Banner Poison and Drug Information Center in Phoenix, Dr. Daniel Brooks said Arizonans should avoid inhaling when opening containers containing of chlorine tablets. […]
Read MoreA Flagstaff brewery is joining forces with the Arizona Game and Fish Department to help conserve wildlife. Mother Road Brewing Co. is releasing special edition cans for one of its beers. The beer is aptly named Conserve and Protect, and it’s a Kolsch-style beverage. “We want all Arizonans to know about the agency’s efforts to […]
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