A year after COVID-19 canceled most of the beloved annual events in metro Phoenix, some of them are making a careful return right before temperatures start topping 100 degrees every day. Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market, which typically takes place in the fall and spring, is coming back to WestWorld of Scottsdale after...
Read MoreWhether you prefer the classic mac and cheese or like to toss in some lobster, slow-cooked short rib, or pulled pork, all options are on the menu at I Heart Mac & Cheese. The Florida-based build-your-own mac and cheese concept recently opened in Tempe, near Warner Road and Priest Drive on the northeast corner....
Read MoreWith major development changes to several valley malls, one mall could be up next in the redevelopment process. Christown Spectrum mall, which opened in 1961, could be next in line to receive a major facelift that would create a more modern feel with plans that might include a hotel and residential community. A request...
Read MoreDutch Bros Phoenix recently partnered with customers to raise $78,000 for Phoenix Children’s Hospital. $1 from every drink sold on Tuesday, April 6, plus an additional contribution from the Dutch Bros Foundation, was donated to Phoenix Children’s Hope Fund. Phoenix Children’s Hope Fund is a critical source of funding for the areas of greatest need...
Read MoreA historic building in Old Town Scottsdale, and the property surrounding it, will be transformed into a new hotel and apartments, which business owners say could breathe new life into the area. But the proposal for a seven-story building is more than twice what city code allows in the area. The project got support...
Read MoreCity of Phoenix officials said on Wednesday that people can start going inside Phoenix libraries starting on April 19 but there will be some restrictions. Each library will only have 25% capacity and visitors must make a 45-minute reservation, wear a mask and practice social distancing. Reservations can be made up to three days...
Read MoreWhat: The Attorney General’s Office and Central United Methodist Church are hosting a FREE no-contact Shred-A-Thon this Saturday, April 10, in Phoenix. AARP is generously providing the trucks for the event. Event volunteers and participants will follow current CDC social distancing guidelines. The public will be asked to remain in their vehicle during the event. Participants are asked to...
Read MoreA preliminary agreement has been reached between the city of Phoenix and the union representing Phoenix police officers on a contract that would reform current policies in hopes of building trust between police and the community. The tentative contract includes several reforms to current policies and is expected to be presented for approval during...
Read MoreSeven years after opening near the corner of 44th Street and Camelback Road, there are plans to open a second Buck & Rider in the Valley. LGO Hospitality, which also owns Ingo’s Tasty Food and La Grande Orange Grocery and Pizzeria, announced Thursday that the seafood restaurant would open at the Shops at Chauncey...
Read MoreThe Arizona Biltmore announced it is hiring more than 50 front and back-of-house positions for its newest restaurant concept. The resort at 2400 E. Missouri Ave. in Phoenix is looking for servers, server assistants, food runners and hosts with great customer service skills and a warm, can-do personality. Previous full-service restaurant experience is required...
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