If 2020 has left you feeling a little exhausted and you don’t feel like pulling together a full Thanksgiving meal, forego the many hours of prepping, cooking and cleaning and skip right to the best part about Thanksgiving…the eating! Check out the list of several metro Phoenix restaurants that would gladly welcome you and...
Read MoreThe Arizona Interscholastic Association has recommended postponing the start of winter high school sports such as basketball, wrestling and soccer to its executive board Monday, possibly pushing the start of those sports into January. AIA Executive Director David Hines will meet with state health and education officials before the executive board votes on the proposal....
Read MoreEggplant parmigiana may not be a staple of most drive-thru menus, but the owner of a popular Phoenix pizzeria is looking to change that. Luca Gagliano, owner of Forno 301, is set to serve wood-fired pizza and Italian food to Valley customers in the comfort of their cars at his new drive-thru concept ‘Slice...
Read MoreThe city of Scottsdale is adding a new element to its holiday festivities this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Scottsdale will host the three-night Scottsdazzle Stroll — a socially-distanced walk along the canal banks of Old Town Scottsdale — from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29. Scottsdazzle Stroll will feature holiday vignettes, seasonal lights,...
Read MoreBeing and setting a positive example in today’s world can be hard, especially if you are too hard on yourself. God wants you to love yourself and be free from shame and guilt; and live with strength, energy, joy, peace & purpose. When we set our minds on the demonstration of God’s grace, and...
Read MoreRekindle the joy and tradition of 11 years of Christmas at the Princess at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. The iconic AAA Five Diamond resort becomes the most festive place this side of the North Pole during its annual Christmas at the Princess six-week festival, beginning Friday, November 20th and through the New Year’s Eve...
Read MoreThe Phoenix Elementary School District informed families Monday that students will continue remote learning through at least January 14. “With the cold and flu season beginning, as we head into the Thanksgiving Holiday and Winter Break, and out of the health and safety concerns for students and staff, the Phoenix Elementary Governing Board voted...
Read MoreA new ranking of the most expensive ZIP codes in America is out and Paradise Valley is Arizona’s lone town to make the cut. The town’s ZIP code (85253) lands at 52nd on real estate research firm RealtyHop’s ranking, with a median home price of $2,299,000. Arizona’s western neighbor California had 68 ZIP codes...
Read MoreCold beers and cheeseburgers are more than just a classic combo in metro Phoenix. As many Valley residents recognize, the duo is also the name of a local restaurant chain. Now, that chain is expanding to open a new restaurant concept in Scottsdale. Called Cold Beers & Pizza, the new restaurant will switch its...
Read MoreHome prices increased more in Phoenix in the past year than in any other major U.S. metro area, according to data released Tuesday. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city home price index showed the average Phoenix home price for August at 9.9% higher than it was a year earlier. Nationally, the index showed a 5.2%...
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