The City of Phoenix this weekend began limiting access to various hiking destinations in order to promote social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic. Five of the city’s high-traffic hiking destinations will have limited access, and the visibility of park rangers and city staff at those locations will increase to resolve issues with vehicle...
Read MoreEven while local small businesses are hurting, some are still going the extra mile for first responders during the coronavirus outbreak. Phoenix-based Miracle Mile Deli got word firefighters were struggling to find their daily dose of groceries while on duty, so they stepped up. “I figured, well let’s give them an opportunity to come...
Read MoreBy Greg Stanton Member of Congress In this time of great uncertainty, I want to ensure you and your family have access to accurate information regarding federal and local COVID-19 resources. My office has compiled a COVID-19 Resource Guide which includes information on the following resources and more: Local COVID-19 testing Medicare coverage Veteran health services Food...
Read MoreOn Wednesday night, March 25th, Ajo Al’s will be donating 100% of its sales in support of their employees. Ajo Al’s invites all of their wonderful customers to come out and support their staff. Income for employees in the restaurant industry has been disproportionately affected in this crisis. A Note From Ajo Al’s: Employees...
Read MoreAs the number of coronavirus cases continue to increase in Arizona and across the country, health care facilities and their staffs have to effectively prioritize their time, testing and treatment regarding the infectious disease. Although many Valley residents want to be tested for COVID-19, not everyone qualifies. Frank LoVecchio, an emergency room physician at...
Read MoreOn Wednesday, March 11th, Governor Doug Ducey declared a state of emergency for Arizona. While all of us are concerned about the impact of the COVID-19 virus, health officials have warned it is more dangerous for older adults and those with immune deficiencies. Foundation for Senior Living (FSL) was founded with one goal in...
Read MoreAcross the country and right here in Arizona, many store shelves are bare and the essentials have been picked over because of coronavirus concerns. If you need toilet paper, hand sanitizer, or cleaning supplies, you probably won’t have much luck by checking your local stores. Lindsey Dempsey, who runs the website LocalSavvyAZ.com says she’s...
Read MoreAioli Gourmet Burgers announced it will immediately begin offering meal prep packages available for pick up or home delivery. Chef Tommy D’Ambrosio has put together a weekly meal plan program of gourmet deals on a budget that can be customizable to fit any quantities needed. Here’s how it works: When All orders need to...
Read MoreAs the Valley’s housing market continues to heat up, inventory is dropping, prices are rising and homes are selling faster than they were a year ago. The Phoenix area experienced the nation’s sharpest drop in housing inventory during February compared with a year earlier, according to data released by Realtor.com that also reveals tightening...
Read MoreEveryone knows the desert is much more bearable when you’re in the water, but Arizonians won’t have to settle for poolside relaxation for much longer. Forget having to make the trek to the West Coast or the 3.5-hour drive down past the Mexican border to enjoy sunny shores and sandy beaches. Scottsdale, AZ, gets...
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