An informal group calling itself the East Valley Cultural Coalition has come up with an $18 million cash offer in private money to buy the Chinese Cultural Center in Phoenix – the focus of a long-standing controversy involving a Scottsdale company.
Installing a 105,000-pound, 116-foot-long girder is no easy task.
Local dinner theater fans were sad to learn that the nearly 35-year-old Rockin’ R Ranch in Mesa would be serving its last meal and performing its final songs over the weekend.
Gummy smiles, also known as excessive gingival display, are those in which the gums cover a larger-than-normal portion of the teeth. While not…
A controversial subject in the dental world, dental amalgam is a liquid mercury and metal alloy mixture used to fill cavities caused by tooth …
Local dinner theater fans were sad to learn that the nearly 35-year-old Rockin’ R Ranch in Mesa would be serving its last meal and performing its final songs over the weekend.
In an age of cell phones and Instagrams, so many people think they’re photographers that professional photographers have a tough time making a go of their business.
In an age of cell phones and Instagrams, so many people think they’re photographers that pro…
Ahwatukee resident Tom Dougherty recently was named Global Rookie Coach of the Year by Actio…
Scottsdale-based ATOM is trying to bring hotels into the 21st century using a new device cal…
Ahwatukee attorney Brian J. Foster last week was sworn into a four-year term on the Phoenix …
Creative minds will be able to play with color and express their individuality in a new Cray…
An East Valley spa that promises affordable, results-driven skincare services is holding its…
A dog-walking and sitting service that bills itself as “the inventor of on-demand dog walkin…
If the adage remains true and a picture is worth a thousand words, then the photograph, shot on Nov. 25, is worth the tens of thousands of words that have been spent analyzing it since then.
Last week a judge acknowledged what I have known for some time: My child is named Sasha.
By 9 o’clock in the morning on Election Tuesday 2018, it was time to call it. Among all the candidates in the Valley, there already was a clear loser, and he wasn’t even on the ballot.
Having spent much of the past 25 years working alongside of and for cops and reporters, there’s a term I’ve come to loathe as loaded and devoid of meaning.
Arizona Helping Hands is the largest provider of basic needs for the 15,000 children in foster care throughout the state. At Arizona Helping Hands, we define basic needs as any item that will enhance and improve the lives of children in foster care. It naturally includes things like clothin…
I was born and raised in Tempe Arizona and I graduated from Marcos de Niza High School in 2002. I studied economics and statistics at Arizona State University and afterwards, I served as a Senior Firefighter and Incident Commander Type‐5 with USFS Cave Creek Fire Department.
Teaching and its importance has been woven into the fabric of my family for generations. My grandparents were educators and my great great grandmother, Ester B. Fletcher, taught in a pioneer school in the territories of the Old West.
Our guiding principles must be rooted in the success, safety, and well-being of our students. We need to include our families in the development of our policies. In addition, regularly listening and working with our teachers and community to continue striving for excellence.
Two years ago, Ahwatukee voters had the same choice before them as they do today about who should serve as their state senator.
I am running for office as your next state senator because I care deeply about the future of this great state. I feel that our state, and this district especially, needs someone who is uniquely qualified for the responsibilities and high-stakes strategy that is inherent to this position.
The ruling on the field is that junior college football in the Southeast Valley and across metro Phoenix is dead. Read more
From August through the end of the season this month, each member of the Mountain Pointe High volleyball team carried colored beads in honor of Beads of Courage, an arts and medicine program for children battling illnesses. Read more
Midway through its quest for a third consecutive big-school state title, just what Chandler High’s loaded football team didn’t seem to need was another weapon. A big weapon. Read more
For 22 years, Ahwatukee has come together for one night a year, albeit on opposite sides of a stadium, for what has become one of the best high school football rivalries in Arizona. Read more
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