Discover Arizona’s Hidden Gems Between Phoenix and Sedona Sedona often steals the spotlight with its stunning red rocks and spiritual allure, drawing visitors from far and wide. However, for those of us in Phoenix, the drive north isn’t just a means to an end; it’s an adventure waiting to be explored, filled with unique cultural experiences, outdoor thrills, and delicious discoveries right in our backyard. Before you reach Sedona’s iconic landscape, the journey through Arizona’s … Read More

Sami Whitcomb’s Journey: From College Highs to Mercury Stardom Phoenix Mercury’s own Sami Whitcomb has proven to be a vital sharpshooter for the team, delivering key performances from the bench and occasionally stepping into the starting lineup. Her impressive shooting skills, which have already contributed to two championships, trace back to some remarkable moments during her college career with the Washington Huskies. This article delves into the journey of the undrafted veteran, highlighting her collegiate … Read More

Tempe’s New Affordable Housing Project Approved The Tempe City Council has given its unanimous approval to a significant new development: a 400-unit affordable housing project along a key light rail corridor. This pivotal decision aims to directly address pressing housing needs within a neighborhood previously identified as a food desert, promising to bring much-needed residential options and renewed vitality to the local community. Addressing Housing Needs in Tempe The Phoenix Business Journal, a trusted voice … Read More

Navigating Holiday Spending in Phoenix This Season As the holiday season approaches, Arizona families are gearing up for a significant spending spree. The National Retail Federation (NRF) projects a record-breaking $1 trillion in holiday sales nationwide this year, representing about a 4% increase from last year, despite lingering concerns about inflation and the economy. Susan Campbell highlights how this rising cost impacts the pursuit of “magic” for many local households. Record Spending Amid Economic Anxiety … Read More

Paradise Valley Mall: Phoenix’s New Dining Hotspot The landscape of Paradise Valley is undergoing a significant transformation, as the former Paradise Valley Mall site in Phoenix reinvents itself as a dynamic new hub for housing, business, and, most excitingly, an impressive array of dining and entertainment options. Locals now have a wealth of new eateries to explore, with more on the horizon. The Evolution of a Phoenix Landmark Once a traditional retail center, the Paradise … Read More

Phoenix Forecast: Rain Arrives This Weekend, Colder Next Week After a month-long dry spell, metro Phoenix is preparing for a significant shift in its weather pattern. Forecasters anticipate rain starting this weekend, with a notable cooldown accompanying the precipitation. This initial system will pave the way for even colder temperatures and more wet weather early next week, bringing a true taste of late fall to the Valley. A Wet Weekend Ahead for Metro Phoenix While … Read More

Free Entry to Arizona State Parks for Veterans on Veterans Day This Veterans Day, Arizona State Parks and Trails extends a special thank you to U.S. veterans, active duty military, and National Guard members. In a gesture of gratitude, day-use park fees will be waived, offering a chance to enjoy Arizona’s beautiful natural landscapes across the state. Honoring Service on Veterans Day To celebrate Veterans Day, Arizona State Parks and Trails is offering complimentary day-use … Read More