To reduce fire danger, the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department will restrict parking access to trailheads located in the ity's desert parks and mountain preserves on July 4 starting at 3 p.m. The annual ban of open fires in those areas that started on May 1 remains in effect. All trails will remain open. Trailheads will reopen at the regularly-scheduled time on July … [More]
Stunning Modern Desert Mountain Estate Expected to Set Sales Record
Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty has earned its reputation as Arizona’s leading luxury real estate brokerage for good reason. It consistently brings to market some of the most spectacular luxury estates, homes known for iconic designs, beautiful views and incredible amenities. Its most recent listing encapsulates that spirit brilliantly. Russ Lyon Sotheby’s … [More]
School’s Out for Summer! Look at How Students Ate During the 2022-2023 School Year
With summer in full swing, Grubhub Campus is revealing dining trends from its more than 270 partnered schools across the country. Findings from the first ever '22 - '23 Delivered: Campus Edition demonstrate how students' preferences go way beyond cheeseburgers and pizza. From burritos delivered morning, noon and night, to 1 million orders of waffle fries, college students … [More]
Summer and Sweat: Your Body’s Response to Higher Temps
Now that higher summertime temperatures are arriving, it’s perfectly normal to sweat more and to feel more sluggish – it’s just your body’s way of getting used to the heat, says a Phoenix-area Banner Health urgent-care expert. “It’s really important to take it easy when the heat hits,’’ said Samia Kadri, nurse practitioner and supervisor at Banner Urgent Care. “Your body is … [More]
The Phoenix Zoo Is Celebrating World Giraffe Day
In just 30 years, the population of these gentle giants has fallen nearly 40 percent. In the wild, they face habitat loss & degradation, habitat fragmentation, human population growth, population isolation, climate change, oil/gas exploration and poaching. But hope is not lost! At the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) accredited Phoenix Zoo (in collaboration … [More]
2023 Grand Wagoneer Series III 4X4
The Grand Wagoneer Series III carries on the tradition of its ancestors, redefining the premium SUV. With the available 3.0L Hurricane Twin-Turbo 510 I6 engine with Stop/Start, this best-in-class SUV delivers more horsepower, torque and efficiency than the 6.4L HEMI® V8 engine. In addition, its available 9,750-pound maximum towing capacity means no compromising anything when it … [More]
Improve Air Quality for Workplace Wellness
Health, wellness and indoor air quality are becoming increasingly important as many businesses consider return-to-office initiatives. Maintaining appropriate humidity levels in an office is crucial for preserving a healthy workplace environment, as it helps minimize the risk of respiratory issues, promotes overall well-being and reduces the transmission of airborne … [More]
The Italian Daughter Celebrates Tradition
Family tradition plays huge with The Italian Daughter. The restaurant’s name is, itself, homage to the late Tomaso Maggiore, whose restaurant on Central Camelback, Tomaso’s, was a Valley favorite. Following that tradition of hospitality, Melissa Maggiore Meyer sets a welcoming environment for fine dining with overtones of casual for diners to relax over their meal and enjoy … [More]
3 Hours a Day
It wasn’t long ago that entrepreneurs believed non-stop hustle was essential for success, equating the hours put in to their level of ambition. But for many independent business owners today, living through the stressful pandemic years has shown there has to be a better, more sustainable way. In 3 Hours a Day, Knolly Williams offers first-hand evidence that smart entrepreneurs … [More]
Arizona Diamondbacks Host Annual Juneteenth Celebration on Friday, June 16
In partnership with The Players Alliance, the D-backs will welcome 150 Black Pro baseball players, promoting diversity in baseball and creating opportunities for Black talent. As part of their “Equip the Future” tour, former D-backs Outfielder Scott Hairston, Pitcher Steve Randolph and Infielder Junior Spivey will hold a workshop prior to the game for 34 baseball players from … [More]
See ‘The Prom’ at The Phoenix Theatre Company
The most anticipated night for every high school teen has never been so glittery, or inclusive. Variety says that The Prom is “so full of happiness you think your heart is about to burst.” When Emma wants to take her girlfriend to the prom, the PTA cancels the dance and her story goes viral on social media. Little does she know, four faded and eccentric Broadway performers … [More]
Q&A: ASU Expert Sees Turning Point in Concern over Affordable Child Care
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the fragile nature of the child care system in the U.S., and the crisis is getting a lot of attention now as companies scramble to fill positions. A recent report from the bipartisan Council for a Strong America found the cost in lost earnings, productivity and revenue from the child care crisis to be $122 billion last … [More]
Take Advantage of Extended Summer Hours at City Trailheads
During the Valley's warm weather months, the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department recommends hiking during the early morning or evening hours when it is cooler and there is more shade. To help with that recommendation, extended summer hours are in effect annually from June through September at three of the City's popular hiking destinations – North Mountain … [More]
Accelerating Cultural Diversity at the Desert Botanical Garden for Juneteenth
The Archwood Exchange Buy Black Marketplace and Desert Botanical Garden are partnering for the first ever Juneteenth Evening Festival, Friday, June 16, 2023, from 6-9 p.m. The family-friendly event will celebrate Black culture and excellence through storytelling, history, art, performance, community discussion and entrepreneurship. The Juneteenth Evening Festival spotlights … [More]
EPA Awards UArizona $10M for New Environmental Justice Center
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded $10 million to the University of Arizona to fund the Western Environmental Science Technical Assistance Center for Environmental Justice, or WEST EJ Center, for five years. The EPA’s promise of clean air, land and water has not reached many historically marginalized communities due to a complex interaction of physical, social … [More]
Miraval Resorts & Spas Launches Miraval Life in Balance Podcast
As a pioneer in destination wellness spa resorts for nearly 30 years, Miraval Resorts & Spas brings its core intention of empowering people to lead their best lives to the podcast space with today’s launch of Miraval Life in Balance. The first podcast from the Miraval brand aims to guide audiences to cultivate wellness, intention and inspiration from anywhere in the world. … [More]
Aliens from Outer Space: The Children’s Exhibit at Herberger Theatre Center
The Herberger Theater Center is excited to once again partner with First Things First for its ninth annual children’s art exhibit that showcases the artistic and creative abilities of young children. This year’s theme, Aliens & Outer Space, showcases the imagination and creativity of children, ages 2 to 5, challenging them to think outside the box. Many of the works are … [More]
See Where the Phoenix Suns Rank on ‘The Smartest Fans in the NBA’ List
Every basketball fan throughout their years of supporting their team will have interacted with enough fans of rival teams, whether in person or on social media, to have certain preconceptions of those fanbases as a whole. Due to the fact that most of these are negative preconceptions, have you ever stopped and wondered which fanbase is actually the smartest in the NBA? Well, … [More]
