Three AHS junior football and basketball players made sure to stay busy during the quarantine summer. Brad Gooch, Jack Spiekerman and Brandon …
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Tortilla Flat is a historic unincorporated community in a mountain passage near the Salt River in the Superstition Mountains. It’s entangled i…
In August, Arcadia Girl Scout Troop 312, composed primarily of Veritas Prep students, worked on their Bronze Award. Their mission was to colle…
While most of us are accustomed to using the internet to purchase things, the pandemic has made shopping, ordering food and discovering new pl…
In times of crisis, the need for medical care and supplies can skyrocket, and for many, that’s where the real challenge lies. This is where or…
Arizona has an ample supply of ghost stories, enough to raise the hairs of novice campers listening to spooky tales while roasting hot dogs ov…
Internships are an essential part of a college education. They allow students to test out their skills and to dip their toes into a future car…
Back-to-school traditions didn’t feel very traditional this year, and parents are trying to figure out how to roll with all of the unpredictab…
They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and in the case of Justin Bayless, that couldn’t be truer.
For the past four years, Maggie and Peter Ole-Sabay have been extremely busy. The couple has dedicated their time, money and lives to building…
Lance Larson, the owner and barista behind recently-opened Java Hustle on Thomas Road and 44th St., has been a coffee aficionado almost his en…
It might be hard to believe, but COVID-19 can have an upside. The pandemic has ushered in a new paradigm for learning. There are now countless…
The 21st annual Fruit Tree Program kicks-off on Saturday, September 12 – and this year, it will be virtual.
Over 400 gamers came together at the Extra Life Phoenix Tournament in July to raise money for the Hope Fund at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
Families across the country spent a night without a bed in June to raise money to protect children from homelessness. This inaugural event was…
Local author and mom Staci Hauk encourages kids to value their friendships with her first children’s book, Sawyer’s Two Cents.
If you know anything about Jim Fox, it’s probably that he was once a professional basketball player for the Phoenix Suns. What you might not k…
Randy Williams and his company cultivated a special relationship with the Arcadia neighborhood. Located at 48th St. and Indian School Road, W.…
New non-medical fabric masks are in stock at Art One Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale. Created by local Arizona artist Deborah McMillion-Nering,…
Throughout this pandemic, the demands and responsibilities people are facing make it easy to develop tunnel vision. As a result, the most vuln…
Back-to-school traditions didn’t feel very traditional this year, and parents are trying to figure out how to roll with all of the unpredictab…
Phoenix resident and educator Kari Kling is a testament to the immense joy and satisfaction that can accompany a teaching career. Her prolific…
5 a.m. school day practices and an arduous class schedule are a testament to Serena Turner’s dedication to her ultimate goal, which she achiev…
Over the last five years, Kidz 4 Causes has become a fairly well-known name in the community, due to their focus on fundraising for the Phoeni…
Parents: Expect twists and turns this school year. Tough decisions must be made between online, in-person, hybrid schooling, or homeschooling.…
Kiva Elementary School is moving forward with plans to remodel the school campus. As one of 15 elementary schools in the Scottsdale Unified Sc…
This summer, Echo Canyon and Ingleside Middle School underwent extensive renovations, designed to improve their students’ and staff’s overall …
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After learning about the high infection rate of COVID-19 in the Navajo Nation, Xavier Prep sophomore Caroline Purtill, Phoenix Country Day Sch…
