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One of my New Year’s resolutions for 2023 was to put down the phone, walk away from the computer, and shut off the television. Are you sensing…
Nataliia Baker has come a long way to get to where she is today – long as in 6,300 miles, because that is the distance between Ukraine and Arizona.
Sunshine is never in short supply here in Arizona, so there is always an abundance of home-grown, seasonal and handmade foods and home goods a…
March is National Nutrition Month, so let’s bulk up the nutrition. These six foods are packed with vitamins, minerals and fiber and offer dise…
One day, about mid-afternoon, while in an airplane flying some 35,000 feet above the surface of the Earth, I was fortunate enough to get a win…
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Area resident Robert Emery – whom we wrote about in the March 2022 edition – had no idea that, when he tested positive for Covid and had to pu…
In 1999, Arcadian Chrissy May moved from Illinois to Arizona to further her holistic health, nutrition and rehabilitation therapy studies at t…
Arizona Highways Television took a whirlwind tour of downtown Mesa and discovered everything: history, music, culture, and nostalgia.
Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) is a nonprofit dedicated to “Feeding Kids, Feeding Spirits and Empowering Communities.” The organization open…
Jennifer Kiernan, founder and executive director of Saving Amy – a nonprofit focused on aiding the homeless – was honored by Brophy College Pr…
For 40 years, downtown Phoenix has enjoyed the ultimate celebration of Irish culture: The St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Faire. The event’…
It’s natural for parents to wonder if their child is developing similarly to children of the same age. Educators, pediatricians, and speech-la…
With a mission to inspire a deeper appreciation of Arizona’s natural beauty and wildlife, the Nina Mason Pulliam Rio Salado Audubon Center has…
Antarctica is the seventh continent I’ve visited. I went with my mom, sister, and my Aunt Lili. We are the 4Z because all of our last names st…
Getting an interview is hard. Interviewing for jobs takes a lot of work. This is especially true when you don’t know someone already at the co…
On March 14, the City of Phoenix will conduct a Runoff Election where city voters in Districts 6 and 8 will elect their Council Member.
The Hopi Variety Show season is underway and will be led by these 14 fifth grade emcees. This year, they are taking the Hopi community on the …
Arcadia sophomore Vessa Turley and her tennis partner, Notre Dame Prep sophomore Georgia Cranford, have had a busy season stacking up their ac…
Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) is a nonprofit dedicated to “Feeding Kids, Feeding Spirits and Empowering Communities.” The organization open…
Jennifer Kiernan, founder and executive director of Saving Amy – a nonprofit focused on aiding the homeless – was honored by Brophy College Pr…
The spring sports season is upon us, and high school tennis teams are eager to hit the court in search of individual bests and team success. H…
In early February, 206 parents, fifth-graders and their siblings flocked to Hopi Elementary for its inaugural Hopi STEM Night. The event, put …
St. Theresa’s seventh-grade basketball team recently made waves as they went undefeated through the regular season and took home the Catholic …
St. Theresa Catholic School’s Broncos softball team was jubilant after winning the Catholic Youth Athletic Association (CYAA) championship gam…
High school soccer at Arcadia, Brophy, Veritas and Xavier kicked off in November, with teams setting their sights high for the second half of …
Scottsdale Unified School District has held the All-District Athletics Banquet for the past 15 years, where student-athletes from SUSD’s five …
