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Camaryn Elisabeth Schroeder of Phoenix was recently named to the University of Mississippi’s fall 2020 honor roll lists.
The American Legion Post 34 auxiliary will host a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22, and Saturday, Jan. 23, at the post, 6272 E. Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek.
You might be saying to yourselves, “Ed, what does the title of this article mean?” It’s easy. This year be positive in your attitude and outlook. Be negative in your COVID-19 test.
Were you looking? Did you see it last Thursday night and Friday? You might be thinking, “Looking for what?”
The most magical thing about the holidays is the way we so joyfully give to others. Not just our friends and families—but to complete strangers who are in need. At Hospice of the Valley, we look forward to some annual traditions that remind us how blessed we are to be able to bless others.
When the Worth family dropped off their late son’s ATV for repairs in August at The Gremlin Garage, a motorcycle shop in New River, their younger son had no idea the surprise awaiting him when they were to pick it up in December.
In Jesse Armstrong’s world, “Being creative is not a hobby. It’s a way of life.”
Gary Spaniola was in the successful Detroit band Bitter Sweet Alley, when he just decided to call it quits.
Desert Hills Presbyterian Church, 34605 N. Tom Darlington Road, Scottsdale, is presenting a one-hour service of wholeness and healing for those who may find Christmas a difficult season.
Beers and burrowing owls may seem like an odd match, but not when it comes to Wren House Brewing Company’s recently released U-9 lager made in collaboration with Audubon Southwest, Wild at Heart Raptor Rescue and Sinagua Malt.
Amie Miksta relaxes in the shade. The task comes easier to her these days, after a whirlwind, arduous bout with brain cancer.
Well, here we go into the Christmas season. This season, I am concerned about folks. Many people experience real depression and intense stress that comes with fear, uncertainty and a lack of contact with real human beings.
New River wildlife painter Kelly Mattes would tell you, “I don’t paint what an animal looks like. I paint what it feels like.”
The Hibachibot food truck has been serving Korean barbecue fusion food around the Valley for more than six years. But when the COVID-19 pandemic hit Arizona, the owners of Hibachibot—like other businesses—were forced to reevaluate their business model.
Filled with lamps, clothing and jewelry, Rusty’s Resale Boutique is a treasure in Anthem—not only because of its goods but the cause as well.
The North Valley Chorale has been rehearsing and singing for more than 12 years under Eleanor Johnson’s direction.
“The most faithful bearer of man’s message through time are slabs of pottery, the writing on which is as clear today as it was under the stiletto of the scribe who traced it,” Bernard Leach said in “A Potter’s Book.”
Jamie Kilstein is looking forward to playing Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy this week at High Street in North Phoenix.
Today I would like to pour out on you readers a potpourri of perspectives I have gleaned from others regarding life and living in 2020. You can access their thoughts on social media and the internet. Courage, my friends. Read on!
The local, family-owned pizzeria chain Barro’s Pizza is giving away $10,000 to one local resident in the 2020 Arizona Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway.
Josh Peters has always prided himself on being different.
Despite COVID-19 shutting down gyms, Boulder Creek High School quarterback Bear Milacek stayed fit, hoping for his football season to start.
A Cave Creek artist is featured on an upcoming episode of the “AZ Creates!” web series about creatives in Arizona. Graphite artist Jack Schilder of Cave Creek is the “Creative Connection” interviewee for the November 5 show on the AZ Creates YouTube channel. He reflects on his international …
Greg Douglass admitted he’s nervous about his Saturday, October 31, show in the Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion in Carefree.
Rock Springs Café will deliver pies in the Phoenix and Prescott areas this holiday season, with a portion of the proceeds of all bulk pie sales benefiting the Black Canyon Fire and Prescott Police departments.
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There is a growing need for reasonably priced housing in Cave Creek, and the developers of Tamarisk Rentals are seeking to address it with their newest project.
Construction recently started for a new town trail connection between Cave Creek Town Hall and Spur Cross Road that will improve safety and connectivity for pedestrians and nonmotorized vehicles.
Mike Bauer didn’t have any expectations when he signed up for the website 23AndMe, which provides personalized DNA insights.
To hold entities within the pharmaceutical industry accountable for causing the opioid epidemic and inflicting significant harm on people and communities, local governments have entered into the One Arizona Opioid Settlement memorandum of understanding.
Renowned bowler Loa J. Boxberger died Dec. 20 at the Heritage at Carefree. She was 81.
It’s no question that the pandemic has presented many people, businesses and organizations with major setbacks. The financial struggle was evident for Desert Foothills Land Trust, a Cave Creek-based nonprofit that relies solely on donations.
The Daisy Mountain Firefighters Charities kicked off its 12th annual toy drive on November 28, but the collections continue through the holidays.
Home Instead’s seasonal program, Be a Santa to a Senior, returns with new options for community participation.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen might soon be serving fried chicken to Cave Creek residents.