Downtown is Phoenix’s greatest hidden gem. This statement seems ridiculous to say, but it’s the best way I can describe it. It’s almost embarrassing though, calling the downtown of the sixth largest city in the country a hidden gem. Read story
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Downtown is Phoenix’s greatest hidden gem. This statement seems ridiculous to say, but it’s the best way I can describe it. It’s almost embarrassing though, calling the downtown of the sixth largest city in the country a hidden gem. Read story Short Leash Hot Dogs may expand to a brick-and-mortar location on Roosevelt Street by early June, according to owners Brad and Kat Moore. The couple hopes to correspond the new location’s opening with the food truck’s third anniversary on June 5. Read story The Motoring Thru Time car show in historic Heritage Square featured approximately 100 restored vehicles Saturday. Read story The Rose and Crown is one of those places downtown that you hear the name of time and again but never seem to get around to actually visiting. Whether you’re a fan of Union Jacks, Her Majesty or just looking for some good beer and ‘chips,’ the Rose and Crown has what you need to get your British fix. Read story Volunteers kicked off the final harvest of the Valley of the Sunflowers project at Sixth and Garfield streets. More than a dozen turned out to brave the high temperatures and help harvest the sunflowers, which will be turned into biodiesel by the Phoenix Union Bioscience High School. Read story CityScape celebrated the start of the Christmas season Saturday with the return of an ice rink and a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony. Read story Phoenix may be young in comparison to the old, Gothic mainstays of the East coast, but as old buildings like the Ramada Inn continue to be razed, many community activists are trying to reignite an appreciation for historic preservation in the nation’s fifth largest city. Read story Students founded Arizona State University’s first chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists this semester in hopes of creating more opportunities and fairness for aspiring black journalists. Read story ASASUD plans to implement new water filtration systems on drinking fountains around the Downtown campus next semester in hopes of making the campus “greener” and saving money for students. Read story |
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