Valley of Sunflowers undergoes last harvest, leaves lasting impression on community

By , on Monday, June 25th, 2012
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Volunteers from across the Valley helped to complete the second and final harvest of downtown Phoenix’s Valley of the Sunflowers project Saturday morning. Read story

Squash Blossom cafe to open in old Pasta Bar location

By , on Friday, June 22nd, 2012
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Squash Blossom, near McKinley and First streets, will open around July 4. It will fill the space previously occupied by Pasta Bar and will offer a coffee and espresso bar. Read story

Artistic couple teach their respective skills through collaborative classes

By , on Thursday, June 14th, 2012
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Jay Clayton teaches design, cartooning, animation and drawing. His wife, Denise, works as a personal chef and small-event caterer and teaches cooking classes. Together, the couple runs Spread the Weird Studio, a space that accommodates their hobbies and allows them to share their talents with students who take their classes. Read story

Downtown deli and gift shop expands hours to attract younger crowd

By , on Sunday, May 27th, 2012
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After being open for almost four decades, Duck and Decanter altered their business hours and started a new “After” Nooner menu in the business district of Phoenix. Read story