The Phoenix chapter of the nonprofit organization was established in a home on Seventh Avenue and McKinley Street, where homeless youth can get food, a shower, wash their clothes and use the Internet to check social media or search for jobs on weekends.
We-Cycle-USA, a recycling bicycling shop, relocated to the heart of the emerging warehouse district in August, at 521 S. First Ave., on the corner of First and Lincoln avenues. We-Cycle was originally founded in Mesa by Robert Chacon.
Family-planning services and STI testing aren't the first things you think of when you're looking at a church, but an unlikely partnership between the Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Grace clinic and the Grace Lutheran Church downtown sets out to break the stereotypes. The clinic also offers positions to ASU nursing students.
Captain Squeegee, a seven-piece local act oozing with sudsy sounds and eccentric energy, will be playing at the Crescent Ballroom Thursday night to celebrate the release of their new album, “To The Bardos!”
Construction on a four story, 266-unit apartment complex in Midtown called Elevation Central is slated to begin this December on the southwest corner of Central and Highland Avenues. Verdura Residential is the residential development company in charge of the complex, which will be located near two light rail stations - Campbell and Central, and Central and Camelback.
The first annual Roosevelt Row Chile Pepper Festival hosted by Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation will include live music, on-site chile roasting and dozens of local restaurants and chile experts sharing their love for peppers and everything the unique vegetable can do.
