Downtown Digest: Poetry and Memorials
Hey guys, Sara here filling in for TJ this week. It’s finally here! The week where we all gather around the table and stuff...
Exhibit shows reality from teens from negative backgrounds
In an ongoing exhibit, a group of teen boys explore humanity through the use of art after having faced difficult consequences from negative influences...
Despite Council decision to extend light rail, opposition is still active
The debate against the controversial South Central Light Rail extension continued at a public forum Tuesday as residents voiced concerns with cost and safety...
GLSEN awards celebrate LGBTQ allies in Phoenix schools
The Gay Straight Lesbian Education Network (GLSEN) held its 4th annual Sparkle Glitter GLSEN Fundraising Cocktail Party and Award Ceremony on Thursday to honor...
Rott n’ Grapes makes a splash in Roosevelt
Rott n’ Grapes RoRo joined the downtown Phoenix community in August and is looking to take advantage of the restaurant scene, expanding its original...
Phoenix’s air quality may slow business growth
The city of Phoenix may be unable to meet certain federal air quality standards, which could hamper new city developments with extra fees and...
Phoenix Rising: “Healthy Giving” this holiday season
With the holiday season approaching, many downtown Phoenicians may feel the urge to help their community by going to an area populated by the...
Phoenix cat lovers enjoy film series highlighting that special feline bond
Local Phoenix residents and cat lovers made their way to the Filmbar Saturday for the first ever NY Cat Film Festival.
The event consists of...
Curtain Critic: Melodies lift the spirits in “Country Blue Saloon”
Some things in life are just so good you need a second taste, whether it's another bite of something delicious or a second showing...
Grand Avenue celebrates 10 years of Grand Avenue Arts Festival
Businesses on Grand Avenue celebrated ten years of art, food and success Saturday in the annual Grand Avenue Festival event put on by Grand...