Acknowledged as the best-known Arizona races by the local running community, these races pit intrepid runners against trails around the state.
September 27: Mogollon Monster 100
This 106-mile – because 100 wasn’t enough – race traces the Mogollon Rim outside of Pine and includes four challenging climbs. mogollonmonster100.com
Arizona has always had a footing in the fruit industry, at one point even having more grapes in the ground than California
Meet Javelina Jangover ultra runners Dave Bloom and Holly Miller
READ IT: Gone are the days when children’s books taught the importance of keeping a tidy room.
Nearly burned alive in a gas explosion, a young West Valley couple beats the odds – and makes medical history.
October 16, 2013, 9:19 p.m.
When the house at 7916 W. Cholla St. exploded, it rocked a Peoria police patrol car idling only 15 feet away. Officer Kenneth Tarrant happened to be sitting in the cruiser, wrapping up a traffic case.
He radioed for help, then ran to aid the young man and woman running from the house. They were screaming in agony. They managed to tell him they’d been badly burned. Tarrant asked if anybody else was in the house. The answer was no.
Extreme Valley runners take on long-distance trail runs, in the dark.
Artistic Director Ib Andersen took Ballet Arizona from the brink of bankruptcy to iconic institution.
Mixologist Brian Goodwin and PHOENIX editor Craig Outhier conduct class
Unlike the majority of her teammates, Melyssa Olsen didn’t grow up playing netball. As an American, she played basketball throughout her youth. But when Hall approached her last year and told her about netball, she was curious. After observing the team and figuring out the rules of the game, Olsen became the goal defender, a position she was familiar with from her basketball experience.
It appears to be an entirely different place, a green countryside
An inside look at our poolside shoots for Cool Staycations
Real Estate Renaissance Man.
Michael Pollack loves attention. The commercial real estate redeveloper’s name adorns many of his properties
Valley performing arts groups offer a plethora of productions this season.
SEE IT: Enter the world of pop art at the ASU Art Museum in Tempe this summer.
