Valley Lifestyle

Arts From Our PartnersSeptember 22, 2020Arts & Culture Preview

Following an abrupt pandemic shutdown last spring, performing arts companies and museums are raising the curtain on a dynamic new season.

From Our Partners HealthSeptember 22, 2020Women’s Health

LifestyleSeptember 17, 2020Valley Artists Foster Connection While Physical Closeness Isn’t Feasible

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LifestyleScoop: Resident Raconteur

Keridwen CorneliusApril 30, 2020

Meet the director bringing multicultural storytelling, authentic accents and therapeutic improve to The Phoenix Theatre Company.

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HistoryThe Maître d’ Mob Hit

Dawson FearnowApril 30, 2020

How the killing of a 73-year-old waiter in Arcadia came back to haunt the Chicago mob.

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Features Lifestyle7 Solitary Hikes and Cozy Cabins

Mare CzinarApril 26, 2020

Find a rambling respite at these seven new trails, plus nearby cabin and camping options.

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Arts Literary Performing Arts The PHiXIllustrated Bar Flies, Vol. II: “Looking for Truth”

Craig OuthierApril 21, 2020

Our second Illustrated Bar Flies entry is Monica Aissa Martinez's “Looking for Truth.”

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SpotlightSpotlight: Stephen Tilder

Cody FitzpatrickMarch 20, 2020

Ballpark food is an American tradition that predates portable cameras. But Stephen Tilder, executive chef at Chase Field, makes stadium cuisine for foodies of the Instagram age.

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LifestyleScoop: Change of Art

Mark AthitakisMarch 20, 2020

The retirement of The Arizona Republic’s theater reporter leaves a voic in the Valley’s performing arts coverage.

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HistoryChandler’s Champ

Douglas TowneMarch 20, 2020

Boxer Zora Folley fought Muhammad Ali for the heavyweight title only to later die under mysterious circumstances while serving as a Chandler city councilman.

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Arts FeaturesDoctor My Eyes

Robrt L. PelaMarch 19, 2020

As an antidote to the drab waiting room norm, local physicians offer visual art alongside the art of medicine.

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Features Health PeopleUnicorn Doctors

Keridwen CorneliusMarch 19, 2020

Meet the ultra-specialized specialists who take on the rarest ailments – or treat common conditions in the most uncommon of ways.

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From Our Partners Health2020 Physician Profiles

Mike MeyerMarch 11, 2020

Search through hundreds of profiles for physicians from various areas of specialty who practice throughout the Valley and dedicate themselves to making our lives better.

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Features Things to Do2020 Bucket List!

Chris MalloyFebruary 20, 2020

Dig into this collection of heart-pounding, eye-widening Arizona experiences like it was your last spring on Earth.

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HistoryStarlight Screens

Douglas TowneFebruary 20, 2020

Valley residents flocked to drive-in theaters after World War II, but movies weren’t necessarily the main attraction.

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SpotlightSpotlight: Letitia Frye

Leah LeMoineFebruary 20, 2020

If you’ve ever put your paddle in the air to pledge $10,000 to a charity, it was probably at the behest of Letitia Frye, the designer-clad, stiletto-wearing force of nature known as The Auctiontainer.