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NewsThe Price of Being a Desert Dweller
Jim SharpeMarch 3, 2022
Not long ago, "sprawl" was a bad word in the Valley. But with the cost to put a roof over your head rising by the day, a lot of people are glad that our far-flung, quasi-affordable environs exist.
NewsNew Generation of Native Americans Faces Exclusion from Parents’ Tribes
Jimmy MagahernMarch 3, 2022
Edged out by government laws and stymied by federal inaction, a new generation of Native Americans faces exclusion from their parents' tribes -- along with their benefits.
Scottsdale multihyphenate Young Paris launches NFT projects for local artists.
NewsLand Zo: Billion-Dollar Development to Rouse Recreation at Tempe Town Lake
Madison RutherfordMarch 3, 2022
A brand-new billion-dollar waterfront development aims to rouse recreation at Tempe Town Lake.
Arizona's new state climatologist eschews personal politics in favor of dispassionate dispatches.
Community theater is easy to love when you're not hating it.
NewsWe Went to the “Stop the Steal” Protest in Phoenix. What We Saw: A GOP Civil War in Miniature
Jimmy MagahernJanuary 7, 2021
On Wednesday, January 6 – the same day extremist supporters of President Donald Trump rioted and overtook the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. as lawmakers attempted to count the electoral college votes from the 2020 presidential election – a group of several hundred Trump loyalists watched a live stream of the action on a jumbo screen outside the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix. Following a peaceful morning in which the mild 60-degree weather lent an...
NewsValley NewsAs cancel culture rises, Arizona finds itself grappling with which parts of our past we should embrace
Jim SharpeJuly 30, 2020
Sharpe to the Point: #CancelResponsibly
NewsValley NewsValley churches grapple with how – or if – to address COVID-19 in an increasingly political world
Dolores TropianoJuly 30, 2020
Politics, the Pandemic and the Pulpit: Valley churches grapple with how – or if – to address COVID-19 in an increasingly political world