FeaturesPeopleThe Great 48 2022
Editorial StaffJuly 7, 2022
From athletes and educators to animal rescuers and TikTokers, these superlative Valley dwellers are raising the proverbial bar.
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Valley NewsJuly 7, 2022Raising Phoenix: Contemplating the Complexities of Living in Arizona
Current controversies aside, our columnist will never leave Arizona. Her daughters might be another story.
FeaturesValley NewsGone, Critic, Gone: What Happened to the Valley’s Theater & Arts Critics?
Robrt L. PelaJuly 7, 2022
Once teeming with full-time theater, art and music critics, the Valley now has a vanishing handful. Who – if anyone – is filling the gap?
The former FOX 10 anchor and would-be Arizona governor seemed open to a profile in PHOENIX. Then she wasn’t. We did one anyway.
Valley NewsLand Zo: Glendale Will Soon Be Home to Arizona’s Largest Hotel
David SchwartzJuly 7, 2022
Glendale will soon be home to Arizona’s largest hotel, the centerpiece of a supersize entertainment complex.
Chef Jeremy Pacheco gives us an edifying glimpse into his home fridge.
In a twist on the “blue zone” principle, where you live in the Valley may help determine your lifespan. A new initiative aims to level the playing field.
PathogenDX’s innovative DNA-based technology fast-tracks potentially deadly microbial discoveries.
Valley NewsOpinion: The Matt Factor
Jim SharpeJuly 7, 2022
How can Matt Salmon factor into the upcoming election for governor?
Take a look at these premier learning institutions pushing the educational envelope.
These dynamic Valley leaders and philanthropists are worth knowing.
Valley NewsBusiness Buzz: Faith-Based Financial Investing Funds Screen Companies on the Stock Exchange for Non-Christian Values
Jimmy MagahernMay 5, 2022
Faith-based financial investing looks to filter out the “good” companies on the stock exchange from the bad. But how does such “ethical filtering” work?
Opposites attract and complement each other in this year’s final lineup of reader-provided photographic excellence.