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News & People
PeopleThe PHiXOctober 2019Studio Session with Elizabeth Butler
Peek inside Phoenix-based painter Elizabeth Butler’s colorful studio.
Valley NewsSeptember 2019Mean Streets
Valley NewsSeptember 2019Sharpe to the Point: Stick Up
Valley NewsBrush with Greatness
Amy SilvermanAugust 2019
From piano to painting, a troubling number of Arizona schools have eliminated arts from their curriculum. Our writer surveys the parched landscape, and finds a heroic clique of teachers keeping an oasis alive
LifestyleValley NewsSide Hustle: PHX
Mike MeyerAugust 2019
From retired Boomers to peaking Gen Xers to motivated millennials, every generation could use a little something on the side. Here’s a guide to creating your own alternate revenue stream.
Valley NewsFoodie Activism
Marilyn HawkesAugust 2019
Did Charleen Badman’s grassroots initiative tip her James Beard win?
Valley NewsFemme Finance
Teresa K. TraverseAugust 2019
Phoenix financial adviser Stephanie Ellsworth has created safe spaces for women to discuss money with Her Slice of the Cake.
Valley NewsGood Bones
Sara EdwardsAugust 2019
What’s next for these unique and historical buildings after the departure of their recent tenants?
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe examines Arizona State Senator Sylvia Allen’s recent racist remarks.
PeopleQ & A with L.T. Smith
Jess HarterAugust 2019
Larry “L.T.” Smith didn’t quite achieve his dream of a lucrative NFL career, but the amiable 27-year-old has found another way to make a lot of dough.
Considering a run for the Arizona Legislature? Prepare to be paid like a lifeguard.
Who Makes What? How to Make It? Where to Spend it?
Urban farmer Greg Peterson let us peep his farm tools.
Real estate professionals scoring higher in overall satisfaction.
Valley NewsPunching Back
Jimmy MagahernJuly 2019
Mesa’s police chief made headlines by publicly reprimanding his officers. Now some are calling for his resignation.
Conservative Sal DiCiccio wants to upend Mayor Kate Gallego’s agenda with two controversial initiatives, and he’s getting help from an unlikely source: left-wing firebrand Sal Reza.
PeopleBill Woodbury
Keridwen CorneliusJuly 2019
Behind the scenes of how Bill Woodbury became the most recognized armored fighter in the U.S.