HistorySermon on the Track
A Phoenix church has conducted Easter sunrise services at Turf Paradise horse racetrack for the past 53 years.
A Phoenix church has conducted Easter sunrise services at Turf Paradise horse racetrack for the past 53 years.
“Surprise me,” a man says to the bartender, before leaving to lounge poolside at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel.
The anti-vaccination movement in Arizona continues to spread like, um, a virus.
The fate of stray horses in Heber could depend on just how feral we think they really are.
Phoenix barely missed landing an NFL expansion team in 1974, but the Valley’s pro pigskin aspirations later captured the Arizona Cardinals and the Super Bowl.
Arizona’s first “net-zero energy” townhomes were unveiled in Scottsdale last October.
Arizona Beer Week & Arizona Cocktail Week once again ask imbibers to choose – and their organizers are OK with that.
Fountain Hills’ annual International UFO Congress has become the Barrett-Jackson of the flying saucer set. Are you ready to believe?
After nearly 60 years of slinging steaks, the oldest restaurant in the Valley, Monti’s La Casa Vieja, closed on November 17.
The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gammage Auditorium has changed a lot in 50 years, but quality performing arts programs are a mainstay.
City of Suds
Another month, another batch of newly-opened Valley microbreweries.
A new indie film seeks to capture the mythologized man behind Phoenix’s most storied eatery. Does anybody in town really know Jack?
Valley Metro puts 120 new buses on Phoenix roads, minimizing the pains of outdated public transportation.
Phoenix is slowly switching to brighter new streetlights. But who will pay for them?
In a sporting coup, Michael Bidwell brings the Pro Bowl to Glendale a week before the Super Bowl.