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PHXTogether The PHiXHello Merch Creates T-Shirts to Help Hospitality Industry

Madison RutherfordJune 11, 2020

Sam Means started Hello Merch 12 years ago to support bands and creatives in Phoenix and beyond. Now, he’s supporting the community through the coronavirus crisis. Hello Merch prints T-shirts, hats and posters for more than 250 bands out of its warehouse in Downtown Phoenix. Local tourism nonprofit Visit Phoenix recently approached Means and his team with an idea to produce T-shirts to raise funds for local hospitality employees who were affected by the pandemic....

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Faces of Phoenix PHXTogetherFaces of PHOENIX community support

Mike MeyerJune 10, 2020

A big part of our mandate at Phoenix Home & Garden and PHOENIX magazine is to celebrate the good works of the people and institutions that populate the Valley of the Sun – and we want you, the reader, to remain close to them as well. As such, this section celebrates the local Faces of Phoenix as an in-depth look at the community we strive to support, as they honor local businesses and organizations worthy of their support - community supporting community.

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PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: June 9

Alyssa FuentesJune 9, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Increase by more than 3,000 over Weekend The Arizona Department of Health Services reports that the state’s total COVID-19 case count has reached 28,296 as of today. Death Toll at 1,070 The ADHS also reports that as of today, the COVID-19 death toll in Arizona has risen to 1,070. People aged 65 and older make up 76.9 percent of these deaths. ADHS Hospital Bed Reports Change On Saturday, June 6, the Arizona Department...

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Desert Digest PHXTogether3 Immunity-Boosting Recipes from MIXT Owner Leslie Silverglide

Madison RutherfordJune 9, 2020

According to its owner, health and wellness expert Leslie Silverglide, Scottsdale’s MIXT has been “bringing better eating to everyone” since 2005. That means bringing delicious, healthy meals to its guests, supporting environmental sustainability and contributing to its employees and communities however possible, Silverglide says. MIXT has donated more than 100 meals each week to local first responders, hospitals and to the JoyBus Diner, a local nonprofit that delivers meals to homebound cancer patients. Through the...

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: June 5

Alyssa FuentesJune 5, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Surpass 24,000 With 1,579 new cases reported today by the Arizona Department of Health Services, the amount of positive COVID-19 cases in Arizona has reached 24,332. Maricopa County has the most positive cases in the state, making up 49.7 percent of total cases. Death Toll Hits 1,000 The ADHS reported 16 new COVID-19 deaths today, bringing the total up to 1,012. People aged 65 and older make up 77.3 percent of these deaths....

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: June 4

Alyssa FuentesJune 4, 2020

530 New Coronavirus Cases Reported Today The Arizona Department of Health Services reported an additional 530 COVID-19 cases today, bringing the total up to 22,753. Of this total, 49.4 percent have been reported in Maricopa County. Death Toll Nears 1,000 As of today, June 4, the ADHS reported an additional 15 deaths. The COVID-19 death toll in Arizona is now at 996. People aged 65 and older make up 77.4 percent of these deaths. Updates...

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PHXTogether The PHiXScottsdale-Based App Ninja Focus Helps Kids Cope with COVID-19

Madison RutherfordJune 4, 2020

It’s no secret that staying at home has led to mounting stress for both kids and adults. As parents adjust to working from home, they also have to find ways to keep their children educated and entertained, and it can be tough for them to navigate the new normal. Enter Ninja Focus – a mindfulness app that helps kids cope with stress and better understand their emotions. It inspires children ages 3 to 8 to...

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PHXTogether The PHiX UncategorizedLocal Telehealth Company Provides Quality Care at a Low Cost

Madison RutherfordJune 4, 2020

Cardiologist Kishlay Anand started Phoenix-based telehealth company Akos in 2016 to make health care more affordable and convenient. He didn’t know the virtual platform would be so helpful during a pandemic in 2020. In its early stages, Anand says many people didn’t recognize telemedicine as a valid modality to deliver health care, but now it could save lives. “If somebody has something very simple, we can keep them home and give them the care at...

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: June 3

Alyssa FuentesJune 3, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Hit 22,000 With an increase of 973 cases reported on June 3 by the Arizona Department of Health Services, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona has reached 22,223. Since Monday, reported cases by the ADHS have increased by 10.4 percent. Maricopa County has the most reported cases in the state, with 11,068 cases. Death Toll Increases to 981 The Arizona Department of Health reported 40 new COVID-19 deaths today, June 3,...

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PHXTogether The PHiX4 Downloadable Coloring Books and Activities for Kids of All Ages

Niki D'AndreaJune 3, 2020

Whether you’re an adult or a kid, being stuck at home when the weather’s nice, work is done and school’s out can be kind of a bummer. One can only binge so many Netflix shows or play so much Minecraft before starting to go a little stir-crazy. Thankfully, there are a handful of downloadable coloring books and activities from local organizations that can help keep kids of all ages occupied and satisfied. Taliesin West Floor...

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: 21,250 cases, 941 deaths and summer activities to resume

Alyssa FuentesJune 2, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Surpass 21,000 According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, the number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona as of June 2 has risen to 21,250. Over 1,100 cases were logged today. 53.1 percent of today’s reported cases are located in Maricopa County. Death Toll at 941 As of June 2, there have been 941 recorded COVID-19 deaths – 24 more than yesterday. People aged 65 and older make up 77.7 percent of the...

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: 20,123 cases, 917 deaths and a roadmap for reopening schools

Alyssa FuentesJune 1, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Hit 20,000 The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the total COVID-19 case count in Arizona at 20,123 as of Monday, June 1; 187 of those cases were reported today, and 49.4 percent of Arizona’s total cases are located in Maricopa County. Death Toll Rises to 917 As of Monday, June 1, 11 new deaths were reported, raising the death toll to 917. People 65 and older make up 714 of those deaths,...

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PHXTogether The PHiXCoronavirus Chronicles: Pet Rescues

Mirelle InglefieldMay 30, 2020

Adoptions, kennel space, volunteers, fundraisers and donations are the fuel that keeps Valley animal rescues running. When these essentials are strained or depleted, smaller rescues that depend on public benevolence may not be able to accept new animal intakes, and caring for residing cats and dogs is a near-impossible struggle. Here are five nonprofit, no-kill animal rescues acclimating to new ways of surviving, and looking to our community for a lifeline. H.A.R.T. (Homeless Animals Rescue...

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PHXTogether The PHiXRadio Free Europa Captures Our Cabin Fever-ish Times

Niki D'AndreaMay 30, 2020

Radio Free Europa challenges the adage “Truth is stranger than fiction.” The online play, penned by local playwright Ashley Naftule, is loosely based on a late-night call-in radio show called Coast to Coast AM that was hosted by a guy named Art Bell out of his living room in Nevada starting in the 1970s. Bell didn’t screen his callers or try to poke holes in their bizarre stories or theories. Originally slated for the stage...

PHXTogether The PHiXValley Coronavirus Update: 16,783 cases, 807 deaths and an update from Governor Ducey

Alyssa FuentesMay 26, 2020

Happy headlines are hard to come by these days. Coronavirus cases in the Valley and fear concerning the pandemic continue to rise, but there are silver linings – the community is coming together (virtually) in solidarity and local organizations, businesses and residents are doing the best they can to support each other. Our duty during these tough times is to keep you informed and updated, even if the news isn’t always uplifting. Here is a...

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