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Editorial StaffMarch 27, 2023
Our curated list of the top events to seek out for the coming week and weekend.
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Our weekly go-to list for new craft brews in Arizona.
What we know about the ways you can sell your home without leaving your laptop.
Valley NewsGrand Divide
Amy SilvermanApril 25, 2019
Grand Avenue might just succeed Roosevelt Row as the Valley’s signature arts district, but not without some residents bracing for impact.
Valley NewsOTTO Car Club
Leah LeMoineApril 25, 2019
Los Angeles transplant Eli Kogan melds logistics and fun at his Scottsdale automotive haven.
Valley NewsMapping the Past
Christianna SilvaMarch 31, 2019
Salt River Project released a new app that walks users through the Valley’s hidden history.
Valley NewsElection 2018 Preview
Ariana CervantesNovember 1, 2017
Questions, Questions
Both locally and nationally, Election Day this month will be a bit of a snooze – but just give it a year. Buoyed by a passel of statewide races, midterm Congressional elections and an acrimonious, intraparty jousting match for U.S. Senate, the 2018 election cycle will be a real eye-opener.
Valley food blogger Joanie Simon is about to make her Food Network debut – with Guy Fieri in tow, no less. But she’s not chowing down with the ebullient host at a drive-in, diner or dive. Instead, Fieri has her scurrying through the aisles of a grocery store.
Simon will appear on an episode of Guy’s Grocery Games, airing this Sunday, August 13, at 6 p.m. ET. For the uninitiated, the show features four chefs competing against each other in a grocery store set stocked with premium ingredients. In every 30-minute episode, each contestant shops for and prepares a dish, which is then judged. The last chef standing at the end gets two minutes to shop for items on a list, and wins a grand prize of $20,000 if he or she can find them all.
PHOENIX recently caught up with Simon, whose episode was shot last November, to talk about the stress of live food competition and whether Guy is really as wacky as he seems on TV.
Even though it’s hot as Hades, we Phoenicians still have patriotism. Here are some ways to embrace our red-hot Valley as we celebrate the red, white and blue.