What It’s Like to Date and Dine Out in Phoenix During COVID-19
“Is this someone I am willing to risk my health for?”
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How the Prosecutor’s Race Will Affect Legalized Marijuana in Maricopa County
The next Maricopa County Attorney will play a role in the implementation of Prop 207.
An East Valley Roastery Aims to Empower Women Bean by Bean
Empower sells two single-origin roasts onsite: El Tambo, a medium roast from Colombia, and Tega & Tula, a light roast from Ethiopia.
Marijuana Legalization Can Stay on Arizona Ballot, State Supreme Court Rules
“This organization has missed the mark, and their attempt to block the initiative from the ballot was expensive and fruitless.”
Commander Hamburger at The Churchill Has Closed
COVID is to blame.
First Sip: Greenwood Brewing Brings Girl Power and Good Beer to Roosevelt Row
Roosevelt Row’s new female-owned brewery is modern, feminine, and filled with natural sunlight.
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Arizona’s Marijuana Legalization Campaign Just Filed 420,000 Signatures With the State
Smart and Safe Arizona, a citizens initiative to legalize cannabis for adult use in Arizona, filed 420,000 signatures with the Arizona Secretary of State today, putting adult-use on the ballot on November 3.
Phoenix Co-Working Spaces Trying to Come Back From Coronavirus Lockdowns
“As more people get fed up with the frustrations of work-from-home life, I think we’ll see more members coming into the office.” – Ryan Marble
Delta Dental Pushes Message That Marijuana and Anesthesia Don’t Mix
Study: Cannabis users may need more anesthesia and could experience side effects like low blood pressure and poor heart function during surgery.
How to Make a Smokable Bowl Out of Common Produce
Assuming you have fruits and veggies to spare.
Cannabis Companies Struggle to Survive the Coronavirus
“When I see Harvest’s stock and what’s happened to it, I think it’s undervalued due to the amount of licenses they hold.” – Demitri Downing
How to Stay Coronavirus Free While Using Medical Marijuana
Pointers on how to stay free of the coronavirus as a cannabis user.
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Anti-Valentine’s Day Events in Greater Phoenix
Seven ways to enjoy anti-Valentine’s Day in the Valley, for the brokenhearted, bitter, and fun-loving singles out there.
First Taste: Truffles for Breakfast at OEB Breakfast Co. in Scottsdale
The Canadian restaurant has opened its first U.S. location in the Valley with caviar, truffles, lobster, and ahi tuna poutine.
First Taste: Josephine. Joins Roosevelt Culinary Scene in Downtown Phoenix
True North Lifestyle’s culinary debut serves globally inspired cuisine with a French twist.
Boycott Black Friday for Booze at These 10 Valley Dive Bars
Here are 10 places to drink cheap beer and forget about Black Friday in greater Phoenix.
Nikki Furrer Wants You to Get High Like a Lady
Nikki Furrer went from an attorney to a cannabis consultant and author, and she’s out to help women get educated about getting high.
Nahko and Medicine for the People Are Questioning Everything
A near-death experience changed Nahko Bear’s worldview.
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First Sip: So Far, So Good for Pobrecito’s Replacement at The Churchill
A first visit to The Churchill’s new cocktail Bar, So Far, So Good.
First Look: Cutting Ice at The Fresh Shave on Roosevelt Row
The Fresh Shave, a shaved-ice concept from Hawaii, has opened on Roosevelt Row.
DIIV Have Slayed Their Demons
The indie band talk about recovery, growing up, and their new album.
First Taste: Galeto Brazilian Steakhouse in Chandler Has the Meats
This Brazilian steakhouse offers an all-you-can-eat churrasco experience in Chandler.