On the Hunt for Celebrity-Endorsed Weed and CBD in the Valley
Willie and Snoop, yes. But also Martha and Kristen.
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Amid a Huge Worker Shortage, a Phoenix-Based Restaurant Staffing App Is Growing Fast
Spurred on by the national server shortage, the company will expand into six more markets by the end of the year.
His Antique Shop Went Up in Flames, but Michael Robertson Isn’t Crying
“I refuse to lay down and die when something bad happens,” he says.
Love Them or Hate Them, Record Album Hype Stickers Tell a Story of Their Own
And to think most people just throw them away.
Paul Pedersen Takes You Through the Looking Glass in Curiouser and Curiouser Too
When you attend this interactive play in the west Valley, you play the part of Alice.
The Departure of Another Director Raises Questions About the Future of Phoenix Art Museum
Tim Rodgers is leaving the helm of Phoenix Art Museum after less than a year, another blow to the beleaguered institution.
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A Pair of New Compilations Celebrate Phoenix’s Own Dyke & The Blazers
Dyke & The Blazers was a Phoenix R&B group on the way up — until its lead singer was murdered.
The ASU Professor Mashing Up Climate Science and Tarot Readings
ASU professor Adriene Jenik has created a tarot deck for the environmentally minded.
Learning to Love Summer in Phoenix, One Third-Degree Burn at a Time
Remember when it wasn’t miserably hot? Us neither.
Eddy Detroit, Phoenix DIY Music Luminary, Has Died
The Phoenix DIY music legend died on June 15.
Hiking in the Heat: How to Stay Safe When It’s Triple Digits on Phoenix Trails
If you’re inclined to hit one of Phoenix’s hiking trails during the hottest time of the year, here’s how to do it safely.
Farm Express Is Cruising Into Phoenix’s Food Deserts
“Our competition is fast-food places where you can feed your family from the 99-cent menu.”
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A Phoenix Trailer That Brings the Barbershop to You
Fredy Gonzalez’s mobile barbershop is a place to get a fade — and a little peace and quiet.
Vets, Pets, and CBD: What to Know About Treating Your Four-Legged Friends
“The DEA can fine me $10,000 for every time I offer CBD to anyone with four legs.”
Remembering the Late, Great Rusty Warren, the Knockers-Up Girl of Phoenix
Her comedy albums were the kind that got played at backyard parties after the kids went to bed.
Here’s the Skinny on Pa’La Downtown, Straight From the Mouth of Chef Claudio Urciuoli
The 6,000-square-foot space at Second and Washington streets is open-roofed and features a bar and large-ish lounge.
The Ticket Stub Time Travels Blog Wants to Remember Concerts With You
Rod Smith’s blog is a chronicle of Phoenix concert history.
Everybody’s Got an Opinion About Phoenix’s Restaurant Staffing Shortage
Restaurant workers are getting paid more to stay home. A lot of them like it.
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Author Jon Talton Is Bringing Phoenix Locals to Life Again in His Latest Crime Novel
Cameos by big names in Phoenix history are sprinkled throughout Talton’s latest, City of Dark Corners.
These Phoenix Robots Want to Write Your Thank-You Notes
When you care almost enough to send the very best.
Bemoaning the Death of Liner Notes With a Couple of Old Hands Who Once Wrote Them
Ah, the good old days.
A Guide to Arizona’s Stoner-Friendly Pot Podcasts
Two national trends — legal weed, and everybody in the world having a podcast — have collided of late in Arizona.