Phoenix Marks a Major Anniversary This Year — But Will We Celebrate It?
Our city became a townsite 150 years ago this month.
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‘Go Angels?’ An Alumnus Wants to Exorcise the Devil From ASU
Would students behave better if their mascot was an angel?
Best of Phoenix 2020: Drag Artist Carnita Asada Embraces the Streaming Life
The performer is now the host of Quarantine Creators, a pandemic-era drag event for Arizona Virtual Pride.
Best of Phoenix 2020: Wild Flavors From Chef Brett Vibber
This chef is looking forward to serving his foraged finds at Wild in the near future.
Best of Phoenix 2020: An Arizona Healer at Home in the Mystic
Growing up, Patricia Federico didn’t realize that not everyone saw spirits.
Best of Phoenix 2020: Believing in Magic at Zombi World Market
People are turning to Santeria priestess Genevieve El-Masri for much more than merchandise these days.
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Best of Phoenix 2020: A Longtime Arizona UFO Hunter Still Has His Eyes on the Skies
“These spacecrafts are real interested in this part of the desert, for some reason.”
Best of Phoenix 2020: Beyond the Grave at Papago Park’s Pyramid Tomb
Here’s the story behind one of Phoenix’s strangest landmarks.
Auto Hunter Roger Falcione Will Make Your Collector’s Dreams Come True
Looking for a vintage Camaro? Someone on his website might be selling one.
The Many Lives and Wild Times of Phoenix DIY Legend Eddy Detroit
The bongo-playing, tarot-reading, toe-sucking Phoenix punk icon has stories for days.
The Ultimate Eddy: A Primer to Mr. Detroit
Get acquainted (or reacquainted) with the music of a Phoenix legend.
Acclaimed Chinese Film Our Time Machine Is Sad Because It’s True
I deal with Alzheimer’s every day. I thought I wouldn’t enjoy a film about it. I was wrong.
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Daniel Ben-Horin Returns to Phoenix in His Debut Novel
Substantial Justice is the story of a man who tries to solve the murder of a pot dealer.
Bob Graham and the Mystery of the Long-Lost Phoenix Trolley Car
Where had Streetcar 509 been hiding all these years?
Arizona Theatre Company’s Chanel Bragg Is More Than Just a Person of Color
The Arizona native is helping ATC adapt during the pandemic.
Here’s What One Phoenix Teacher Really Thinks About Distance Learning
A veteran educator opens up about the challenges of this school year.
La Gattara Cat Cafe’s Founder Talks Cat Rescue in the COVID Era
The founder of La Gattara Cat Cafe hasn’t let the pandemic stop her from her mission of helping felines.
Phoenix Singer-Songwriter Lonna Kelley Is Heading Home to Tucson
“It’s time to be somewhere else now.”
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A Maricopa County Dem on Regrouping After Last Month’s Firebombing
Aaron Abbott says the Maricopa County Dems will keep on keepin’ on after last month’s firebombing.
The Downtown Phoenix ‘Graffiti Houdini’ Has Covered Up His Last Tag
Don Olund reckons he removed about 50,000 downtown Phoenix graffiti tags in his day.
Ralph Michael Brekan’s New Stoner Comedy Supatoonz Is About More Than Pot
The part-time Phoenix resident discusses his new animated series.
Mall Brat: A Late ’70s Class Trip of Sorts to Metrocenter
All my favorite rites of passage took place at Metro.