This metro Phoenix bowling alley has closed after 62 years
Glenfair Lanes won’t reopen after closing for renovations earlier this year.
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12 most haunted places in Phoenix, Tempe and around Arizona
Casey Moore’s Oyster House in Tempe and downtown Phoenix’s Orpheum Theatre are just two places in Arizona where you could see a ghost.
Tempe Music Festival: A look back at the iconic Arizona concert event
Tempe Music Festival paved the way for Phoenix rock fests. See photos from 2003–2009 featuring Fergie, My Chemical Romance and more.
Uncontained: Short Creek, measles and the long shadow of Warren Jeffs
Arizona’s biggest measles outbreak in decades is in a small Arizona town trying to move past its infamous polygamist prophet.
‘Behind the Lens’ with Henry Diltz
It’s career show-and-tell when the legendary photographer presents and discusses his iconic work.
Andrew Cline from Astrologer’s ‘secret history’: Dishwasher’s lament
Local musician and writer explores moments of his life touched by music in a second chapter of series.
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Ahead of its time: ELO’s forgotten sci-fi masterpiece
“Prophetic” release may have been born too soon.
Photos: Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport over the decades
Nine decades of Phoenix Sky Harbor history captured in vintage photos, from flights to famous visitors.
Phoenix debates Valley’s best radio stations in spirited online sesh
KUKQ, The Edge and Power 92.3 were among the local broadcasters fondly remembered.
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The 20 most epic Arizona State Fair concerts since 2000
Rhianna, Flaming Lips, Pitbull and other legends have brought their A-game to the fair.
‘His mustachioed smirk invades my feed weekly’: How Frank Zappa’s words resonate today
The musician was known as much for his scathing takes on social issues as for his fusion-driven, signature rock ‘n’ roll style.
Phoenix readers share memories of Scottsdale’s beloved Los Arcos Mall
“It was a great spot to drop acid.”
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