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Mesa record store known for vintage vinyl and collectibles is making a move

By Amy Young

Jun 20, 2025

When the plaza that houses your business is about to get bulldozed, you do what you have to do.

From Scottsdale to Downtown: Here’s your guide to make your best move in Phoenix

By Cynthia Barnes

Jun 20, 2025

Utah distiller acquires popular Tempe spirits company. What to expect

By Georgann Yara

Jun 10, 2025

Utah's Outlaw Distillery plans to keep the Arizona grain-to-glass philosophy while making new additions.

Zia Records is celebrating its 45th anniversary with a host of vinyl exclusives

By Douglas Towne

Jun 2, 2025

This round of vinyl treasures is highlighted by a double album of the Gin Blossoms’ classic 1992 release, New Miserable Experience.

How The Farm at South Mountain outlasted many Valley farm-to-table concepts

By Anna Ehrick | Cronkite News

May 23, 2025

The South Phoenix spot has drawn in customers for over four decades. Here's how the idyllic farm has sustained its success.

As industry pioneers retire, the future of Arizona wine hangs in the balance

By Georgann Yara

May 13, 2025

Sam Pillsbury planted his first vines in 2000. As he and others retire, a new generation strives to continue their legacy.

Will tariffs impact Arizona wine? Producers juggle challenges

By Katrina Michalak | Cronkite News

Apr 11, 2025

Amid the tariff chaos, Arizona winemakers face a range of hurdles, from importing supplies to a shift in demand.

How a childhood favorite became a booming burrito business in Phoenix

By Zach Oden

Apr 3, 2025

Hank and Sam Murphy took a decades-long passion for the humble bean and cheese to the next level with Bad Hambres Burritos.

Staff reopens Xanadu Coffee after owner sentenced in child sex sting

By Morgan Fischer

Apr 1, 2025

Xanadu Coffee staff say "fuck you" to the owner as they scramble to save the downtown Phoenix cafe.

Xanadu Coffee Co. closes following founder's prison sentencing

By Morgan Fischer

Mar 27, 2025

The local coffee shop is "closed until further notice" after its founder was sentenced to prison following a child sex sting.

Small business owners get candid about Phoenix food scene at panel event

By Zach Oden

Mar 27, 2025

The owners of Saint Pasta and First Place Coffee dished on the triumphs and trials of operating in Phoenix.

Trump’s funding freeze tanks business for Flagstaff HVAC company

By Morgan Fischer

Mar 5, 2025

CozyHome had customers lined up to upgrade their AC systems with state grants. Donald Trump’s freeze ended that program.

Arizona pet store sells sick dogs with predatory loans, customers say

By Matthew Bird

Jan 15, 2025

Puppyland has run into trouble elsewhere for pushing expensive payment plans on people for dogs that need pricey vet visits.

Retro repairs: Where to get your vintage valuables fixed in Phoenix

By Mr. P-Body

Dec 31, 2024

Want to get that typewriter up and running? Does your dad's old camera need some TLC? Here's where to go in Phoenix.

Elevate Coffee Co. celebrates 14 years in North Phoenix

By Carlos Rene Castro

Oct 7, 2024

Built on coffee and service, the North Phoenix cafe builds community near and far.

Hidden Haunts: Phoenix welcomes a new era of outspoken speakeasies

By Sara Crocker

Sep 19, 2024

Speakeasies are having a moment in the Valley. Here's what's behind the hidden bar boom.

Meet Kell Duncan, the developer shaping the future of Phoenix

By Sara Crocker

Aug 22, 2024

Kell Duncan has made a lasting impact on downtown Phoenix with The Churchill. Now, he has three new projects in the works.

Judge temporarily blocks Kroger-Albertsons grocery ‘megamerger’

By Chase Woodruff | Colorado Newsline

Jul 25, 2024

Over 100 Arizona grocery stores would be sold in the potential merger.

Kroger merger includes selling 101 Arizona stores. Here’s what it means

By Tirion Boan

Jul 10, 2024

Kroger wants to sell the stores as part of its Albertsons and Safeway deal. But your neighborhood market isn’t closing.

Owners of The Churchill, Driftwood Coffee to bring new food hall to Peoria

By Lauren Topor

Apr 22, 2024

The new project, named Jefferson House, is opening "ASAP" in the West Valley.

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