Community members, journalists discuss politics at the Cronkite School
Politics and the Press, the first installment of the Walter Cronkite School and the Arizona Republic’s joint Community Conversations series, took place on Friday at the Cronkite School. Read story
View ArticleCornish Pasty Co. to open new downtown Phoenix location
When Dean Thomas opened his first Cornish Pasty Co. restaurant in Tempe in 2005, he didn’t anticipate the business would expand so quickly. Read story
View ArticleRoosevelt Row co-founder steps down, new leadership shares bright outlook
Roosevelt Row co-founder Cindy Dach has stepped down as the district’s Community Development Corporation director to welcome Dale Erquiaga, who has been in the position in for two months. Read story
View ArticleAnother ‘fighter’ makes exodus from Valley, leaving legacy of community...
When Taz Loomans left last week for her now home in Portland, the downtown Phoenix community realized it was losing yet another young, vibrant changemaker. Read story
View ArticleNon-discrimination proposal passes, will affect LGBTQ community and...
The Phoenix City Council voted 5-3 Tuesday on a proposal to end discrimination based on disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. Read story
View ArticleMelrose District’s M7 street fair rolls into its 12th year with crafts, cars...
Saturday will mark the 12th year of the Melrose District’s M7 street fair, a well-known local event with festivities that offer a taste for every kind of appetite. Read story
View ArticleMusician and former minister finds harmony between Christianity and classic...
Tony "DLivahh" Prince, a local Christian musician, released his latest album "Behind the Mask" in January 2012. While Prince doesn't explicitly sing about the religion, the messages of faith carry...
View ArticlePoynter Institute faculty member discusses visual storytelling using...
Poynter Institute faculty member Sara Quinn spoke at ASU's Must See Mondays series about visual storytelling and the use of graphics to enhance the power of a story. Read story
View ArticlePro-immigration groups and community members gather to promote compromise
Volunteers and members for Organizing for Action-Arizona gathered at Steele Indian School Park Monday night with signs that detailed their hopes for immigration reform. Read story
View ArticleASU graduate student honored with Clinton Global Initiative University award
Winning and accepting an award from former-President Bill Clinton would seem like a lifetime achievement for some. But for Davier Rodriguez, winning the Clinton Global Initiative University award meant...
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