Over 100 Volunteers Remove Six Tons of Trash from Salt River, Phoenix in Community-Led Cleanup Effort
Volunteers removed six tons of trash from Salt River, Arizona, in a cleanup to preserve the waterway and its recreational value, with community support and the city's commitment to conservation.
Scottsdale's Beloved Farmers Market Faces Uncertainty Amidst $15M Parking Garage Plans; New Old Town Market Sprouts Hope
The Scottsdale Farmers Market may close due to a planned parking garage, with dissent from locals and the mayor. A new market, the Old Town Farm and Artisan Market, has emerged, offering hope for the community's future.
Phoenix Nears Selection of New Police Chief: Four Finalists Emerge from National Search
Phoenix is close to selecting a new police chief, with four candidates remaining. The finalists were chosen after community input and a national search. A public forum is scheduled for March 19 to discuss the candidates.
All Aboard Mesa Public Library Hosts Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders Exhibition
Mesa Public Library hosts a model railroad display by Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders, featuring HO-scale trains and detailed landscapes, open from March 18-22 with interactive and educational opportunities.
New Mesquite Hollow Trail Opens in McDowell Mountain Preserve, Fountain Hills Celebrates Legacy of Trailblazer Bill Craig
The Mesquite Hollow Trail, a new five-mile hike in McDowell Mountain Preserve, was opened by the Sonoran Conservancy of Fountain Hills with a ceremony honoring the project's lead, Bill Craig.












