Shortly after the completion of Phoenix’s first skyscraper, an excited, death-defying feat took place atop the Heard Building. Click here for more info.
Most recently serving as a restaurant, from 1975 until the '90s, the Charles Pugh House has had quite the colorful life in its 125 years in existence. Here are some snippets. Click here for more info.
As the homelessness and eviction crisis deepens, pet-owning families are disproportionately affected. This includes a significant percentage of seniors, single women and children. Click here for more info.
Some of the buildings may be gone, but the memories will last a lifetime. Take a journey through Downtown Phoenix's colorful, queer history with the Valley's own Hip Historian, Marshall Shore. Click here for more info.
About the author: Marcy LaRont is the director of development for St. Joseph the Worker (SJW), an employment agency, job development and support service, providing resources for job seekers who... continue reading. Click here for more info.
A unique solution to a complex problem: the Arizona Housing Fund invites everyone to take part in expanding affordable housing, and effectively reducing homelessness in Phoenix and across the state. Click here for more info.
Nonprofit Phoenix Community Alliance Members are doing incredible things for our community. Here are some opportunities to join them in their influential efforts. The Arizona Pet Project The Arizona Pet... continue reading. Click here for more info.
From restaurants and retail boutiques to coffee shops, breweries and more — here are 22 female-owned businesses to know, support and celebrate in Downtown Phoenix. Click here for more info.
A colorful, celebratory and personal reflection of downtown, Ashley Macias was selected through a public call to artists by Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI) and Artlink. Click here for more info.
The U.S. Small Business Administration prioritizes small and microbusinesses in Paycheck Protection Program. Click here for more info.
