Taco Guild adds new specialty drink
Taco Guild has added an intriguing new cocktail to its lineup of tequila-based beverages. The Founder’s Gayaba is made with guava, lime..
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‘Shifter’ Exhibit Through Feb. 26 Eric Fischl Gallery, Phoenix College 1202 W. Thomas Road In a new video, Los Angeles-based artist..
Del Frisco’s gets new GM, chef
Del Frisco’s Grille recently announced the hiring of General Manager Lawrence Macias and Executive Chef Jimmy Ton. Macias has spent his..
Cookbook features local chefs, recipes
Looking for something a little different to give your Valentine this year? Something that might inspire more “together time”? Why not..
Pet of the Month: Playful Daisy also gets along with dogs
Very curious, Daisy likes to hide in fun places like the laundry basket and leaps out to chase her toys. The American Shorthair appears..
Recycle one, buy another
Don’t know what to do with those old electronics cluttering up your office or garage? Bring them to an Electronic Recycling Event set for..
Romance and rum cake at The Classy Kitchen
Hearts and flowers bring romance to The Classy Kitchen this month, starting with “Romantic Tabletops for Intimate Dinners” on Feb. 3...
School district to host teacher interview fairs
The Washington Elementary School District (WESD) will host a series of Teacher Interview Fairs to hire teachers for the 2015-2016 school..
Sign up now for summer camps
It’s never too early to start planning what your kids will be doing this summer. Two events this month will offer an array of options for..
Slain boy remembered with memorial garden
The Madison Elementary School District is a tight-knit community of families, teachers and administrators who are dedicated toward the..
Volunteers needed to share elder rights
The Ombudsman program of Area Agency on Aging, Region One, Inc. is looking for caring individuals to visit assisted living homes in order..
Suns Charities offers scholarship opportunity
Applications for the 2015 Phoenix Suns Charities’ “SunStudent” Scholarship Program are now available. The program will award 10..
Whether feral or stray, try to help
There are tens of millions of them in the United States and, chances are, a few in your own neighborhood, ducking and diving and trying to..
Local eatery ventures into reality television
Tiffany Allison has a lot on her plate. Not only is she the chef and part owner of the popular Aunt Chilada’s restaurant, she also..
Military families scholarships offered
The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation is accepting applications for the 2015-2016 academic year. The deadline to apply is March 1. Since..
Make a custom paw print tile
Bring your beloved pet to Noble Beast on Valentine’s Day to get a custom tile made of your best buddy’s paw print, 12-2 p.m. Saturday,..
Families sought for exchange students
ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE) is seeking local host families for international high school boys and girls. These..
Local girls honored in calendar contest
In 2015, more than a dozen Arizona students will have their artwork displayed in offices and in homes across the Valley. Among them is Abby..
O’Connor visits exhibit on her life and legacy
As one of modern-day America’s most influential women, Sandra Day O’Connor’s life has been filled with an incredible collection of..
‘Achievement Above All’ winners honored
The Glendale Union High School District Governing Board in November recognized this school year’s Achievement Above All winners from..
Homeless, at-risk vets get services
Arizona StandDown 2015, an event to recognize and assist homeless and at-risk U.S. veterans, will take place 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 12-14 at..
Local woman leads study trip to Mexico
North Central resident Virginia Ramos Foster, Ph.D., will lead a Spanish Study Program in Cuernavaca, Mexico in late spring 2015. Foster is..
Girl Scout cookies return with newbies
For six weeks each year, Girl Scouts in Arizona participate in the largest girl-led business: the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Through March..
Singing spurs fun, strengthens memory
Kristina O’Boyle has been using karaoke music to entertain members of retirement communities, those with Alzheimer’s or other forms of..
