Pursuing a double major is difficult for many individuals. Add on the complexity of the double major being in molecular biosciences & biotechnology and biochemistry pursued by a single mom with three jobs. It seems like a nearly impossible scenario. For Laveen, AZ resident Cynthia Carrizoza, 29, this is the ambitious path she embarked on […]
Copper Mule Kitchen and Bar opened in North Scottsdale in January, offering a diverse menu inspired by the owners’ travels and home states of New York, Texas, New Mexico, Mississippi and Arizona. Menu items with regional influences include Hatch chile queso, Montauk fried olives, Sonoran shrimp cocktail and Delta deviled eggs, as well as sandwiches, […]
Community Event Slated for Saturday, Feb. 29 at Cancer Support Community of AZ Fighting cancer can feel like a full-time job for the patient as well as his or her family members, but an upcoming special event seeks to give everyone affected by cancer an opportunity to take a day off. Cancer Support Community of […]
A Portion of Proceeds Raised at Participating Restaurants Tuesday, Feb. 25 Fund Chandler Center for the Arts Free Art Programs Hungry for a way to give back to the greater good? Then step out and enjoy lunch, happy hour or dinner in Chandler later this month and see a portion of every dollar you spend […]
More than 14,000 children are currently in Arizona’s foster care system, and Living Spaces is doing its part to ensure that as many of them as possible have safe, comfortable places to lay their heads at night. Each year, the furniture store conducts a Buy One, Give One campaign as part of its Safe Place […]
U.S. soccer star Carli Lloyd will serve as keynote speaker for the 5th Annual We are United Luncheon, hosted by the Valley of the Sun United Way’s Women United, on April 22 at The Phoenician in Scottsdale. The Valley of the Sun United Way’s annual We Are United Luncheon paves the way for more than […]
A recently donated Al Beadle sculpture to the City of Scottsdale will be dedicated at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, at Scottsdale Artists’ School, 3720 N. Marshall Way in Scottsdale. The sculpture, titled “Ziggy’s Sister,” was designed by the late Beadle and donated to the City as an anonymous gift in honor of the Beadle […]
She made her mark in Arizona by spearheading transformative change in local museums, academic institutions and leadership positions, and now, she’s lending her talents on even broader level. Chevy Humphrey, the CEO of the Arizona Science Center, has been elected to the Board of Trustees for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation. The foundation seeks […]
He has one of the most recognizable faces in the history of Arizona athletics, and he’ll be the guest of honor at one of the state’s most unique and entertaining fundraising events. Former Arizona Diamondbacks legend Luis Gonzalez, who proved himself invaluable both on and off the field thanks to the countless contributions he made […]
The Junior League of Phoenix is celebrating 85 years of service to the community with an $85,000 grant to Phoenix Rescue Mission, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing solutions to end hunger, homelessness, addiction and trauma. The grant will allow Phoenix Rescue Mission to expand its current food bank program with a mobile food pantry […]
