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Popular Wildcats bar now open in Phoenix
Dirtbag’s, a popular UofA bar and grill in Tucson, now has a Phoenix location that just opened. “This one’s more targeted to UofA alumni, their families. They’re probably not going to be here until 2 all night doing shots until the end of the day and feeling bad the next day,” said owner Scott Hibler.
Chandler prepares month-long celebration of Hispanic culture
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, and as in past years the City of Chandler has organized a series of events for residents to celebrate and honor the rich histories, diverse cultures and vital contributions of those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.
Retail Plan Advances at Warner & Rural
Earlier this month, the Tempe Development Review Commission voted 7-0 to advance a strip mall proposal to City Council. Council has scheduled hearings for Sept. 5 and Sept. 19, with a vote scheduled for the second meeting. The development plan for the unnamed retail center features four single-level buildings. The...
Davis Earns Gold Medal in Peru: Recapping the U20 World Athletics Championships
TEMPE, Ariz. – Three medals are coming back to Tempe after a fantastic showing from Sun Devil Track & Field at the U20 World Athletics Championships in Lima, Peru, headlined by Jayden Davis' gold in the Men's 4x400 and silver in the 400m. Four Sun Devils – sophomores Davis...
Native-owned Frybread Lounge officially opens Aug. 31 in Old Town Scottsdale
A new Native-owned restaurant officially opens in Old Town Scottsdale at noon Saturday, Aug. 31. The Frybread Lounge is taking traditional Indigenous ingredients and refining them into modern dishes in the heart of the West’s Most Western Town. Darryl Montana is the head chef and a member of Tohono...
Mercury overwhelmingly lead WNBA in technical fouls, several players nearing suspensions
With the Indiana Fever breathing down their neck and them currently on a two-game losing streak, the Phoenix Mercury’s race toward the playoffs has another hurdle standing in their way. Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Battling not just the opposition, the Mercury have been...
MLB announcer calls out fan eating during game
Keith Hernandez’s facial hair might be iconic, but it can’t compete with some of the burly beards in attendance to watch a baseball game in Phoenix. Usually, SNY just needs to find an attractive woman in the stands to get Hernandez to say something funny. But during the New York Mets Thursday afternoon matchup with Read more... The post Keith Hernandez loves dental floss and burly Phoenix beards appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Phoenix Transitional Facility Reels from Burglary as Iowa's Rock Valley Rallies Post-Flood with Temporary School Setup
In Phoenix, a transitional housing facility, Apex Transitional Housing Inc., is grappling with the repercussions of a burglary on August 26 that led to the theft of items crucial for the serving of children, inclusive of electronics, reported ABC15; the damage extended to the facility's infrastructure with cut electricity, vandalized drywall, and even more critical damages, Derrick Earl, the CEO of Apex Transitional Housing, underscored the event's profound effect on their ability to meet the needs of the community, especially impoverished children and families.
Apaches dominate Wildkats in home opener of new field
Photo By Stan Bonifacio Sports Photography: Michael Olivar makes the first of three TD passes on the night as The Fort defeated Duncan 58-36 after dedicating their new artificial turf field as Wil Hinton Field. New artificial turf field dedicated Wil Hinton Field. By Jon Johnson. FORT THOMAS – Duncan...
WR Tetairoa McMillan (304 yards), No. 21 Arizona outlast New Mexico
Tetairoa McMillan caught 10 passes for a school-record 304 yards and four touchdowns to help No. 21 Arizona pull away to beat New Mexico 61-39 on Saturday night in Tucson, Ariz. McMillan, a preseason first-team AP All-American, scored on a 69-yard reception on Arizona's third snap of the game and never stopped. He added scoring receptions of 17, 78 and 40 yards, in addition to a 31-yard gain in which he was pulled down at the 1. New Mexico (0-2) stayed close through the first half, thanks to athletic quarterback Devon Dampier, who accounted for five touchdowns. The Lobos were...
Busy road reopens following deadly crash involving motorcycle in Apache Junction
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A busy Apache Junction road has reopened following a deadly crash late Saturday night. The Apache Junction Police Department said that traffic along Broadway Road was closed in both directions near Meridian Road due to crash between a car and a motorcycle. At least one person...
Old Pueblo Abuelo: Services are set for Cody Treatch
When I had my cancer scare a few years ago the specialist was trying to make small talk while we waited for the results of the biopsy to come in and he asked me to describe the worst pain I had ever experienced. I knew he was trying to prepare me for the possibilities ahead but my mind didn’t go to memories of physical pain, it went to the moment I stood by my sister and my brother-in-law in a hospital some 20 years ago when a sheriff deputy informed them in a hallway that their young son passed away in a tragedy earlier that day. He punched a wall and she let out a sound I had never heard before and I don’t ever want to hear again. That was real pain – a pain I could only imagine.
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