By Joyce Coronel
Chandler has come up with a delicious way to support the arts, local businesses and youth programming all at the same time. “Eat Your Art Out Chandler” involves 11 local...
The next J.K. Rowling or Stephen King could be discovered at the Tempe Public Library. In fact, the library could be their first publisher. Tempe Public Library and Arizona State University have...
On a recent Saturday, the downstairs of the Tempe Public Library looked like it was packed not only with readers but with characters from the shelves. Superheroes, aliens, sword-wielding warriors and zombie...
Connolly Middle School’s campus resource officer got a standing ovation at a recent school assembly—a welldeserved round of applause, as it turned out. Officer Larry Baggs was selected as the Law Related...
Editor’s note: Nancy Ryan, project management coordinator overseeing the development of Tempe’s Character Area Plan, has issued a response to residents opposing what they feared could be the possibility of apartments being...
By M.V. Moorhead
There’s all this gold lying around out there; you just have to go pick it up. It’s that easy.” Josh Feldman is being a bit facetious, of course. Getting gold...
Among the nation’s premier biogeochemistry scientists, including the many to whom recognition would propel vital future research, only a handful ever make the grade. In recent weeks, south Tempe resident and ASU...
Each ornament and light on
the two Christmas trees that
will mark the holiday season
at Tempe History Museum, 805 E.
Southern Ave., this month will not
only represent a story in someone’s
life—it will help preserve the...
