There comes a time in life when virtually
everyone is faced with a mind-numbing
challenge, one that forces us to either throw in
the towel or fight and hope for a better tomorrow.
These unfortunate obstacles...
Story by Chase Kamp
Since April 2011, when the voter-approved
Arizona Medical Marijuana Act took effect,
more than 36,000 state residents have received
licenses to legally treat various conditions with
medically grown marijuana.
The Harvest of Tempe medical...
Story by Diana Whittle
The voters’ approval of budget
override measures in both the
Kyrene Elementary and Tempe
Union High school districts, lets
administrators breathe a partial sigh of
relief.
Although the funds don’t
actually come into play for several
years,...
Reporting by Georgia Swing
Photo by Billy Hardiman
As a U.S. Marine Corps sergeant, Alec Niblett’s
missions took him to Iraq, Malaysia, Hong Kong
and the Philippines. The 27-year-old Tempe
resident hopes his current mission, begun this...
Story by Kris Baxter-Ging
Most think of Tempe as the home of Arizona
State University, Tempe Town Lake and Mill Avenue,
but it’s also a base for hundreds of manufacturing
companies, ranging from hot sauce to...
Story by Chelsea Martin
What is so special about a
shoebox? Forget the box
itself—it merely serves as a
vessel in which the true gift arrives.
The contents cradled inside that box
can provoke a sense of hope...
Longtime business owner,
advocate and community volunteer Vic
Linoff will moderate a forum featuring
a discussion regarding proposed
changes to solar-energy metering at
6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, in the Tempe
City Council Chambers.
Tempe is hosting the session...
Story by Diana Whittle
If the concept known as adaptive reuse is unfamiliar to you, think of it as a new twist on recycling. It’s when an old building outlives its original purpose...
