For 15 years, foodies in the Valley and beyond have been feasting on three-course meals at some of the state’s finest eating establishments during Arizona Restaurant Week.
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There is nothing sweeter than a mother’s love. Scripture teaches this in a most significant way.
I recently read of a well-known free-lance writer who was visiting a top executive for an article.
As report cards begin to be filled out and children plot summer plans, nearly 30 East Valley thespians are winding up the school year by taking part in Limelight Performing Arts production of “High School Musical 2 JR.”
Sun Lakes United Methodist Church at 9248 E. Riggs Road hosts Tuesday Nights Together, a series of free programs every month.
It is surely difficult to understand the purpose or the value of worship. Some will indicate it allows us the opportunity to express our feelings to God so that a connection is made that gives us hope.
Humans and dogs have been companions for thousands of years, and the Arizona Science Center’s latest spring exhibit is highlighting this iconic interspecies duo.
Go to a Jarabe Mexicano concert and you get a joyride through a versatile songbook of Mexican folk, rock’n’roll, Tex-Mex, Latin rock and Reggae-Cumbia.
Jangle rockers Train are preparing surprises for their career-spanning set on the first night of the Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival, Friday, March 17.
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Jangle rockers Train are preparing surprises for their career-spanning set on the first night of the Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival, Friday, March 17.
Six men dreamed of bringing a piece of Italy to the desert, so the country would be represented in the best light.
When Chuck and Angela Fazio moved from a traditional real estate agency to a cloud-based international company, they were left with a beautiful building in Chandler.
David Archuleta has become known for his holiday tours. But when “David Archuleta: The More the Merrier Christmas Tour” comes to Arizona for two shows, the “American Idol” runner-up promises it will be more intimate.
It’s been seen by more than 70 million people, performed in more than 40 countries and in 22 languages, and its music is some of the most celebrated in theatrical history.
