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This morning was one of those wonderful summer mornings long-time residents of the Valley savor. Temperatures lingered below 90 degrees (Fahrenheit) until almost noon, thanks to overcast skies brought in by the monsoon. The humidity was higher than normal, but a light breeze kept it from being oppressive

On days like this, locals linger over breakfast or coffee on patios. They stroll through parks and neighborhoods. They get out and do ...

In the shadow of one of the nation's busiest airports, along the Hohokam Expressway and the new light rail route, sits one of Arizona's most accessible archaeological sites. The Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park is much more than a museum with ruins. It is an active dig site on one of the largest of the 40 or so mound ...

Okay, I admit it. I actually like these books. And the movies. I just caught the latest one, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, on Monday at the AMC Mesa Grand 24 and it was great!

Obviously, Harry isn't just for the kiddies. The following events celebrating the release of the latest and last book in the Potter series, however, are...unless you are ...

The arrival of the Beckhams in Los Angeles isn't the only big soccer news. The Copa Panamericana tournament which begins Monday evening at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, is bringing some of the best players on two continents to Phoenix for a week.

Six teams divided into two groups will play three games to decide which two teams will face each other in Sunday's championship ...

Repairs are underway at Gilbert's popular Cosmo Dog park. The facility, recognized by Dog Fancy magazine as one of the nation's top dog parks, will be closed through August 15, allowing the city to repair landscaping and increase the amount of shoreline along the lake for canine swimmers. The Park opened in 2006.
The 4-acre fenced no-leash zone located at Ray Rd. and the San Tan Freeway (Loop 202), offers four-footed ...

It's Live Earth day everyday at the Outdoor University for Reforestation (OUR). The non-profit ecological educational organization founded in Gilbert in 2000 now has nine Keynote Classrooms stretching from Thompson Gardens in Gilbert to OUR(tm) Water Ranch northeast of Flagstaff.

Those who imagine Arizona only as the high desert featured in movie and TV westerns, ...

The Heard Museum West is celebrating their first anniversary on Sunday, June 24, 2007. Hoop dancer Lane Jensen will perform between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., along with other artists. Visitors can enjoy the latin sounds of NosotroSOUND beginning at 12:30 p.m. Refreshments will be available as long as supplies last.

Lane Jensen, a Navajo/Maricopa hoop dancer from Scottsdale, Arizona, placed third in the Heard Museum's 17th Annual ...

May has been a very good month for Arizona geologists and paleontologists and it isn't even half over. It began with the discovery of camel bones, estimated to be around 10,000 years old, at a WalMart construction site in Mesa. The very next week, the 2.5 million year old Rhynchoterium skull found near Safford, arrived at the Mesa Southwest Museum.

Finding camel bones in a desert may not sound significant. After ...

Looking for a great shopping experience in Phoenix? Look no further, for there are many exciting options in the area for every kind of fashionista and every kind of budget.

Metro Center Mall www.metrocentermall.com

Located west of 1-17 in Phoenix on Dunlap and Peoria.

Anchor Stores: national chains including JC Penny’s, Dillards, Sears, Macy’s
Other Stores: New York and Co, Bath and Body Works, Guess, Yankee ...

When it is sweltering hot outside and you can’t take any more sun, a bowling trip may be just what you need! Bring your friends or family along and you are in for hours of fun and entertainment.

Who Should Come:
There are many different bowling locations around the Phoenix area each offering a variety ...