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State Forty-Eight debuts new shirt to promote hiking safety

ABC15 talks to Chelsey McHale about why State Forty-Eight's new campaign is so meaningful and how she hopes it will save lives

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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New Flower Child location set to open in Peoria

For Morgan Hall, the general manager of the new Flower Child location coming to Peoria, the opportunity to expand the restaurant into the West Valley is personal. “Being an Arizona-bred person, I am so happy to be on the Peoria side, “ Hall said. “My family lives on this side of town, so it’s exciting to be building this from the ground up in a place where I can call home.”

Peoria, AZ · 21h
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Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers to Join Craig’s Crossing

Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers plans to open at Craig’s Crossing, a commercial development at the northeast corner of Carefree Highway and Cave Creek Road, according to KTAR. The restaurant will occupy about 5,525 square feet and is among the first tenants announced for the SimonCRE project. The center will include a grocery store and other retail, with construction expected to begin in 2027. An opening date for the restaurant has not been announced.

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d
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Jimmy John’s Opens in Scottsdale, Eyes Franchise Growth Across Greater Phoenix

Jimmy John’s has opened a new restaurant at 20701 N. Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale, the brand’s latest expansion in Arizona as it pursues franchise growth across the Phoenix area. Locally owned and operated by Brandt Bacus and Jared Bacus, the restaurant builds on Jimmy John’s development momentum in Scottsdale.

Scottsdale, AZ · 3d
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Fabulous Arizona

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SALTA Argentine-Inspired Steakhouse to Open in Downtown Phoenix

Pomo Restaurant Group has announced plans to open SALTA, a contemporary steakhouse centered around traditional Argentine grilling techniques, wood-fired cuisine, and indoor-outdoor dining. The post SALTA Argentine-Inspired Steakhouse to Open in Downtown Phoenix appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .

Phoenix, AZ · 14h

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‘Changing two lives’: Peoria-based nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with veterans

PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Valley nonprofit is making sure veterans don’t have to face the hardest days alone, and that rescue dogs get a second chance, too. The Peoria-based nonprofit, Soldier’s Best Friend, pairs rescue dogs with Valley veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Peoria, AZ · 1d

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Cheap Paperbacks, Vinyl, And Guitars All Land In One Basket At This Arizona Used Bookstore

A banjo, a stack of paperbacks, and a 4K movie can all end up in the same shopping basket here. That combo alone tells you this is no quiet little bookshop with one sleepy cat. The shelves run deep with used books, but the inventory keeps going. Vinyl records, video...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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Mr. Lucky's was the king of clubs in Phoenix. What happened to it?

It was October 1966 when Mr. Lucky’s opened for business on Grand Avenue in west Phoenix, a two-story honky-tonk that soon became one of the Valley's most beloved music venues, affectionately called the king of clubs. The main floor hosted country music royalty, from Waylon and Willie to George Jones and Jerry Lee Lewis, with rock acts relegated to the basement. Sixty years later, the club’s iconic Vegas-worthy neon sign — a grinning jester — hasn't stopped towering high above bypassing traffic from its 50-foot perch at Grand and 37 th avenues. The bells are missing from the faded jester's hat and the little rectangular boxes that once promised cocktails and dancing appear to have been shot out or otherwise vandalized beyond repair. The dice that once hung from the bottom of the sign have also gone missing. The building itself is now home to Mr. Z Towing, which runs an impound facility for the Arizona Department of Public Safety in the parking lot, surrounded on either side by used car dealerships. J. David Sloan sang country at the helm of Mr. Lucky's house bands, first the Rogues, then Western Bred. In 1988, he bought the bar from original owner

Phoenix, AZ · 6d

Phoenix New Times

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Coors Light Birds Nest 2027 concerts: Here’s the full lineup

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. The Waste Management Phoenix Open is famous for its party-hardy atmosphere and...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

Phoenix New Times

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Where to get Thanksgiving dinner to go in Phoenix

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. What’s your favorite part of Thanksgiving? Are you the outlier who actually...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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North Scottsdale Wine Bar Pours In With Mountain-View Patio, Nov. 20 Grand Opening

E. McDowell Mountain Ranch Rd., Ste. 100 — Planned Wine Bar And Patio. A new wine bar is pouring into North Scottsdale, and it's bringing a patio with McDowell Mountains views along with it. Turquoise Wine Bar is expanding with a new location at 10405 E. McDowell Mountain Ranch Road, Suite 100, and the business is scheduled to open its doors next week, with a grand opening celebration planned for November 20.

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d

ABC15 Arizona

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Phoenix Veterans Day parade celebrates 30 years in the Valley

Thousands of people are expected to gather in Phoenix on Wednesday for the 30th annual Phoenix Veterans Day Parade.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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RARE Steak Championship Brings Contestants to Salt River Fields

Salt River Fields in Scottsdale will host the RARE Steak Championship on Thursday, with restaurants competing in Traditional Steak and Creative Steak categories. The organizer describes more than 25 steakhouses in the competition; Phoenix Bites reports 34 participating restaurants and culinary vendors overall. How the competition works. Restaurants will serve...

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

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Texas Italian Favorite La Riv Fires Up Its First Arizona Outpost in Scottsdale

A Central Texas Italian restaurant known for its oak-fired pizzas and steaks is crossing state lines for the first time, with plans to open a third location in Scottsdale, Arizona. The expansion marks La Riv's first restaurant outside of Texas, where it currently has two locations. From Temple to Scottsdale.

Scottsdale, AZ · 3d

Phoenix New Times

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Win a Free Pair of Tickets to See The Psychedelic Furs!

Experience Four Decades of Post-Punk Greatness on Celebrity Theatre’s Iconic Revolving Stage. Post-punk legends The Psychedelic Furs return to Phoenix on November 19th, and we’re sending you and a friend to experience the magic for free!. Four decades after redefining the rock landscape with their signature blend of...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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What pet owners need to know about the recent screwworm outbreak

Arizona · 2d

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Diners Swear This Arizona Buffet With Weekend Snow Crab Is The Best All You Can Eat Around

Hot snow crab legs show up every Saturday and Sunday at one Arizona buffet, and nobody is counting your plates. They arrive steaming instead of ice-cold, which is a small detail with big consequences for your weekend. That alone would earn a permanent spot on my weekend calendar, no questions...

Phoenix, AZ · 5d

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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Mexican meat markets in Phoenix serve more than steak | Exclusive

At carnicerías around metro Phoenix, the smell of seasoned meats cooking on a grill out front or on a flattop behind the hot-food counter mixes with the aroma of freshly baked pan dulce, sold under an umbrella of colorful piñatas hanging from the ceiling. Customers move between the butcher counter, grocery shelves and prepared-food stations, often finding nearly everything they need for a family meal in one stop. Long before supermarkets filled their shelves with packaged goods and refrigerated meat, neighborhood markets were at the heart of everyday life in Mexico. They were places where families purchased food, merchants exchanged goods and communities gathered around the ingredients that shaped their culinary traditions. Today, that tradition continues in Arizona’s carnicerías, or Mexican meat markets, where the experience of shopping for food often extends beyond the butcher counter. Neighborhood meat markets are an essential part of Mexican culture According to William Beezley, professor emeritus of history at the University of Arizona, Mexico’s market tradition dates back centuries. When the Aztecs founded Tenochtitlan, markets became essential to supplying the city’s population. Vendors sold staples such as corn, beans and squash, along with fish and other foods. As trade expanded, merchants brought additional products

Phoenix, AZ · 7d

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Phoenix Veterans Day Parade celebrates 30 years with new route

Thirty years after it first brought the community together to honor America’s veterans, Phoenix’s annual Veterans Day Parade is opening a new chapter. This year, the parade moves to Third Street, where veterans, military units, marching bands, community groups and families will gather Nov. 11 for a celebration honoring service and the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Got A Sweet Tooth? Seven Arizona Candy Shops Have Been Making Sweets For Decades

Arizona has a candy story that most people never hear about. Long before trendy dessert spots showed up, small shops across the state were already stirring fudge, dipping chocolates, and filling jars with old-school treats. Some sit on Route 66, some hide in mountain towns, and one is a family...

Arizona · 3d