Last week I wrote about why more grocery stores don’t locate in the Quad Cities. My answer: our shopping habits don’t support them enough. Dollars and foot traffic. But there's more...
This Memorial Day, May 29, which is at the tail end of a three-day weekend, is not about what you may think.
Over the years I’ve heard the call: “We need more grocery stores.”
Thirty-plus years ago, I was what I called a “student of politics.” I loved it. I got a degree in it, only to have that “love” trampled in modern times.
It is great to remind readers and citizens alike that vehicle burglaries are taking place. We should always we watchful — for ourselves as well as for our neighbors. But ...
I read with interest that attorneys for failed gubernatorial hopeful Kari Lake are being fined by the Arizona Supreme Court after the justices concluded they lied — repeatedly — in one of their claims about why Lake is entitled to a new election.
The attacks took place at night in the area of Oaklawn Drive and Rosser Street, … and we should not be surprised.
Arizona lawmakers are considering an override of a Gov. Katie Hobbs veto. In their sights is legislation that would legalize the sale of home-cooked food, such as tamales.
The 18th edition of the Whiskey Off-Road mountain biking series this month is bringing with it one of the top bluegrass acts in the country, Greensky Bluegrass, and the band that will warm up the crowd is Prescott’s very own Cross-Eyed Possum.
We live (rather, surf the internet) in a global world. No surprise there. And, nefarious requests for help from all points and beyond are business as usual. Again, no surprise.
