Through the “Too Much of a Good Thing” initiative, PACC911, Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit and Lulu’s Fund have provided 522 fully funded spay and neuter surgeries, helping Arizona rescue partners stretch their budgets and save more animals. Photo provided.
522 Surgeries Later, Local Rescues Have More Room to Save
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What started as a way to pass the time became a decades-long motorsport in Arizona, with lawn mower racers trading grass clippings for checkered flags and dirt tracks, like this one near the Superstitions Mountains east of Phoenix. Photo courtesy of Marty Fauss.
Cut to the Chase: The Legacy of Arizona’s Lawn Mower Racers
Helpany’s ePaul brings a modern, privacy-first approach to emergency response in senior living. Photo provided.
Helpany Adds Three New Leaders to Support National Growth

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Jamie Inglett, founder of Enchanting Earth and creator of the Enchanted Mystery School, channels Sedona’s signature energy into a global movement blending crystals, consciousness, and modern manifestation. Photo courtesy of Enchanting Earth.
Enchanting Earth Turns Crystal Love Into Inc. 5000 Growth
Brandon Rafi, center, and members of his team volunteer during a meal-packing event with Feed My Starving Children. Photo provided.
Mission Monday: Brandon Rafi
“Drunk Dracula” brings the drama, the drinks and a little bloodthirsty chaos to the stage in Phoenix. Photo provided.
Drunk Dracula Is Back and Thirstier Than Ever
Melted cheese, grilled meat and plenty of sandwich swagger are on the menu at Smiling Moose. Photo provided.
The Moose Is Loose in Scottsdale
East Valley community members will gather for a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony honoring the lives lost and the first responders, service members and civilians impacted by the attacks. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
Apache Junction Honors 25th Anniversary of 9/11
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Business & Innovation

Angie’s is hiring across Arizona as the fast-growing restaurant company expands its teams and prepares for continued growth. Photo courtesy of Angie's.
Angie’s Opens the Door After Salad and Go’s Sudden Exit
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Technology may make real estate faster, but Phoenix real estate still turns on local knowledge, human behavior and sound judgment. AI can bring the data to the table. It still cannot read the room. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
AI Can Price Your Phoenix Home. But Can It Sell It?
Arizona’s rainmakers are making a splash, turning big ideas, bold leadership and community investment into lasting impact across the state. Headshots provided.
13 Arizona Leaders Making it “Rain” Impact
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Children’s Art Classes North Scottsdale gives children and teens a place to build artistic skills, experiment with new materials and grow their creative confidence. Photo provided.
Young Artists Get a Fresh Canvas in North Scottsdale
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Government & Leadership

Through the “Too Much of a Good Thing” initiative, PACC911, Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit and Lulu’s Fund have provided 522 fully funded spay and neuter surgeries, helping Arizona rescue partners stretch their budgets and save more animals. Photo provided.
522 Surgeries Later, Local Rescues Have More Room to Save
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Brandon Rafi, center, and members of his team volunteer during a meal-packing event with Feed My Starving Children. Photo provided.
Mission Monday: Brandon Rafi
East Valley community members will gather for a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony honoring the lives lost and the first responders, service members and civilians impacted by the attacks. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
Apache Junction Honors 25th Anniversary of 9/11
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Students at Unbound Academy and Novatio School take part in hands-on, project-based learning designed to turn ideas into real-world work. Photo provided.
These Students Are Building More Than Good Grades
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Culture & Lifestyle

Through the “Too Much of a Good Thing” initiative, PACC911, Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit and Lulu’s Fund have provided 522 fully funded spay and neuter surgeries, helping Arizona rescue partners stretch their budgets and save more animals. Photo provided.
522 Surgeries Later, Local Rescues Have More Room to Save
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East Valley community members will gather for a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony honoring the lives lost and the first responders, service members and civilians impacted by the attacks. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
Apache Junction Honors 25th Anniversary of 9/11
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Dig It Gardens blends nursery life with workshops, events, design, and a whole lot of local character. Photo provided.
Succulents, Skulls and Soil: Dig It Gardens Does Fall
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“True Identity: An Athlete’s Guide to Finding Peace in All Circumstances" is a new 31-day devotional by Zach Vogel.
Who Are You When the Game Ends? The Pros Share In New Book
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Wellness & Balance

Leslie McReynolds is the CEO of the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona. Photo provided.
Mission Monday: Leslie McReynolds
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We Are Healers combines Indigenous storytelling, mentorship, financial assistance and institutional partnerships to support future healthcare professionals. Photo provided.
Supporting the Next Generation of Native Healers
The Beau Collective brings fitness, retail and community together at its new North Central Phoenix location. Photo provided.
The Beau Collective Makes Its Phoenix Homecoming
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Scottsdale Arts celebrates becoming a Blue Zones Project Approved worksite, joining local businesses helping make healthier choices easier across the community. Photo provided.
Blue Zones Pushes Scottsdale Wellness Into High Gear
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Food & Drink

Melted cheese, grilled meat and plenty of sandwich swagger are on the menu at Smiling Moose. Photo provided.
The Moose Is Loose in Scottsdale
Angie’s is hiring across Arizona as the fast-growing restaurant company expands its teams and prepares for continued growth. Photo courtesy of Angie's.
Angie’s Opens the Door After Salad and Go’s Sudden Exit
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Horse & Hyde Uptown blends bold barbecue, strong cocktails, and live country music in the heart of Phoenix. Photo provided.
Horse & Hyde Uptown Turns Up the Flavor with a Back-to-School BBQ
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The Back-to-School BBQ brings together barbecue, cold drinks and live entertainment for an easygoing afternoon built around food, friends and one more round of summer fun. Photo provided.
Say Goodbye to Summer with a Back-to-School BBQ Aug. 15
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Adventure & Entertainment

“Drunk Dracula” brings the drama, the drinks and a little bloodthirsty chaos to the stage in Phoenix. Photo provided.
Drunk Dracula Is Back and Thirstier Than Ever
What started as a way to pass the time became a decades-long motorsport in Arizona, with lawn mower racers trading grass clippings for checkered flags and dirt tracks, like this one near the Superstitions Mountains east of Phoenix. Photo courtesy of Marty Fauss.
Cut to the Chase: The Legacy of Arizona’s Lawn Mower Racers
Dig It Gardens blends nursery life with workshops, events, design, and a whole lot of local character. Photo provided.
Succulents, Skulls and Soil: Dig It Gardens Does Fall
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It takes a lot of support to keep the residents at Better Piggies Rescue fed! Photo by Linh La.
Good Food, Great Art and Plenty of Snorts
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Travel & Escapes

Hole 16 at The Links at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club brings the kind of polished desert-golf drama that makes working on your swing feel a little more glamorous. Photo provided.
The Biltmore’s Other Kind of Tee Time
Changing leaves and crisp fall colors create a picture-perfect backdrop at D.A.Ranch Estate Vineyards. Photo provided.
Art, Wine and Autumn Adventures at D.A.Ranch
Pickin’ in the Pines brings bluegrass, mountain air and a packed weekend of live music back to Flagstaff. Photo by Dawn Kish.
Pickin’ in the Pines Turns 20 and Goes Full Twang
Tombstone Monument Ranch & Cattle Co. is a historic dude ranch that’s built in the image of an Old West town and promises plenty of adventure and relaxation. Photo provided.
Tombstone Wants You to Stay Awhile
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Hidden Treasures

Phoenix resident Chase Newlon poses with a brown trout he caught at Reservation Lake in Arizona’s White Mountains. Arizona Game and Fish is encouraging anglers to head north to cooler waters during the Valley's hot summer months. Photo courtesy of Chase Newlon.
Hooked on the High Country: Arizona’s Summer Escape
Designed for a wide audience, the book speaks to visitors, home entertainers, and wine lovers alike, while encouraging a more intuitive approach to mixing and pairing. Photo provided.
The Perfect Pour, Now in Print: D.A.Ranch Releases Wine Cocktail Recipe Book
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Burrowing owls that are part of the Wild at Heart project wear bands that track their activity near a solar farm in Tonopah. Photo by Samad Khan/Cronkite News.
Solar Panels, Tiny Owls, One Very Smart Desert Setup
Guests flow through an outdoor yoga session at Mountain Shadows, where Camelback Mountain brings the kind of backdrop no studio wall could ever compete with. Photo courtesy of Mountain Shadows.
Mountain Shadows Is Your No-Flight Summer Escape
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Beyond Arizona

Kokusai Street in Naha, Okinawa, Japan. Photo courtesy of Romeo A. on Unsplash.
Okinawa Said Go Big or Go Home
Fans celebrate Japan’s opening goal in the team’s final group stage match against Sweden during a watch party at the Union Station Fan Zone in Los Angeles. Photo by Matthew Badger/Cronkite News.
Soccer, Hot Dogs and a Global Party in L.A.
Island Packers’ summer excursions from Ventura Harbor offer whale watching, wildlife viewing, and specialty trips through the Santa Barbara Channel and Channel Islands. Photo provided.
Whales, Caves, and a Very Necessary Coast Escape
A paddler takes in the easygoing wild side of Big Thicket National Preserve, where shaded waterways turn a summer park day into a full-on nature reset. Photo by Henry Baldwin, National Park Service.
Fireworks Who? The Parks Are Calling
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