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Night at the Museum: Storytelling of underrepresented voices

Night at the Museum: Storytelling of underrepresented voices

“Night at the Museum,” hosted by FashFilmFete, an annual film festival celebrating fashion storytelling, will have quarterly screenings featuring a film where fashion is a pivotal component of the storytelling and underrepresented voices, specifically women and people of color, are celebrated.
The Valley's first $75M home goes up for sale

The Valley's first $75M home goes up for sale

“We have built some extraordinary homes over the last 38 years but all of us at Cullum Homes are extremely excited to be bringing this caliber of home to the Valley,” said Cullum Homes co-owner Lindsay Cullum Colwell.
Banner Gateway opens major expansion

Banner Gateway opens major expansion

New patient tower doubles size of medical campus; will bring more than 600 jobs
Portillo’s coming to Queen Creek later this year after opening Gilbert location this week

Portillo’s coming to Queen Creek later this year after opening Gilbert location this week

The Chicago-style restaurant brand prepares to expand its footprint in the Phoenix area by heading south to Queen Creek and hosting a March 31 grand opening in Gilbert.
ADOT: Crews moving quickly to address pavement damage from storms

ADOT: Crews moving quickly to address pavement damage from storms

Wet winter and early spring have created ideal conditions for potholes.
QCUSD announces new principals for 2 elementary schools next school year

QCUSD announces new principals for 2 elementary schools next school year

"We're proud to welcome Stacey Martin and Dawn Harrington to QCUSD and we're looking forward to seeing them lead our students and staff to continued success," said QCUSD Superintendent Dr. Perry Berry.
New live 'Rattlesnakes!' presentation at Phoenix Zoo through April

New live 'Rattlesnakes!' presentation at Phoenix Zoo through April

Don’t worry, you can sit at a safe distance and still see everything up close on the amphitheaters’ giant digital screen. There are always two experienced keepers on stage who have training in handling of venomous animals. Come prepared with questions for the staff as Q&A is built into the presentation.
Arizona could become transportation utopia with self-driving cars, but we’re not there yet

Arizona could become transportation utopia with self-driving cars, but we’re not there yet

We’ve come so far and the greater Phoenix area is certainly one of the most progressive major metros in the nation to get on board with the autonomous revolution. But alas, even as our state evolves by allowing neighborhood occupant-less electric vehicles (NOEV) to navigate our roads without drivers or passengers, driverless cars are still an oddity to most Phoenicians. In fact, for many, they invoke fear.
QCPD invites residents to Coffee with a Cop March 28

QCPD invites residents to Coffee with a Cop March 28

Coffee with a Cop is an opportunity for residents to meet their police command staff and officers, ask questions and learn more about the department. The event allows residents and officers to interact in a casual environment, building trust and relationships, according to QCPD. 
Not every runny nose is an allergy

Not every runny nose is an allergy

As with all health concerns, seeking an accurate diagnosis is important to manage your condition appropriately. Talk to your doctor about your symptoms, and they will help you find the right course of treatment—whether that’s prescribed medication, recommending an over-the-counter nasal spray, or just plenty of rest.