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“Our goal is to utilize our platform to send a strong message to the NFL and other sports organizations that fail to recognize cannabis for medicinal purposes,” said Jim McMahon. “Throughout our NFL careers and retirement, myself, Kyle Turley and Eben Britton have witnessed first-hand the damaging effects of opioids and other harmful prescription medications on the bodies and minds of not only ourselves but fellow athletes alike.”

Unserved food will be collected, donated to Arizonans experiencing hunger

Now through Sunday, Feb. 12, the shopping center’s Luxury Showdown will bring a lineup of incredible experiences that let guests get hands-on and join in the action. With a jam-packed schedule of celebrity appearances, interactive kiosks, fashion shows and more, guests can discover energy and excitement at Scottsdale Fashion Square no matter when they arrive.

From Friday, Feb. 10 through Sunday, Feb. 12, the massive “Mint Mall” will be set up at the Cannabis Consumption Park near State Farm Stadium. Akin to a beer garden, the Cannabis Consumption Park will be open to adults ages 21 and older. Highlights include infused foods, cannabis vendors with complimentary samples, live musical performances, comedy skits, celebrity appearances and more. 

The fully autonomous ride-hailing service, Waymo One, is ready to transport the expected record number of guests around downtown Phoenix for the Big Game’s festivities this week. Just as they can today, members of the public will be able to hail autonomous rides 24/7 in downtown Phoenix and to and from Sky Harbor International Airport as they visit the Valley for Super Bowl LVII.

The Superstition Freeway eastbound will be closed overnight between Higley and Power roads from 9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 to 5 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8. The eastbound US 60 on-ramps at Val Vista Drive and Greenfield Road also will be closed Tuesday night.

In order for all of our military heroes to get the chance to experience the Birdies for the Brave Patriots Outpost, official military IDs will be required to gain access, and the one-guest maximum guideline will be enforced to help keep the crowds and wait times down.

“We’re proud to see our once small golf tournament in the middle of the desert grow into a crucial source for economic development and growth not only in the Phoenix area, but everywhere in Arizona,” said Michael Golding, 2022 WM Phoenix Open tournament chairman and current president of Thunderbirds Charities. “We take great pride in the positive experiences we provide our fans and together with our corporate partners, we will continue to draw all types of visitors and businesses to the Valley.”

“Teens across the country are active in the battle against Alzheimer’s disease, whether it’s caring for family members, volunteering, working in a care facility or raising awareness and educating those around them,” said Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr., AFA’s president and CEO.

The event will take place at the Paradise Valley estate from 6 to 10 p.m. The party is invitation only, but anyone is welcome to request an invitation. If approved, participants will receive an access code they can use to purchase tickets.