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Feel Better, Frankie!
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According to Gawker, who references posts on Frankie Muniz's Twitter, he had a minor stroke last week at the age of 26. According to his posts, the problem was minor and he already seems to be feeling better.
We love Frankie, and wish him the very best in his recovery!
Sedona Co. Zooms into Scottsdale
We're all familiar with Sedona's super-popular Pink Jeep Tours. Now, in a genius move, Pink Jeep Tours' president and owner, Shawn Wendell, is bringing the brand’s adventure-seeking experiences to the Valley. Pink Adventure Tours is Wendell's new Scottsdale-based operation will work in partnership with Pink Jeep Tours; the new company will offer Valley locals and visitors (and we know there are so many this time of year) safe, easy access to the premier adventures of Northern Arizona in Sedona and the Grand Canyon.
Pink Adventure Tours will bring guests from Scottsdale to northern Arizona by way of luxury Mercedes...
JANI Model Agency partners to do Best of Our Valley Fashion Show
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Now that the Best of Our Valley voting is over, we are gearing up to celebrate the winners with our Annual Best of Our Valley party this March. We are excited to annouce that JANI Modeling Agency is partnering with us for the Best of Our Valley Fashion show. We can't wait to see what they have in store!
For more information about JANI Model Management check out www.janimodeling.com
Spring 2013 Fashion Fever Trend Report
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Gilt Groupe Founder to Headline Fashion Group International Spring Fashion Fever 2013
Fashion Group International of Arizona’s Spring Fashion Fever 2013 preview and trend report will be headlined by Gilt Groupe co-founder, Alexandra Wilkis Wilson at The Agency Arizona. This exclusive pre-screening party will provide looks straight from the New York, London, Milan and Paris runways.
Alexandra Wilkis Wilson and Alexia Maybank started Gilt Groupe...
Powerball Winner is the Valley's Own
Someone in Fountain Hills sure had a lucky day yesterday. Two winning tickets were sold for yesterday's $579.9 million Powerball jackpot--one in Fountain Hills, the other in Kansas City. (Names have yet to be announced.) Wednesday's lottery marked the largest jackpot in history. The winners will split the massive jackpot. Each will receive $289.9 million if they choose the 30-year annuity option or nearing $190 million if they opt for lump-sum cash. The jackpot winners have 30 days to decide which option they prefer.
And the numbers that turned one very lucky Fountain Hills resident into a multi-millionaire? 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 with the red Powerball number being 6.
The next Powerball drawing will take place Dec. 1.
