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Drugs and Alcohol Plague College Campuses
College is a time of self-exploration, an enlightening phase of life when students have the chance to grow in understanding, and determine their place in the world. It’s a time when young people learn to navigate life independent of their parents.
Arizona Summer Camps for Kids
From up-close animal encounters to rock-climbing excursions, this year’s promising lineup of kid-friendly summer camps has us wishing we could turn back the clock. Read on for some of our favorites.
Copenhagen Furniture Celebrates 45 Years of Innovative Design with Reception in Stores
To celebrate the anniversary of its 45th year in business, Copenhagen furniture will have a public reception on April 11th & 12th featuring Danish and European delicacies at its three store locations in Phoenix and one in Tucson. Erik Hansen, co-founder of Copenhagen in Phoenix opened his first store on the corner of Indian School and 7th Avenue in April 1970. Initially, the company offered furniture from Denmark and other Scandinavian...
Grieving Children Find Camp La Paz a Safe Place to Begin Healing
Camp Paz, hosted by Arizona-based nonprofit Stepping Stones of Hope, is planned for the weekend of May 2nd & 3rd, 2015 at Whispering Hope Ranch in the beautiful, relaxing pines of Payson. The weekend-long overnight camp helps grieving children ages 6 to 17 and their families by providing a neutral, safe environment where friendships are created and profound healing can begin.
Camp Paz for Kids (Paz means Peace in Spanish) was created in 1999 to give children whose lives have been...
College Football’s Biggest Game Heads to Arizona
Next year, the Arizona Organizing Committee will welcome two teams to Glendale for the second College Football Playoff National Championship. Winners from the Orange and Cotton Bowls will face-off for the coveted national title here in the desert on January 11.
