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Valley Mom Set to Donate Kidney to Brother
Rachel Roland is a mom on a mission - exploring beautiful Arizona (and beyond!) with her two little companions, Jeremiah and Sarah, in search of the best restaurants, attractions, and products for you and your children. See what she has in store for your family today!
Horsing Around: Scottsdale Polo Championships Horses+Horsepower
At the age of 14, polo player Nic Roldan enjoyed top honors at the 1998 U.S. Open Polo Championship, the first of many hard-earned wins. Now, nearly 15 years later, the Buenos Aires-born athlete and model has become one of the sport’s most decorated stars, having taken the polo field in five continents. During a visit to Scottsdale in September, AFM chatted with Roldan about the emerging popularity of polo and what we can expect next from this handsome horseman. (This month, fans can catch him at the Scottsdale Polo Championships: Horses+Horsepower Oct. 20 at WestWorld.)
Key to the Cure Sponsor
Meet Erik Peterson, a Key to the Cure sponsor, as he shares his involvement with the organization.
How did you get involved with Key to the Cure?
Michael Dee introduced me to Vicki Vaughn who introduced us to the cause.
Are you involved with any other charities?
St. Mary’s Food Bank, Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Southwest Center for AIDS/HIV
How are you sponsoring Key to the Cure?
Diva Level
What do you hope the future holds for Key to...
How to Bring a Taste of Maine to Arizona
Rachel Roland is a mom on a mission - exploring beautiful Arizona (and beyond!) with her two little companions, Jeremiah and Sarah, in search of the best restaurants, attractions, and products for you and your children. See what she has in store for your family today!
Daily Habits That Get You Sick
Daily Habits That Get You Sick
It is around that time of the year that the cold season is in full affect. The sniffles turn into full-blown congestion and the mild headache becomes a throbbing nightmare. While this seasonal bug often spreads like wildfire in schools and the workplace, it can easily be caught within the comfort of your own home. Sixty-five percent of colds and more than half of food-borne illnesses are contracted from homes. Daily tasks...
