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The Importance of Window Tinting in Cars
Valley residents are used to sweltering hot summers, but did you know it is hotter in Phoenix this summer than it has been since 1896? And harsh UV rays provide a much greater skin cancer hazard to drivers than they even realize. Read on to discover why tinting your car windows is so important for you and your passengers’ health.
National Cell Phone Courtesy Month: Cellphone Etiquette
These days most of us are attached to our cellphones practically 24/7, but few actually realize that July is National Cell Phone Courtesy Month. The smartphone is easily one of the greatest inventions of our time, but it is definitely one of the greatest distractions as well. Thus, author and etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore founded National Cell Phone Courtesy Month back in 2002 with the intent of making cell phone users more aware and respectful of their surroundings. To avoid offending others or any other kind of awkward moment, follow these tips by Whitmore to honor National Cell Phone Courtesy Month this July.
Where to Celebrate July 4 in Phoenix
It just wouldn’t be a 4th of July celebration without fireworks, and the greater Phoenix area has plenty of shows on both Friday, July 3 and Saturday, July 4 for the whole family to enjoy. But why stop at just fireworks? Patriotic music, swimming, barbecues, parades, picnics, flyovers and lots of fun games and activities will all be included in the festivities. Here are our picks for where to spend your holiday weekend in the Valley this 4th of July.
A/C 101: Making Sure Your Air Conditioning Works its Best
There’s no messing around when it comes to the Arizona heat, and on average, July is the Valley’s hottest month, with an average high temperature of 105 degrees. That being said, no one wants to end up with a broken air conditioner. To make sure you aren’t stuck without A/C during the upcoming summer months that are just going to get hotter, look out for these signs and follow these tips to make sure your A/C is working as efficiently as possible.
Downtown Phoenix To Be College Football Playoff Central
In just over 230 days, two teams will take the field at University of Phoenix Stadium to compete for the coveted College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship title.
While the highly anticipated matchup on January 11 will be the pinnacle of the 2015 – 2016 college football season, the days leading up to the game will be equally as exciting.
Plans for the downtown Phoenix footprint were recently unveiled with the support of Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, the Arizona Organizing Committee (AOC) and CFP.
Free events for the community include
