Author: Jill Bernstein
Jill Bernstein is a longtime Phoenician with more than 30 years experience in writing, editing, marketing, and event production. She loves vibrant, pedestrian-oriented urban neighborhoods filled with eclectic businesses, good food, and interesting faces. Always ready to embrace a good anachronistic phrase, she is “pleased as Punch” to see downtown Phoenix coming to life.
Chartreuse Gallery Opens with ‘Hot Summer Nights’
The new Grand Avenue art space will launch its inaugural exhibition for September’s First Friday.
We Like | Downtown Storefronts in Detail
Downtown Phoenix advocate Jim McPherson’s photo series, ‘Storefronts I Like,’ highlights the unique entryways of downtown Phoenix businesses.
Transit is an All-Access Pass
The MovePHX plan to improve streets, expand bike lanes, increase bus service throughout the city and extend light rail will transform our city.
Christine Mackay Takes Bold Steps for Phoenix’s Economy
Christine Mackay and her economic development team are focused on bringing the right companies with the right workforces to Downtown and Midtown.
Retiring Deputy City Manager Rick Naimark Looks Back and Ahead
Rick Naimark’s 30 years of public service have made a remarkable difference throughout our great city.
Community Forum Highlights Opportunities for the Roosevelt BID
What are next steps for the proposed Roosevelt Business Improvement District?
Community Forum Presents Next Steps to Roosevelt BID Development
What would a new Business Improvement District mean for the Roosevelt/Evans Churchill neighborhood?
ASU is Making a New Home at the Westward Ho
Professor Michael Shafer explains how ASU will be bringing resources and innovating programming to the historic Westward Ho.
Reinvent Phoenix is Transforming Neighborhoods
HUD funding for Reinvent Phoenix spurred innovative collaborative planning among city departments and community partners for a better Phoenix.
Phoenix Arts and Culture Comes of Age
A multi-month celebration In honor of the 30th anniversary of the Phoenix Arts and Culture Commission begins on Friday, April 17.
