Tag: city of phoenix
June/July Issue of DPJ Magazine
The newest issue of DPJ Magazine hits the streets on Thursday.
Ten Historic Phoenix Districts Added to the National Register
On June 10, 2010, the Keeper of the National Register accepted the nominations for 10 Central Phoenix historic districts.
The Insecure Critic | Why I Like the ‘Other’ Downtown
I’ve seen the grungy, amazing soul of what a Downtown arts community is supposed to look like. It is in the double-digit avenues, and it is awesome.
The Bearded Truth | ASU as a Partner
The once-lifeless capital city of Arizona has taken on a new look and feel recently, complete with a bustling Arizona State University campus in the heart of Downtown.
Latino Cultural Center Opens to Huge Crowd
After what many supporters said was a long time coming, Downtown Phoenix officially welcomed the Latino Cultural Center Friday, December 4, with hundreds of supporters in attendance.
Walk for Pearl Harbor Day
Pearl Harbor Day falls on Monday, December 7. In commemoration of this worldwide day of remembrance, the city of Phoenix is holding its fourth annual Pearl Harbor Day Walk.
The Bearded Truth | Size Does Matter
In Phoenix, city councilors are responsible for a flock of nearly 200,000 people — many times made up of dozens of smaller communities with uniquely individual needs.
The Bearded Truth | Leadership vs. Management
Let’s allow our city manager to manage, and hold our elected leadership accountable for the future of Phoenix.
Volunteers Needed for a Neighborhood Clean-Up to Prepare for GreenBuild 2009
The city of Phoenix Neighborhood Services and Public Works Departments and the GreenBuild 2009 Host Committee are recruiting volunteers for a community clean-up event 8 a.m. to noon Sat., Oct. 31.
First Friday: First @ Park (and a Whole Lot More)
Friday debuts First @ Park, where Civic Space’s businesses, arts spaces and, well, park space all come together in celebration of First Friday.
