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Phoenix native earns praise from U.S. Navy
A Phoenix native just received some high praise from the U.S. Navy this week.Alexis Zweygardt, a 2014 graduate of Glendale’s Independence High, was named Sailor of the Quarter for the USS …
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Leaders selected for business, economic partnership
A local Phoenix organization announced the names of various new team members who will work together to solve common problems that arise in government and business settings.
September is Suicide Awareness Month: Here’s how to spot signs of danger
In 2019, more Arizonans died by suicide than motor vehicle accidents and homicides combined. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it was the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. This sobering statistic highlights an issue that has been growing since before the onset of the pandemic, which has only worsened feelings of isolation and hopelessness.
Sullivan: Make a difference with Jack Sullivan Foundation for Life and Learning
My oldest son Jack is 22 and has profound autism. I am his voice and I type these words on his behalf. Although he is a fantastic typist — and addicted to his computer and Kindle — he is …
McCreery: Support small businesses, it’s our collective responsibility
National Small Business Week is a time to celebrate entrepreneurs and small business owners all across the country.
Kush: Arizona cities must make inclusive housing decisions
An article published by the Wall Street Journal less than two months ago revealed that the United States is millions of housing units behind current demand. In Arizona, this translates to a pre-pandemic need of 230,000 new units with the majority of the need in Maricopa County.
McGill: Golf is changing and clubs must follow
Two of the biggest topics buzzing around our industry these days are the resurgence of golf and how to make the sport, and private golf clubs, more inclusive. Our core demographic is changing and if …
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