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After 25 years of serving Phoenix and surrounding areas, the owner of the family-owned and operated Carpet Closeouts has decided it was time to retire and close his store.
Carpet Closeouts is closing, hosting clearance sale as owner retires after 25 years
Phoenix — After 25 years of serving Phoenix and surrounding areas, the owner of the family-owned and operated Carpet Closeouts has decided it was time to retire and close his store. The store … more
A worker passes in front of an Adventure World climbing structure. Adventure World is Chuck E. Cheese's new interactive pizza-and-fun location scheduled to open Thursday, Oct. 1 in the center on the northwest corner of Germann and Gilbert roads in southeast Chandler.
‘Adventure World’ Chuck E. Cheese concept to open in East Valley this week
One could call the offshoot new type of restaurant many things. But Noe Martinez doesn’t think anyone should call Chuck E. Cheese Adventure World a rebranding. Martinez, a regional learning … more
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From left, TSMC Arizona Technician Zian Tyler, Bobby Sobeski, and Legal Director Spencer Leese of TSMC Arizona’s Veteran Employee Resource Group are pictured at the 2026 Arizona Coalition for Military Families Symposium receiving the “Honoring Exceptional Service Award” on behalf of TSMC Arizona.
TSMC Arizona hosts event to hire veterans
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Arizona is teaming with the Arizona Coalition of Military Families to help match veterans with jobs that are available at the north Phoenix processing facility. more
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Takanock released two photos looking northwest at Olive and 143rd avenues, one that shows the current landscape, top, and one that is a rendering of what the Project Baccara will look like from the same location.
Split Glendale Planning Commission recommends rezoning for data centers, power plant
By a 4-2 vote Sept. 24, the Glendale Planning Commission recommended a rezoning of the Project Eagle data center and Project Baccara natural gas power plant. The City Council will vote on the … more
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The Phoenix Police Department’s Communications Bureau — home to its 911 call center and dispatch operations — is seen in this file photo.
Water leak closes Phoenix police headquarters
A “major water leak” has damaged several floors of the Phoenix police headquarters at 100 W. Washington, city officials said Friday morning. “During the closure, personnel will work from … more
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The interior of Bourbon & Bones Chophouse and Bar. The team behind Bourbon and Bones is opening Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse in High Street at City North in Phoenix, bringing an Italian chophouse experience with an anticipated opening in Spring 2027.
Bourbon & Bones team to open Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse at High Street at City North
Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse, a new concept from the team behind Bourbon & Bones Chophouse and Bar, is coming to High Street at City North in Phoenix, bringing an Italian chophouse … more

Phoenix-based artist Daniel Shepherd’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses abstract painting, collage, and mixed-media artwork.
Scottsdale art gallery features Daniel Shepherd
Royse Contemporary, 7077 E. Main St., Suite 6, is presenting “Mood,” a solo exhibition by Daniel Shepherd, through Oct. 4. In this new body of work, Shepherd pushes the possibilities of … more
Project Eagle and Project Baccara are in the shaded portion of this map.
Data center public comments lead into Glendale planning meeting
The last public hearing item at Tuesday night's Glendale City Council voting meeting, about Project Eagle (and Project Baccara as it turns out) was a prelude of sorts to more consequential meetings … more
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Tempe Tavern in Tempe, Arizona at 1810 E Apache Blvd.
Following battle to keep its liquor license, Tempe Tavern closes for good
Longtime bar and restaurant Tempe Tavern closed its doors for good on the evening of Sept. 16, after more than a decade serving Tempe and Arizona State University students. In 2025, Tempe Police … more
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Patrons walk by art vendors during a past First Fridays event at Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix.
Phoenix reimagines First Fridays on Roosevelt Row without street closures
First Fridays on Roosevelt Row is seeking to get back to its roots. The city of Phoenix is starting a year-long pilot program that will allow arts and food vendors to return to Roosevelt Row … more
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The Black Chamber of Arizona will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the Arizona Legacy Center from 9-11 a.m. on Sept. 25.
Black Chamber of Arizona to celebrate opening of Arizona Legacy Center
The Black Chamber of Arizona will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the Arizona Legacy Center from 9-11 a.m. on Sept. 25. more
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The annual City-to-City Update, which showcases the developments and growth happening in the West Valley, is one of the signature events for the West Valley Regional Chamber.
West Valley Chamber continues expansion with Surprise growth
When leaders with the West Valley Regional Chamber gave a report to the Surprise City Council about local membership numbers earlier this month, they came armed with good numbers. more
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