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Downtown Tempe bar closes after 12 years
Low Key piano bar will close after this weekend, more than 12 years after opening along Mill Avenue in Tempe. “Low Key has been so much more than a piano bar. It’s been a place where … more
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Former Tempe Mayor Harry Mitchell
Visitation, funeral Mass times set for late former Tempe Mayor Harry Mitchell
Visitation times for former Tempe Mayor and Congressman Harry Mitchell have been scheduled for 5-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, 2121 S. Rural Road. A funeral Mass will take … more
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Tempe-based Dutch Bros Coffee is planning to purchase the assets of Salad And Go, which is ending business operations on Wednesday.
Dutch Bros Coffee to purchase assets from Salad And Go
Media reports have linked Tempe-based Dutch Bros Coffee to purchasing the assets of the closing Salad And Go company Wednesday. more
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EVIT has contracted with Windstar Lines to provide buses for students at several East Valley district schools who are attending the main campuses.
EVIT acts to improve transportation issues
The East Valley Institute of Technology has launched a new method for transporting students from nine East Valley district school campuses to its main location. EVIT now has a two-year agreement with … more
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Mills Modern Social is at 83 E. Broadway Road in Tempe, which is the northeastern-most suite within a commercial center.
Live entertainment permit approved for Mills Modern Social in Tempe
The Tempe Design Review Commission recently approved a permit to allow live entertainment until 1:55 a.m. at the Mills Modern Social bar and billiards hall in a commercial center at the southeast … more
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Some Valley cities are showing rental growth.
Rental prices in the East Valley decrease; West Valley increases
A new Zumper report shows that while East Valley cities have seen a sharp decrease in rent prices, the West Valley has experienced the opposite. The report’s author, Crystal Chen, weighs in on … more
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The hotel at 757 E. Packard Drive in Tempe will have a fitness center, meeting space and second-story terrace pool.
7-story hotel planned at Packard, Novus in Tempe
The development plan — including the site plan, building elevations and landscape plan — for a seven-story Packard Hotel with 170 rooms is to be reviewed Wednesday by a Tempe committee. The … more
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The subcommittee will examine housing, human services, funding and economic opportunities to help shape future policy recommendations.
Tempe council subcommittee addresses human services needs for city’s most vulnerable
Tempe’s new Community Solutions for Livability and Wellbeing Council Subcommittee will bring residents, businesses and service providers together to identify strategies that support vulnerable … more
Darcey M. Winterland, MD
Well-Visits Are More Than Just a Checkup
Here’s a secret from the exam room: while getting a shot is the part all kids remember about a well-visit and parents get to check a box on the to-do list, it is the relationship that is built … more
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Undies Chest works with several organizations, like Threadz in Tempe, to distribute clean underwear to students in need. At this delivery are, from left, Johnny Mitchell Jr, vice president of operations for The Bra Recyclers; Elaine Birks-Mitchell, founder and executive director for The Undie Chest; and Ann DiDomenico, chief program officer for Tempe Community Council representing the Threadz program.
Gilbert nonprofit Undie Chest tackles ‘hygiene poverty’ in Arizona schools
Gilbert-based nonprofit The Undie Chest provides new underwear to students facing hygiene poverty, working with Arizona school districts to help keep children comfortable, confident and in class. more
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Personal information should be wiped before turning in cell phones.
Wipe your phone before you let it go
A new phone is exciting, but many people hesitate to trade in, sell or recycle their old device because they're worried about their personal information. As a result, countless old phones end up … more
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Independent Newsmedia Inc., USA, has acquired the Fountain Hills Times and its related publications and services.
Archives available of past Independent Newsmedia stories
To see our archives Our online  archive  contains staff-written and other selected articles from 2008 to the present. Searches are free. You may purchase individual articles for $2.95 … more
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