How an Arizona indie bookstore adapted - adding a bar and hosting events
Changing Hands Bookstore was started with $500 and a dream. Now it's expanded, serving beer and wine and turning 50.
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Changing Hands Bookstore was started with $500 and a dream. Now it's expanded, serving beer and wine and turning 50.
Off the Air novel features local businesses and neighborhoods
Kwantlen Polytechnic University named Pamela Baker as the first Indigenous designer-in-residence at the Wilson School of Design last month. Baker, who is of Squamish and Kwakwaka'wakw heritage, decided to apply for the position after instructors at KPU encouraged her to be part of the university and work as an in-house designer. Baker, with 35 years
Monica Heltemes already offers downsizing, junk-removal and estate-sales services, and now invites people to let her sell their unwanted items to benefit area nonprofits through Serve Thy Neighbor.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Arizona's List is honoring 20 women who played a role in shaping the state.