NoPho Neighborhoods, Schools & Events
The new Daisy Mountain Area Action Alliance (DMAAA) is a collaborative effort to address common issues in New River, Desert Hills, Anthem and Tramonto “that threaten the unique lifestyles of our allied communities.”
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Phoenix is among the best cities in the country to start a business, according to a new ranking published by Inc. Magazine. Phoenix ranked better than Seattle, Boston and Los Angeles but behind Salt Lake City, Nashville and eight other cities.
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A former Anthem resident and her husband pitch “Shark Tank” investors on a dissolvable, serving-size packet of protein powder. Find out what happened in the tank.
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Two-thirds of every dollar spent at a small business (whether it’s a service business, restaurant or retail store) stays local. That in mind, In&Out Publications wishes to thank all our 2018 display advertisers—and encourage you to spend local.
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Some criticize the city for allowing significant residential development, given water uncertainties. Find out how the city’s water chief looks at it.
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It doesn’t look like much yet, but two retail stores were torn down to make way for restaurants with outdoor patios in what Shops at Norterra is billing as an “entertainment and dining district.”
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A proposal by the grassroots group New River–Desert Hills Incorporation Committee to include some Anthem businesses within a new town boundary doesn’t sit well with the Anthem Community Council (ACC).
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A commercial real estate broker has offered to purchase a parcel of land owned by Anthem Community Council at the northwest corner of Parker Court and Daisy Mountain Drive, near I-17.
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Seventy-seven percent of respondents to a survey by In&Out Magazine and North Phoenix News said they’d switch if their favorite grocery store moved in. Find out why people shop where they do, and which stores are most desired.
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Serving an area from the Loop 303 north to Black Canyon City, the Anthem Area Chamber of Commerce inked a deal to lease a larger space that will allow subleases for small offices and open-area workspaces.
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A proposed indoor sports facility featuring two ice rinks, five courts for basketball and volleyball, a restaurant and a hotel, could be among the first major entertainment centers developed in what’s planned to be a 500-acre “urban core” between I-17 and North Valley Parkway.
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