Leadership Group Created by Anthem Area Chamber
A handful of Anthem Area Chamber of Commerce members aim to advocate for local businesses and residents through a new group called the Anthem Area Leadership Academy.
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Business
Business Briefs: NoPho Ins & Outs
A lot has changed recently with businesses in NoPho, the I-17 corridor from Norterra to New River—particularly when it comes to restaurants. Here’s a roundup of just a few of the things we’ve noticed.
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New Salt Cave Found
The walls and floors inside the newest cave in North Phoenix are made of Himalayan sea salt. Find out why.
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New Business: Succulents, Plants and Home Decor
You’ll find succulents, cacti, houseplants, outdoor plants, home decor and furnishings, terrariums and pottery.
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Barro’s Pizza Moving to New Anthem Location
Barro’s Pizza is moving from its far-east Anthem location into a 4,000-square-foot space under construction in Anthem Marketplace (aka Safeway Plaza).
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Planned: New Place for Kids to Romp
A new indoor playground is in the works at the Shops at Norterra.
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Alliance Formed to Confront Growth in Daisy Mountain Region
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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Thinking of Starting a Business? You’re in the Right Place
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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BCHS Grad Hooks 2 Sharks
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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To Small Businesses: Thank You
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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Can Phoenix Grow Without More Water?
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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