Features
10 Things to do This Weekend in Phoenix: Family Edition

Savor the season’s sweater weather with experiences unique to December. From ice skating to holiday light shows, the weekend of Dec. 6 to Dec. 8 is filled with celebratory fun.
Friday
Assisted Stretching is the Newest Wellness Trend: Here’s What to Know

Whether you sit at your desk all day, are training for a marathon or have chronic pain, stretching is important for everyone. Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong and healthy to maintain range of motion in the joints. Even if you do stretch on a regular basis, it’s very common to miss crucial areas or have the wrong form. Having a one-on-one assisted stretch with a professional can help assess deeper problems, improve your performance, decrease muscle pain and improve stress levels.
Muscles need to be stretched to avoid strains and tears, which is why flexologists and physical trainers will tell you that...
Holiday Time at Great Wolf Lodge Scottsdale

Have you heard about Great Wolf Lodge? It’s been the talk of the town since Fall hit Phoenix! After my family’s recent trip, I can attest it is the best place throughout the Valley (and beyond) for Family Fun! This winter, the Lodge has already turned into Snowland; a holiday wonderland filled with snow, Santa, and adventure for all ages!
Here is all you need to know about Great Wolf Lodge during the Holiday Season:
Mrs. Claus at American Girl Scottsdale

Christmas has arrived at American Girl in Scottsdale Quarter! While Santa Claus is busy at the infamous North Pole workshop, Mrs. Claus is making the rounds to meet with eager little ones in the Valley! And, as you probably have figured, American Girl is a special mecca for girls throughout the world! Not only is it a destination for girl-time; dolls, fashion, and unbelievable doll accessories all over, the Scottsdale location has a cafe and a doll salon...
Q & A: Nicolee Thompson of Harvest Compassion Center

Harvest Compassion Center is a local nonprofit serving the top most underserved communities in the Valley. The organization is dedicated to creating a first-class, dignified experience for every person that walks through their doors. The food and clothing bank acts as a one-stop shop that looks and feels like a normal grocery store and clothing boutique. The Harvest Compassion Center was runner-up for AZ Foothills’