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Arizonans now able to get updated COVID-19 shots at pharmacies without a prescription
With a standing prescription from the Arizona Department of Health Services, pharmacists in the state now have the green light to give updated COVID-19 vaccines without requiring a prescription.
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Snack your way into autumn with the state fair’s Food Flight Pass
The Arizona State Fair’s Food Flight Pass allows fairgoers to try more food for less.
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Time to move? Here’s how to find your next rental in Phoenix
These websites and Facebook groups are a good place to start when looking for a new place in Phoenix.
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Why apple picking in Sedona is the perfect fall afternoon
Here’s how to spend a lovely fall day apple picking in Sedona’s Slide Rock Park.
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What is foraging? Not just a fairy tale fantasy. How to get started in Arizona
Modern foraging blends sustainability and a little bit of adventure. Here’s how and where to find edible plants in Arizona.
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After 25 years in Arizona, he was detained by ICE and forced to leave the US
Brandon Gonzalez, who has been living in Arizona since he was a baby, felt he had no choice but to return to Mexico after months of detention and allegedly “degrading” treatment in ICE detention.
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This thousand-foot bridge is Arizona’s longest. Have you driven on it?
Arizona has over 8,000 bridges, but do you know which one is the longest?
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Fine dining restaurant known for ‘World’s Coldest Martini’ is coming to Arizona
Drake’s Hollywood, a bougie Texas-based restaurant known for the “World’s Coldest Martini” is making its Arizona debut in Scottsdale.
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Inside a woman’s fight to save her family’s tortilla business in a historic Tucson barrio
Gracie Soto was dealt a financial blow in 2022 that almost destroyed her family’s beloved market in Tucson. Here’s how she’s fighting back.
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10 Phoenix farms & fall fests offering pumpkins, hayrides & more
The days are shorter and the wind is crisper. This can only mean one thing: It’s time to welcome the fall in Phoenix with hayrides, pumpkin patches, and more.
