SkySong Future Construction Schedule:
On my way home I just realized how fast the first building of the SkySong Center went up. So I had to stop and take pictures.
So what is SkySong?
SkySong is a center like no other in the world. A place where business and innovation are one and the same. Where business has [...]

Fabulous Phoenix Fourth…and More
Independence Day is a great family holiday, and we have plenty of choices for day and night fun with food and fireworks.
On Wednesday, July 4, head to Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix for the 22nd annual Fabulous Phoenix 4th from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. There you will find three stages with [...]

Sometime last November I came across the Altos Resarch website on the Bloodhoundblog and was fascinated by the depth of analysis possible with their reports. By the same token, I was disappointed that the reports were not yet available in the Phoenix Metro area. Impatiently I contacted Michael Simonsen to find out [...]

Downtown Scottsdale is overflowing with history…if you know where to find it. Now, with the help of new posters displayed in kiosks aroundtown, visitors and residents will be able to uncover fascinating bits of the town’s history.
It’s part of a trend that includes helping visitors find more than just sunshine and Western style. Scottsdale is [...]

The other day I received a call from Mignon Trace of the Scottsdale Historical Society, who extended an invitation for us to participate in the Scottsdale Historical Society Homes Tour in October.
Many of you may know that my wife, son, and I live in the Titus House, the only remaining Victorian residence in Scottsdale. [...]