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A Tempe class on hydroponic farming teaches basics of what was once a NASA-exclusive technology (opens the original)
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KJZZ’s segment Voices of Arizona spotlights everyday Arizonans who help make our state an extraordinary place to live. The city of Tempe offers free food education classes through its Food Forest program, and a recent class taught the basics of what was once a NASA-exclusive technology. “How many of you have been able to germinate a tomato by seed in the soil? Nobody, right? It’s very difficult to do, you usually go buy a plant," Hedberg said." Kelly Hedberg is teaching a class about hydroponic
Arizona tour company sues U.S. government, calls international tourist fees unlawful (opens the original)
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An Arizona tour company is suing the federal government, arguing that the higher fees being imposed on international travelers at national parks are unlawful and bad for business. In January, the National Park Service, under an executive order from President Donald Trump, hiked the fees for visiting international tourists. Now in addition to normal park fees, those tourists would have to pay $100 extra or buy a $250 annual pass. The company, Across Arizona Tours, provides guided excursions to di
Grand Canyon is open for business despite ongoing recovery efforts. But there are restrictions (opens the original)
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The Grand Canyon National Park is dealing with ongoing recovery efforts from recent flash floods and a destroyed water pipeline, as well as the 2025 Dragon Bravo Fire. But the park is not closed to visitors. Officials say tourists need to bring water, after severe flash floods earlier this month killed three people and destroyed the pipeline carrying water to the South Rim. Lodging is closed, restaurants are limited, and the park is using portable toilets. But Josh Coddington with the Arizona Of
North Valley Symphony Orchestra, North Valley Chorale host benefit concert to commemorate 9/11 (opens the original)
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To commemorate those lost and affected by the 9/11 terror attacks 25 years ago, the North Valley Symphony Orchestra is partnering with North Valley Chorale for a special benefit concert on Sunday. The musicians and singers gathered at Shiloh Community Church in north Phoenix to rehearse for their concert titled “America Remembers.” Kevin Kozacek is the head of the symphony orchestra. “I think it was a huge turning point in America and we need to remember what it did to us,” Kozacek said. He’s al
Hickman’s Egg Ranch to donate over 2 million eggs to food banks as part of price-fixing settlement (opens the original)
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A ranch based in Buckeye will donate over 2 million eggs to food banks as part of a settlement over price-fixing. Hickman’s Egg Ranch will deliver eggs this month to St. Mary’s Food Bank in Phoenix, United Food Bank in Mesa and Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona in Tucson. The Attorney General’s Office says Hickman’s and two other companies illegally coordinated for nearly three years to artificially inflate prices for retailers and consumers nationwide. The egg producers are expected to do
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