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- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Phoenix New Times
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- Aug 15, 2026
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Local author imagines a dystopian Phoenix of the future in new novel (opens the original)
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Phoenix-based author Kelly Lydick presents a dystopian vision of the Valley in her new eco-futurism science fiction novel, “Everything That’s Left Behind.” The story takes place after a near civilization-ending environmental disaster known as “The Great Drought.” We follow Nichola Rodale, a member of the new government’s resource control task force, as she navigates her moral obligations and beliefs, all while trying to uncover what actually happened to her scientist father before he died. Ripe
Arizona’s first dog cafe is now open in Phoenix (opens the original)
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Arizona’s first dog cafe opened in Phoenix last week. Stray Café, located near Seventh Street and Virginia Avenue in central Phoenix, gives local shelters and rescues an opportunity to share their adoptable dogs with guests. Jamie Benfield of Rockstar Rescue had been thinking about opening a space like Stray Café for five years, hoping to create a positive environment for rescue dogs to interact with people, before finally making it a reality this month. “I kept thinking of ‘How can we make (the
Phoebe Bridgers’ 'Lost Weekend' came to life at Arizona Science Center (opens the original)
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Arizona Science Center’s Dorrance DOME was one of over 40 planetariums worldwide to host a series of special listening parties in commemoration of Phoebe Bridgers’ latest album, “Lost Weekend,” Aug. 11 to 14. The experience brought the album to life, backing each song with stunning visuals provided by Bridgers’ collaborator, National Geographic photographer and night sky explorer Babek Tafreshi. The presentation lasted approximately 52 minutes, matching the album’s runtime. Songs were presented
Save big at these Phoenix stores on National Thrift Shop Day (opens the original)
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National Thrift Shop Day is Monday, Aug. 17, and thrift stores around Phoenix are commemorating the frugal customer’s holiday with sales beginning this weekend. Delivering Dreams of Arizona Thrift Boutique7044 and 7104 N. Seventh St.The store will offer 50% off all clothes on the 17th, and at their furniture and home goods location, purchases will be 35% off. Delivering Dreams of Arizona works to help local youth experiencing poverty through several community programs. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
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