By: Brian Garrido Developed by Spanish settlers in the 16th century wine-growing regions of Peru and Chile, pisco is a distilled alcohol made from grapes. For Iberian transplants to the New World, it was far easier to get your groove
Who says themed parties are only for Halloween? This dance studio is notorious for its themed parties, and this quarter it is Havana Nights! So dust off your DVD of Dirty Dancing 2 to get some inspiration for this Cuban
May is best known as the month to celebrate the most important woman in our lives — mom. It’s also the month when Mexico made history by defeating French forces at the Battle of Puebla back in 1862, a date
By: Cindy G. Castillo The relationship that a person has with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can make or break anyone’s financial well-being. That’s why it is important to be informed of the necessary precautions we can take to protect
Local Sherwin-Williams employees will dedicate time to repaint the entire interior of one of the biggest Boys & Girls Clubs in the Phoenix area as a part of National Painting Week 2016. Sherwin-Williams will donate all painting supplies for the
By Cuyler Meade | Cronkite News Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton on Tuesday announced his commitment not only to keep the Phoenix Suns in downtown, but to bring the NHL’s Arizona Coyotes to the city – without raising any new taxes. As an
Jennifer Lopez wants to make something clear: she “Ain’t Your Mama!” Not to cause any confusion, that is actually the name of her latest song. The Queen of the Bronx has taken on to her Instagram page all this week
By Madison Alder | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – Immigration advocates hailed a federal appeals court ruling that reaffirmed other courts’ findings that Arizona cannot deny driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants who qualify for deferred deportation. A panel of the 9th U.S.
Phoenix, AZ – The Vintage 45, a historic adaptive reuse events venue located in the Phoenix Warehouse District, will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Opening Event on Thursday, April 7 at 10:00am. The multipurpose event space will be available to rent
The one, the only, Pepe Aguilar will be making his glorious return to Tucson for one night only this weekend. The legendary Mexican-American musician and six-time Grammy winner, noted for his work in mariachi, ranchera and pop, will be serenading
