Future of Latino Art and Cultural Center Need You By Editor The Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture is conducting a capital needs assessment and feasibility study that will inform the development of a possible Latino cultural institution in the
NBA Playoffs: Here’s the Latino, Spanish Players to Watch by Gabe Salgado It’s spring: time for winter sports to enter the playoff portions of their schedules. If you’re a basketball fan, you’re probably thrilled that the National Basketball Association’s 2017
Three Latinos Helping To Unify Democrats by Suzanne Gamboa Democrats showed in the 2016 primaries that they had their differences. Now they have to find agreement. Just before revving up a weeklong road tour with former presidential contender Sen. Bernie
University of Phoenix Shines Spotlight on Alumnus Diamondback Paul Goldschimdt Arizona Diamondbacks First Baseman Paul Goldschmidt’s dedication to balancing higher education, family and career are focal point of new University brand campaign University of Phoenix continues its tradition of recognizing
MERCURY SET TO OPEN TRAINING CAMP MONDAY, APRIL 24 Mercury will play two preseason games against Seattle before season opener on May 14 The three-time WNBA Champion Phoenix Mercury will begin preparation for the team’s 2017 season on Monday, April
Great Southwest Cajun Fest in Downtown Chandler Brought to you by Abita Brewing, the Southwest Cajun Fest returns this Saturday, April 22, from noon – 9 p.m. in downtown Chandler at the Dr. AJ Chandler Park 178 E Commonwealth Ave Chandler AZ
Latinos More Pessimistic About Nation’s Financial Future By Victoria Moll-Ramirez Latinos are feeling a lot less positive about the nation’s economic outlook, according to a new report. Hispanic consumer sentiment is down 10 points from December of last year, according
A STUNNING TREASURY OF LATINX-AUTHORED BOOKS ON THIS INSTAGRAM Growing up in a Jewish neighborhood in Queens, New York, Sabrina Rodriguez often felt disconnected from her Latindidad. Hoping to get in tune with her roots, the Puerto Rican-Cuban-Italian turned to
Latino Immigration Means A Reduction in Homicides By Tom Jacobs The Trump administration’s rhetoric has created the impression that illegal immigration increases crime. One of the president’s first executive orders directed the Department of Homeland Security to publish a weekly
Easter Ham: Give it a Latin Kick By Shirley Gomez From the breakfast nook to the dinner table, Easter is not complete without a Smithfield Spiral Sliced Ham! Perfectly cooked, hand trimmed and uniformly sliced, these famous hickory-smoked hams make
