PHOENIX – Arizona based Innonix Technologies USA LLC unveils the RespoKare® line of face masks, including the first FDA-cleared anti-viral child’s mask to destroy quickly 99.99% of human coronavirus as well as influenza and other viruses within minutes of contact with the mask. The RespoKare® line includes a surgical grade flat mask and a N95 respirator model that utilizes the same technology as the … Read More
Guest Editorial: The Spirit of McCain Has Exited Arizona
By Alexander Lomax The U.S. Supreme Court recently refused to hear Arizona QOP Chairwoman Kelli Ward’s quixotic failed attempt to overturn the results of the Arizona election. One would assume that this would be the end of this madness, right? After all, it is a majority conservative court, certainly, this is proof to the doubters that our election was legitimate, … Read More
An Increasing Problem For Scottsdale?
Buried in this recent story of Catherine Reagor’s in the Arizona Republic about rising Valley rents is the fact that Scottsdale is the priciest place in Arizona to lease apartments. On one hand that is good news as it affirms the city’s cache. But on the other, it creates hardship for the city’s substantial workforce – or those that want … Read More
Nixonian Is Unbecoming For Scottsdale & Precarious For Its Leaders
Richard Nixon had an enemies list. It only served scandal well. That’s why we took note of Scottsdale activist Mike Norton – along with Larry Kush – who raised an interesting question in a recent opinion piece in the Scottsdale Independent. They queried whether Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega’s desire to designate the Soleri Bridge area at the Scottsdale Waterfront a … Read More
Guest Editorial: Spring Training Is In Full Swing In The Valley
By Gilbert Guru Even a pandemic cannot stop America’s favorite pastime. The Arizona Diamondbacks recently sold out their entire spring training allotment of tickets in less than 24 hours. A home run for ticket sales. Enjoy a seventh-inning stretch and an all-American hotdog smothered in ketchup, mustard, and coronavirus at spring training tradition. The Arizona Diamondbacks are scheduled for 14 … Read More
Special Feature: Most Read Stories From This Week
Staff Report – A recap of the top three stories on Arizona Progress & Gazette from the past week. Stark Contrast. The Unusual Candidacy Of Nicole Garcia Voters in Phoenix’s District Three are witnessing an unusual, if not lopsided race for City Council. Nicole Garcia continues to campaign as if she’s running in a dark red district. District Three these … Read More
Guest Editorial: Cocktails To-Go Should Be A “Go” for Arizona Lawmakers
Arizona residents are still split to support the passage of the “Cocktails to-go” bill. By Valley Girl Arizona legislators are looking to pass a new bill that allows restaurants and bars to service to-go cocktails. Most local restaurants and bars are all for the bill passing but residents are concerned with the risks of DUI’s and impaired drivers that could … Read More
Arizona Start Up televëda Brings the Senior Community Together During COVID-19
17-Year-Old Tucson Student Varadha Taggarse Offers a Karaoke Style, Sing-Along Class to Unite Seniors During a Time of Separation (TUCSON, Ariz.) As confirmed cases of Covid-19 are on the rise in Arizona, and seniors are needed to socially isolate for their health, Arizona start-up televëda is uniting generations with their online community that allows seniors to find friendships, stay active, … Read More
No Need to Now Travel to New York or California, Dr. Joseph Berardi brings EVOLVE to Scottsdale
Technology Uses Radio Frequency Energy Instead of Surgery (SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA) Dr. Joseph C. Berardi, an internationally recognized plastic surgeon in Scottsdale, has brought the latest technology in the science of body sculpturing to Arizona and the Southwest. Previously available in New York and California, Evolve by InMode, uses radio frequency energy and electrical muscle stimulation to achieve long-lasting body sculpting … Read More
Guest Editorial: Rethinking The Arizona House
By Scottsdale Pinetop Arizona continues to be a hot spot for new residents – even amid a global pandemic. The state is among the top five fastest-growing states in the U.S with a population of approximately 7.3 million. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, between 2010 and 2019, Arizona’s population grew by 9.3% from migration alone, more than every other … Read More