Snowbirds and West Coasters Are Flocking to Paradise Valley, Arizona, for Space and Privacy

When much of the U.S. is suffering through arctic freezes, the residents of Paradise Valley, Arizona, are donning shorts and hitting the golf courses.  That’s because they’re among the 13,000 residents of the Sonoran Desert town outside Phoenix, where they enjoy more than 300 days of sunshine and warm temperatures each year. It’s Arizona’s wealthiest…

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Looking for flexible education? 2 Arizona schools rank among top online college programs

Arizona State University and the University of Arizona both ranked in the top 15 schools in the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Online Bachelor’s Program Rankings released Wednesday among an influx of online students for the state.Arizona’s public university system has attracted an increasing number of online students over the last several years. This…

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Inside a Tucson Home Made From Thousands of Glass Bottles

Photo: Jason MarranoOne person’s trash is another person’s treasure. Or perhaps their house, as was the case with a recently listed Tucson, Arizona, home made from thousands of glass bottles. According to Robb Report, the original owners and builders of the 2,700-square-foot abode collected countess tossed bottles from landfills, roadsides, and even the Pepsi corporation…

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Arizona lawmakers use ‘affordable housing’ as an excuse to build anything, anywhere

Anything-goes “solutions” from developers’ wish lists aren’t what Arizona needs to address the housing crisis in our state.It’s one thing to adopt commonsense and tailored approaches to reduce the housing shortages. It’s quite another to try to ram through zoning deregulation measures that trample local control by imposing top-down edicts by the state.Responding to the housing crisis,…

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