Arizona
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12 renter-friendly ways to cut your Phoenix apartment’s electric bill
Discover easy ways to reduce your electric bill, from upgrading lightbulbs and adjusting your thermostat to applying for energy assistance programs.
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8 Arizona-made foods & drinks worth adding to your shopping list
Discover eight Arizona-made foods and drinks worth seeking out, including locally crafted olive oil, wine, beer, cider, burritos, granola bars, soda, and more.
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7 free Labor Day Weekend events across Arizona
Discover how to enjoy Labor Day Weekend in Arizona without breaking the bank.
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15 Black-owned restaurants in Arizona to try during Black Business Month
Celebrate Black Business Month by supporting Black-owned restaurants in Arizona. Discover 15 standout spots in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, and Tucson.
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8 roadside diners in Arizona that are worth a detour
From fluffy pancakes and fresh-baked pie to juicy burgers, these roadside diners in Arizona are serving up classic comfort food worth pulling over for.
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10 things to do in Tucson that are off the beaten path
From learning about new cultures to international dance parties to soaring in a hot air balloon, you’ll be plenty entertained with these things to do in Tucson.
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13 Arizona day trips to squeeze in before school starts
School starts soon, but there’s still time for one more adventure. From caves and zoos to lakes and mountains, explore 13 family-friendly Arizona day trips.
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12 farmers markets in Arizona where the best find probably isn’t a vegetable
The best summer markets include music, activities, and unique finds. These 12 fun farmers markets in Arizona go beyond fruits & veggies.
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Arizona’s 8 most stunning sunset-viewing spots
From remote desert locations to bustling city centers, the Copper State delivers on stunning sunset views.
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Arizona is going all out with these 10 4th of July events for America’s 250th
On July 4th, the United States of America is celebrating its 250th year. Independence Day commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which the Second Continental Congress approved on July 2, 1776. It wasn’t until the 4th that the…