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THURSDAY 2.15A & EPhx Art Presents: Picturing Arizona3–4 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000, www.mcldaz.orgFreeA discussion of the history, geography and diversity of the state through artists’ eyes, followed by a hands-on activity for ages 9–12. Registration required.

COMMUNITYAnthem Parkside: Board of Directors Meeting6 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6004, www.onlineatanthem.comParkside residents encouraged to attend.

Don’t Miss!

Meet the Candidates Night6:30 p.m.

Anthem Country Club: Ironwood Clubhouse41551 N. Anthem Hills Drive623-742-6200 www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Anthem-Golf-Country-ClubHear what the candidates running for an ACC or ACCCA Board of Directors seat have to say about various community issues and ask questions to help determine your vote. For Country Club members only.

HEALTHMeditations for a Peaceful Mind6:30–7:45 p.m.Through Thursday, Feb. 22Kadampa Meditation Center PhoenixAnthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6000, www.onlineatanthem.com$48/4–week series; $15/Per session drop–in rateTopic for the week: “What’s Love Got to Do With It?”

OUTDOORSDesert Roses Program6 p.m.Ben Avery Shooting Facility4044 W. Black Canyon Blvd., Phoenix623-434-8119, [email protected] www.azgfd.com

$10/3 sessionsLearn to handle a shotgun and learn field safety for trap, skeet or sporting clays. For ladies ages 9 and up.

SCHOOLDVUSD: Early ReleaseDeer Valley Unified School District623-445-5000, www.dvusd.org For grades Pre-K–8.

FRIDAY 2.16COMMUNITYPaver Order DeadlineAnthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkwaywww.onlineatanthem.com/document_center/index.php#revize_document_center_rz301$150Purchase a paver to honor the service of a veteran. Installation on April 12.

Republic Services Bulk Trash Pickup: Zone G602-237-2078 www.AnthemNews.com/trashFor Anthem East Parkside residents in these neighborhoods: Enchantment, Heritage (south of Memorial Drive), Traditions, Inspirations and Jubilation (south of Memorial Drive). Don’t Miss!

ACTS Silent Auction5–7:30 p.m.

Anthem Cares Through ServiceAnthem Country Club: Ironwood Clubhouse41551 N. Anthem Hills [email protected] www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Anthem-Golf-Country-ClubFree admissionBid on items including wine, art, dining, travel, entertainment, tennis, golf, jewelry, business services and hosted dinners. Open to the public, with hosted appetizers and a no-host bar.

Used Book Sale9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Through Saturday, Feb. 17North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000www.mcldaz.orgThe Friends of the North Valley Regional Library sponsor the sale of hundreds of books, audio books, CDs and DVDs for all ages. Low prices, open to the public.

Bingo6:30 p.m.Daisy Mountain VeteransAnthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way, Suite 202623-742-6000 www.daisymtnvets.org/bingoAges 18 and up only.

SCHOOLAnthem Prep: Early ReleaseAnthem Preparatory Academy39808 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-465-4776, www.anthemprep.org

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For K–8 students. Kindergarten–2nd grade at 11:45 a.m. Grades 3–8 at 12:05 p.m.

Caurus: No SchoolCaurus Academy41900 N. 42nd Ave.623-551-5083, www.caurusacademy.orgDVUSD: Early ReleaseDeer Valley Unified School District[See Thursday’s listing]

Adams Traditional: Early ReleaseNoonAdams Traditional Academy2323 W. Parkside Lane, Phoenix602-938-5517, www.atachoice.orgNVCA: Early Release11 a.m.North Valley Christian Academy42101 N. 41st Drive623-551-3454, www.northvalleyca.org

SATURDAY 2.17A & EJewelry Making Registration DeadlineAnthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6000 www.onlineatanthem.com/anthem-civic-building-programs$40Introductory class to wire-working. Supplies provided. Must be 16 years or older. Class is Feb. 24 at 9 a.m.

Let’s Gogh2–3:15 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000, www.mcldaz.orgFreeCanvas painting for ages 16 and up. All materials and instruction provided. Registration required.

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All-Age Casting Call 9 a.m.

Starlight Community Theater1611 W. Whispering Wind Drive, Suite 160 [email protected] www.starlightcommunitytheater.com$150/Production FeeAll ages can audition for “The Music Man.” Prepare for cold read and group interaction. Bring your personal calendar, audition form, optional theater resume and a headshot.

COMMUNITYLifeguard Skills Preparation Class Registration DeadlineAnthem Community Center41130 N. Freedom Way623-879-3011, www.onlineatanthem.com$25/Residents; $32.50/Non–residentsAges 15 and up prepare for the StarGuard lifeguard class pre-course skills test. Feb. 24, 10 a.m.–noon.

Republic Services Bulk Trash Placement Begins: Zone H602-237-2078 www.AnthemNews.com/trash

Placement begins today for pickup on Feb. 23 in these Anthem East Parkside neighborhoods: Bella Rosa, Paseo, Peregrine, Sierra, Mojave, Opus, Medley, Echo and Allegro. Don’t Miss!

New River Kiwanis Car Show and Swap Meet

9 a.m.–3 p.m.Larkyn Memorial Arena48606 N. 17th Ave., New River602-739-1235, www.newriverkiwanis.orgFree admissionCommunity event for adults and kids alike. Equestrian demonstrations, auto parts exchange, a voter registration booth and information from Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical and CERT. Entertainment from a balloon man and bounce houses for the kids.

MOMs Club of Phoenix Gala5 p.m.Anthem Country Club: Ironwood Clubhouse41551 N. Anthem Hills [email protected] www.norterramomsfundraising.weebly.com$50Participate in live and silent auctions, a wine pull and a raffle to help raise funds for Ryan House, a non-profit focused on providing state-of-the-art care to children with terminal illnesses. Enjoy the Roaring ’20s-themed evening with a three-course plated dinner.

FOOD & DRINKDon’t Miss!

Pinnacle Peak Farmers Market

8 a.m.–1 p.m.Wet ’n’ Wild Water Park: North Parking Lot4243 W. Pinnacle Peak Road, Glendale602-465-1343 www.facebook.com/pinnaclepeakfarmersmarketFree admissionFind fresh salsa, hot tamales, handmade jerky, local honey and other delectable bites.

HEALTH2018 Ryan’s Race8:30 a.m.Sandra Day O’Connor High School25250 N. 35th Ave., Phoenix623-445-7400 www.movetomakeadifference.com$32.58A 5K fun run to promote mental wellness through physical activity and community support. All ages and fitness levels welcome.

OUTDOORSWelcome to Ben Avery Class10:30 a.m.Ben Avery Shooting Facility4044 W. Black Canyon Blvd., Phoenix623 582-8313, [email protected] www.azgfd.com/shooting/basfFreeLearn about the diverse shooting opportunities offered at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. All ages welcome.

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Leasing Starts Soon on NoPho Apartments

Liv North Valley, a 385-unit apartment complex at the southeast corner of

North Valley Parkway and Sonoran Desert Drive, plans to begin leasing this spring. Developer drawings include a grocery store, but it’s not yet known how that will play out.www.NoPhoNews.com/ liv-north-valley

Cafe’s Offbeat Architecture Takes Shape

Amped Coffee Company in Anthem aims for a late-February opening.

The bar/cafe will serve wine, local craft beers and gourmet coffee, plus feature live music on a dedicated indoor stage.www.NoPhoNews.com/ amped-cafe-offbeat-architecture

SUNDAY 2.18COMMUNITYDon’t Miss!

College Planning Workshop for Parents Registration Deadline

Through Wednesday, Feb. 28Boulder Creek High School40404 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-445-8636, [email protected] www.deervalley.ce.eleyo.com$97Get all of the facts on scholarships, FAFSA, loans and the financial details of sending a child off to college. Class runs for two weeks on Wednesday, beginning Feb. 21, 6:30–8:30 p.m.

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Mother-Son Date ‘Knight’ Registration DeadlineAnthem Community Center41130 N. Freedom Way623-879-3011, www.onlineatanthem.com$20/Pair; $12/IndividualsGather around the roundtable for a medieval day full of wizard trivia and knight-themed crafts. Recommended for ages 5–12 with a parent. Feb. 23, 6–8 p.m.

FOOD & DRINKDon’t Miss!

Anthem Farmers Market9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Anthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkwaywww.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com/FM_Anthem.htmlFree admissionFresh and local produce, meat, bread, sweets and specialty items. Pets welcome.

KID STUFFBabysitting Safety Registration DeadlineThrough Wednesday, Feb. 28Stetson Hills School25475 N. Stetson Hills Loop, Phoenix623-445-5300 www.deervalley.ce.eleyo.com$45Students ages 11–15 can learn basic caregiving and emergency skills, including CPR and first aid, to land a babysitting job. Class runs for two weeks on Wednesdays, beginning Feb. 21, 3:40–5:40 p.m.

Youth Dance Registration DeadlineAnthem Community Center41130 N. Freedom Way623-879-3011www.onlineatanthem.com$61/Residents; $79.30/Non–residentsFor ages 3–5. Classes run on Fridays, Feb. 23–April 6. Choose from tumbling class 9:30–10:15 a.m., fairy tale ballet class 10:30–11:15 a.m. and hip-hop/tap/jazz combo class 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

MONDAY 2.19COMMUNITYCity of Phoenix Bulk Trash Pickup Begins: Area 13Phoenix602-262-7251 www.NoPhoNews.com/city-of-phoenix-trash-waterPickup for week of Feb. 19 for homes in Phoenix, west of I-17 and north of Pinnacle Peak Road, plus select parts of North Phoenix east of I-17. See map. Don’t put material on the street or block the sidewalk. See map online.

HEALTHFireside: Water Fitness11 a.m.Fireside at Norterra28185 N. Melvern Trail, Phoenix623-434-6414 www.ourfiresidenorterra.netFor Fireside residents only.

SCHOOLNO SCHOOL: PRESIDENT’S DAYAdams Traditional Academy602-938-5517, www.atachoice.orgAnthem Preparatory Academy623-465-4776, www.anthemprep.orgCaurus Academy[See Friday’s listing]

Deer Valley Unified School District623-445-5000, www.dvusd.org Jefferson Preparatory602-595-2990 , www.jphschoice.orgNorth Valley Christian Academy623-551-3454, www.northvalleyca.orgRidgeline Academy623-223-1335www.ridgelineacademy.orgStepping Stones Academy623-465-4910 www.steppingstonesacademy.org

TUESDAY 2.20CLUBSPBA7 a.m.Preferred Businesses of AnthemAnthem Civic Building 3701 W. Anthem Way 623-551-0523www.pbanthem.comBusiness networking group in Anthem striving to grow businesses.

Kelly Leyba, Pharmacy Director & Anthem Resident Anthem Senior Living feels like you are going to your loved ones home. The facility is always clean, beautifully decorated, and the care is so personalized. You are treated like family the minute you move in.

Nancy Penrose, Weekly Hair Dresser Anthem Senior Living feels like you are going to your loved ones home. The facility is always clean, beautifully decorated, and the care is so personalized. You are treated like family the minute you move in.

Denny Dumler, Scottsdale Resident The care here is the best. Caregivers keep residents very clean and neat; home is very well maintained every day; food is homemade and tasty; and the caregivers here are the best we have ever had.

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COMMUNITYCitizen Corps Meeting6:30–9:30 p.m.Daisy Mountain Fire Station 14143814 N. New River Road, New River623-695-1424, [email protected] www.dmfdcc.orgDaisy Mountain Fire Citizen Corp meeting for current volunteers and training for new volunteers to aid in non-operational needs during disaster.

Democratic LD1 Maricopa Meeting7–8 p.m.Desert Mountain School35959 N. 7th Ave., Desert [email protected] for Democrats in New River, Anthem, Tramonto, Desert Hills, Carefree and Cave Creek. Hear from candidates and current office holders to discuss local, state and national issues.

Simply Networking7:30–9 a.m.First Watch Restaurant (Tramonto Marketplace)34948 N. Valley Parkway, Phoenix602-524-4886$50/Annual MembershipIndustry–specific networking group to help businesses from Norterra to Anthem. Bring a guest and your business cards. First couple sessions are free. Visitors welcome.

Supervisor Gates Open Meeting Noon–2 p.m.Daisy Mountain Fire Station 1451120 W. Desert Hills Drive, Phoenix623-465-7400, [email protected] www.nrdhca.orgOpen to the public to discuss any county issues with District 3 Supervisor Bill Gates and/or his staff.

Cutting the Cable Cord6:30 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000, www.mcldaz.orgFreeLearn about alternatives to cable or dish television and see demonstrations of the products.

Don’t Miss!

Mats for the Homeless6:30 p.m.

Daisy Mountain Veterans

Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way, Suite 202623-742-6000, www.daisymtnvets.orgVolunteers needed to help assemble sleeping mats out of plastic bags.

SCHOOLDVUSD Superintendent Chat6–7 p.m.Elevate Coffee Company2530 W. Happy Valley Road The Shops at Norterra, Phoenix602-341-5480 www.dvusd.org/Page/53779A community forum to chat with DVUSD Superintendent Curtis Finch on district-related topics. Open to the public.

WEDNESDAY 2.21A & ESenior Cinema Wednesday2 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6000 www.onlineatanthem.com$5Watch “Mister Roberts,” a 1955 comedy-drama featuring Henry Fonda. Cost includes snacks and beverages. For ages 50 and up. No registration required.

CLUBSBusiness Network at Anthem7 a.m.Hampton Inn42415 N. 41st Drive, Phoenix623-455-9630www.bnaonline.comFor businesses looking to grow in Anthem. Share qualified leads.

COMMUNITYDon’t Miss!

Congressional Election: Deadline to Mail Early Ballots

https://recorder.maricopa.gov/electionsThe primary for a special election to fill a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, created by the resignation of Trent Franks, will be held Feb. 27 for Congressional District 8, which includes Anthem, Tramonto, New River, Desert Hills and parts of the Valley west of I-17. Early-voter primary ballots must be mailed today

(or can be dropped at a polling station on election day).

Basics of Digital Photography1:30–3 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000, www.mcldaz.orgFreeLearn how to use your digital camera to sharpen focus, use lighting to your advantage and adjust depth of field and composition for professional-quality photos.

Don’t Miss!

ACC Board & HOA Voting Begins

8 a.m.623-742-6000 www.onlineatanthem.com/electionsVoting begins today for candidates running for Anthem Community Council, and the three HOA boards. Voting closes Friday, March 16.

AARP Tax Aide 20189 a.m.–1 p.m.Through Wednesday, April 11Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6000, http://tinyurl.com/h4lu724FreeTackle tax season with ease. First come, first served. Check online for a list of important documents to bring.

Fireside: Board of Directors Meeting6 p.m.Fireside at Norterra28185 N. Melvern Trail, Phoenix623-434-6414, www.ourfiresidenorterra.netFireside residents welcome.

FOOD & DRINKFisher Vineyards Wine Dinner6 p.m.Anthem Country Club: Ironwood Clubhouse41551 N. Anthem Hills Drive623-742-6222 www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Anthem-Golf-Country-Club$80A chef-prepared menu designed to match wines from the vineyard. Cocktail-casual attire. Reservations required. For Country Club members only. io

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Take a Hike!By Robert Roy Britt & Caitlin Struchen

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There are more trails in and around North Phoenix than you can shake

a hiking stick at. The Phoenix Sonoran Desert Preserve, which winds through and next to communities from Norterra to Sonoran Foothills to Tramonto and Desert Hills, “is awesome,” said Shawna Crawford, who moved to Anthem from Pennsylvania with her family last summer. “There are more trails within an hour radius of our front door than we could ever ask for.”

Robert Van Allen likes the preserve’s relatively new trailhead at Carefree Highway and 7th Avenue, with access to what he calls a “challenging” short trail of about 2 miles “or longer if you want more.”

This time of year, rangers in Maricopa County parks, including three near North Phoenix, organize hikes weekly. Rangers emphasize the obvious: wear close-toed shoes, hats and sunscreen, and bring ample water.

● 4 Hunt Wildflowers10–11 a.m., Noon–1 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 17 Lake Pleasant Regional Park $6/Vehicle The ranger hopes to help you find some early blooms on the South Pipeline Canyon Trail.

● 5 Hike & Talk9–11 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 17 Lake Pleasant Regional Park $6/Vehicle Hear fun history stories on this 3-mile hike on the Yavapai Point Trail. At the Cottonwood Day Use Area Trailhead.

● 6 Wag-n-Walk 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17Cave Creek Regional Park 37900 E. Cave Creek ParkwayCave Creek $6/Vehicle You’ll be paired with a four–legged companion, or bring your own pet (must be leashed). Meet at Ramada 1.

● 7 See a Hohokam Fort9 a.m.–2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17 Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area $3 This challenging 7–mile round-trip hike to ruins of the Elephant Mountain Fortress perched atop the hill.

● 8 See Hohokam Houses9–11:30 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 18Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area $3 This moderate 2.5-mile trek leads to prehistoric Hohokam dwellings, where you’ll learn about their rich culture.

● 9 Walk & Learn9–11:30 a.m., Monday, Feb. 19Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area $3

In this moderate 3.5-mile hike, you’ll learn about wildlife, plants and petroglyphs.

● 10 Hop Along the Creek 9–11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 21Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area [email protected]$3Travel 1.5 miles of the Dragonfly Trail and visit the Jewel of the Creek, while learning about plants and animals. Some rock-hopping required. io

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● 1 Get Fit8–10 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 15 Cave Creek Regional Park 37019 N. Lava Lane, Cave Creek [email protected]$6/Vehicle Challenge yourself with this up-tempo hike for various fitness levels.

● 2 Find the Ranger 9–11 a.m., Friday, Feb. 16 Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area $3Hide-and-seek: Find the ranger, hiding along the Metate Trail, and ask park and wildlife-related questions.

● 3 Get Exclusive9 a.m.–noon, Friday, Feb. 16Lake Pleasant Regional Park $6/Vehicle Take a stroll where others can’t go with this moderate, 3.5–mile hike in an area of restricted access.

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Sometimes an owner doesn't want a stream of strangers through their house. Sometimes the seller intends to renovate before going on market, but would consider a lower offer without the upgrades. Others don't want to accumulate "days on market" during the slow season. These sellers are all willing to sell but do not have their home listed for sale. How do you find these gems? Call us! We have lots of off-market homes.

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OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Talking Stick Resort Arena201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix602-379-7800 www.ticketmaster.com$39–$60The “Livin’ Like Hippies” Tour featuring opening acts Jon Pardi and Lucie Silvas.

COMMUNITYFun Facts1–2 p.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park: Discovery Center39345 N. Overlook Road, Peoria928-501-1700, www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleFind out random and interesting facts about the state of Arizona.

Buffalo Soldiers and Vintage Baseball 9 a.m.Fort Verde State Historic Park125 E. Holloman St., Camp Verde928-567-3275 www.azstateparks.com/fort-verde$7/Adults; $4/Youths 7–13; Free/Children 6 and underLearn history of the Buffalo Soldiers, members of the 10th Cavalry Regiment of the U.S. Army. Enjoy a baseball game, Dutch oven cooking lessons and flag raising and lowering ceremonies.

OUTDOORSDon’t Miss!

Rattlesnake Festival10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cave Creek Regional Park37900 E. Cave Creek Parkway, Cave [email protected] www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleOvercome your snake fear by getting to know the misunderstood desert creature and sneaking an up-close view.

SHOPPINGValentine Art Exhibition and Sale 1–4 p.m.Gallery at El Pedregal34505 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale480-575-6624Acclaimed wildlife artist Linda Budge hosts artistic demonstrations. View or purchase works of abstract-fused glass by David

Wheeler and pastel nature scenes by Edie Bernocco. Music by Rock the District.

SUNDAY 2.18A & ESunday A’FairNoon–4 p.m.Scottsdale Civic Center Park3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale480-499-8587 www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org/event/sunday-afairFreePack a picnic to bring to the park. Bring blankets and chairs to sit back and enjoy live entertainment from the all-female mariachi group, Mariachi Pasion, and the Mexican folk music band, Villalobos Brothers.

TUESDAY 2.20A & EG-EAZY7 p.m.Comerica Theatre 400 W. Washington St., Phoenix

602-379-2888, www.comericatheatre.com$55–$85The Beautiful and Damned Tour, featuring opening acts Trippie Redd, Phora and Anthony Russo.

WEDNESDAY 2.21A & EHot Rod Night5–9 p.m.Westgate Entertainment District6751 N. Sunset Blvd., Glendale623-385-7502 www.westgateaz.com/hotrodFreeCruise in to see classic makes and models. Enjoy live music. Happy–hour deals at surrounding bars and restaurants.

Phoenix’s Got Talent7 p.m.The Duce525 S. Central Ave., Phoenix602-866-3823, www.theducephx.comFreeSingers, dancers and comedians share their talent on stage. io

THURSDAY 2.15A & E‘Cinderella’Through Sunday, Feb. 18Symphony Hall75 N. 2nd St., Phoenix602-381-1096, www.balletaz.org$25–$164Ballet Arizona’s version of the rags to riches tale. Check online for showtimes.

Don’t Miss!

Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show

Through Sunday, Feb. 25WestWorld of Scottsdale16601 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale480-312-6815, www.westworldaz.com$10/General Admission; $7/Seniors and Military; Free/Children 12 and underMeet an Arabian horse, get a behind-the-scenes barn tour, paint a ceramic horse and eat from a brand new food truck, Fried & Fizzy. Check online for admission hours and event schedule.

ODC/Dance Performance 7:30 p.m.Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale480-994-2787 www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org$29–$59Groundbreaking post-modern dance company of 46 years performs contemporary dance.

COMMUNITYSTEAM Night: Festival of Tales and Star Party6–9:45 p.m.Phoenix Astronomical SocietyPVCC Black Mountain Campus34250 N. 60th St., [email protected] www.paradisevalley.edu/black-mountainFreeExplore the STEAM-related topic of forensics and then explore the night sky through telescopes.

FRIDAY 2.16A & ELee Ann Womack7:30 p.m.

Arizona MusicfestHighlands Church9050 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, [email protected] www.azmusicfest.org/festival/2018/leeannwomack$34–$76A performance by this Grammy Award-winning country singer famous for her hit song, “I Hope You Dance.”

COMMUNITYDon’t Miss!

Body Art ExpoThrough Sunday, Feb. 18

Arizona State Fairgrounds19th Avenue and McDowell Road, Phoenix626-961-6522, [email protected] www.bodyartexpo.com$22Find inspiration for new ink. Tattoo contests, live music from classic rock tribute bands, on-site piercing and tattoo stations with more than 200 artists onsite, craft beer vendors and a live performance of human suspension by Steve Bennett. Check online for admission hours.

FOOD & DRINKDistilling the Secrets of Japanese Sake and Whiskey6:30 p.m.Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale480-994-2787 www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org$25Taste the traditional drinks of Japan.

SATURDAY 2.17A & EFine Art Party1–4 p.m.The Gallery at El Pedregal34505 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale480-575-6624 https://theleaguegallery.comFreeCelebrate culinary, performing and visual arts with an art showing, artistic demonstrations, fine food and musical performances.

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Should you go to the Rattlesnake Festival Saturday at Cave Creek Regional Park? “If you hate snakes, then you need to come,” says Ranger Mark Paulat.

Get tattooed or a pierced while you enjoy craft beer and live music at the world’s largest tattoo and body art gathering, Friday through Sunday at the Arizona State Fairgrounds.

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Goodwill Sets Opening DateBy Robert Roy [email protected]

Goodwill announced that its new location, under construction just

north of Outlets at Anthem, will open April 13. Hiring is underway.

Setup and employee training at the store and donation center will begin March 1, said spokesperson Angie Tapia. The store will be stocked with products from a central warehouse in Phoenix, Tapia told In&Out. No donations will be accepted until the grand opening April 13.

Up to 30 people within a 5-mile radius of the store will be hired. “We are looking for sales associates, donation attendants and retail processors for both full-time and part-time positions,” Tapia said.

The organization accepts donations of appliances, bedding, books and other media, games, furniture, kitchenware, sports equipment, musical instruments, tools, toys and even vehicles. io

Hiring Event10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 15Anthem Civic Building 3701 W. Anthem Way 602-535-4444, www.goodwillaz.org

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Home Sales SoftenIn&Out Staff [email protected]

The number of existing homes sold in NoPho fell to 101 in January,

17 percent lower than December and 22 percent lower than January 2017. The change can be attributed at least partly to relatively few homes on the market: Inventory remained below a six-month supply in all five zones and is particularly low in Anthem Parkside (just 1.4 months). Less than six months is considered a “seller’s market.”

Meanwhile, the average price fell in all five zones, even as price per square foot was higher in four and unchanged in one. This indicates, at least in part, that the homes

closed in January were generally smaller.

Given the relatively small numbers overall, it will take additional months of data to see if the softer sales represent a trend, after 2017 total volume ended up 10 percent higher than 2016.

REAL ESTATE WATCH

Real estate sales data is from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service and, while not guaranteed, is believed to be accurate.

Desert Hills/New River

Anthem Parkside

Anthem Country Club

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$351,562

$270,855

$451,153

$356,688

$311,100

$176

$144

$154

$142

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Full Analysis See the zone map plus detailed historical charts and a list of homes sold in each zone for the month. www.NoPhoNews.com/real-estate

Homes Sold represents the number of homes that have closed escrow in the given time period.

Average Sales Price can be skewed by the sale of a single home that is priced well above or below other homes that have sold.

Price per Square Foot of any individual house can vary greatly depending on many factors, including location, upgrades and condition of the property.

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The Ups & Downs of HikingBy Chris [email protected]

I like to hike. Back in the day, my hikes were, well, hikes. Two or three days, sometimes more,

combined with rugged camping and, dare I say, survival. The survival tended to be more accidental than not.

Before GPS and fancy locator beacons and the like, stupid decisions put me into dangerous situations. Most of these were due to having that feeling of invincibility that comes with youth.

Memorial Day weekend 1981 comes to mind.

Just my buddy Jim Colmey and me. Jim would be the first to tell you he’s no mountain man. He grew up working at his mom’s cheese shop in Connecticut. He made a mean fondue. But a campfire? Not so much. We headed from San Diego to some reservoir outside Yuma with nothing more than a cooler of beer, some very perishable food, and a few blankets and pillows. Everything but the cooler was stuffed in my Navy seabag.

At the reservoir, we parked, stashed the beer in the trunk (well, most of it), and took off for a hike. Nary a flare, map, or magnifying glass between us.

Several hours later we were in the middle of absolutely nowhere, knee deep in a swampy pond of some sort. Mosquitoes were draining our blood at about a pint a minute, and due to me using my seabag as a battering ram to knock down the increasingly thick bamboo-like reeds, our exit was blocked by punji sticks. We were out of water and ideas. Jim decided we’d die right there, and I was pretty much good with that.

In a last ditch attempt at escaping our watery grave, I climbed a way-too-skinny tree to see if I could scout an exit. About 15 feet up, the tree slowly began to snap. As it fell, it miraculously formed a makeshift bridge to dry land. True story.

These days, my hikes tend to resemble long walks on brightly lit paths. io

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SERVICES - HANDYMANCALL /TEXT ROGER: 623-986-0064 LOCAL carpenter/insured [email protected] - NOT JUST A handyman. 20YR prof. home builder Specializing in ALL REMODELS & PROF. PAINTING services. 928-300-2070TWO HANDS FOR HIRE- Anthem’s Trusted Handymen. Now offering PreSale Cosmetic Home Inspections, Tenant Move Out Inspections, and Home Watch for seasonal & vacationing owners. Small job? No problem. Nights & Weekends, Insured Reliable. We Help People. Call/Text Ray 602-799-4842

SERVICES - LANDSCAPING0 AZ YardWorks Landscape Maintenance. Professional, Reliable and Local. Free Estimates! (623) 551-TREE www.AzYardWorks.comAnasazi -Your Paver Expert- Including all phases of Landscaping. Anthem resident 18 yrs. Quality & Integrity. Licensed & Bonded. 602-369-3422 JerryHAWKEYE LANDSCAPING, INC. A local landscaping company providing a great value and premium quality of custom designed landscape installations for over 28 years. ROC# CR-21138105, ROC# B-3 284133 Visit our website at HawkeyeCustomLandscaping.com 623-582-1122SPRINKLER/ DRIP REPAIR & Installs, Landscape Lighting, Misting Systems, WI-FI IRRIGATION TIMERS, Warranty MC/Visa Dennis & Lisa 602-329-3396Yards By Paul. Maintenance/Trees. Text/Call 480-363-8390. YardsByPaul.com

SERVICES - PAINTINGDOUBLE D SVCS. Interior & Exterior painting. Licensed,Bonded,Insured. 602-799-0679O O Dino’s Painting, LLC. Family owned and operated ROC 234028. Bonded. Ins. 623-221-7911. Customer recommended!

SERVICES - PLUMBINGA+ Rated BBB- LIBERTY PLUMBING of ANTHEM- 623-551-9156. All repairs, water heaters toilets, sinks, faucets,

gas lines, softeners, RO systems, slab leaks, drain cleaning recirc pumps- LICENSED/INSURED-ROC #188630Anthem’s Most Trusted Plumbing Experts. ProSkill Plumbing & Air 623-551-7473FLOW RIGHT Plumbing, full service country club plumbing @ Costco prices, call Jess - 602 228-6192INTEGRITY PLUMBING LOCAL ANTHEM PLUMBER SERVING ANTHEM & SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 2004. RELIABLE, HONEST & FAIR PRICES. WATER HEATER’S, TOILETS, DISPOSALS, FAUCETS, SEWER AND DRAIN CLOGS & MORE. INSURED, NOT LIC. 623-326-3355 FRANKRayne of the North Valley is Anthem’s only full service water treatment company. Family owned and operated serving Anthem since 2001. Call for ALL your Water Treatment/Plumbing needs. NO service charge, 623-551-5952.

SERVICES - POOLAnthem /North Phoenix VETERAN POOL SERVICE. Veteran Owned & Operated. Weekly service & repairs. Serving Anthem. www.veteranpoolservice.net 602-791-3000ANTHEMPARAGONPOOL REPAIR.COM Local Family Owned Since 2008 Licensed/Bonded/Ins ROC #294270 Mike (623) 853-3078BlueCactusPool.com Quality Pool Repair Specialists. Family Owned. Licensed/Bonded/Insured ROC#278248 BLUE CACTUS POOL SERVICE LLC. 623-889-1366

SERVICES - ROOFINGC & R Roofing. Free Estimates. Anthem Based. Repairs, Re-Roofing and Patios. (480)510-6787.Rain Man Roofing. Repairs, Maintenance, Re-Roofing & Patios. Free Estimates. 623-670-2835 ROC 268230 - Licensed, Bonded and Insured. Anthem owned

TRANSPORTATIONAirport transportation, full service “legal” sedan/limo company, based in Anthem since 2005. We are Chamber and PBA. 602-481-0894, www.swsedan.net

Election Day is February 27

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