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An eclectic pizzeria in northwest Phoenix is expanding to a second location in Tempe, with a grand opening planned for March 14.
Valley residents can learn about the history of Tempe’s most important downtown drag in a new video about the evolution of Mill Avenue. The presentation includes land use experts, community leaders and business owners discussing how Mill has changed over 135 years and why it will keep morphing.
Many different costumes showed up on Mill Avenue Halloween night in Tempe.
The public’s image of downtown Tempe for years was bolstered by television news programs using Town Lake or the leafy Mill Avenue as a backdrop.
Three Tempe firefighters were injured Saturday night when part of a burning house exploded while they were inside.
A man’s tantrum – with his driver’s license, fists and spit flying – at a Mill Avenue fast-food restaurant ended in his arrest, police said.
Downtown Tempe's Mill Avenue was honored Wednesday as one of the nation's Top 10 Great Streets for 2008.
The Mill Avenue bridges over the Salt River will be closed on Sunday morning.
A couple in their 40s stroll down Mill Avenue in the early evening and pause in front of La Bocca Urban Pizzeria & Wine Bar.
HE'S BACK: Julian Wright, who launched and sold Mill Avenue’s Jax Thai Bar and The Library Bar & Grill, is returning to downtown Tempe with La Bocca.
DIFFERENT CLIENTELE: La Bocca’s stylish decor is designed to appeal to a more sophisticated crowd than that served by most Mill Avenue restaurants.
Those Were the Days!, a 35-year-old antique store and fixture in downtown Tempe, closed its doors today.
People walk past Those Were The Days!, a 35-year-old antique store that will be closing soon on Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe.
L to R: Matt Randolph, Melissa Fischer talk with Vic Linoff the owner of Those Were The Days!, a 35-year-old antique store on Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe.
Sparky and other Sun Devil fans across the Valley can forget about a lazy Thanksgiving. A football showdown tonight on national television between No. 7 Arizona State University and No. 11 USC will turn downtown Tempe into a party scene.
SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME: Mill Avenue hustles and bustles the day before Thanksgiving and the nationally televised ASU-USC game in Tempe tonight.
The man accused of killing a Tempe bar patron with a single punch was indicted Thursday on a charge of negligent homicide.
Rivers & Moorhead, a boutique CPA consulting firm, moved to a new office on Mill Avenue in Tempe.
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