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By Shelby Tuttle This holiday season, prepare for an unforgettable journey that doesn’t require pesky greenhouse gas emissions, checking a bag, or even a passport. Flaviar, the luxury spirits club known for curating premium tasting experiences, has launched its much anticipated 2025 Advent Calendar, dubbed FlaviAIR. For this exclusive release, Flaviar has partnered with Carry...
BY PAM DELANY During the holidays, our feasts are often centered around a predictable roast or turkey surrounded by a bevy of familiar accompaniments — which can often steal the show. The most memorable of meals are often recounted by guests reminiscing over their second — or third — helping of their favorite side dish. […]
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Michael Hartman, PhD, Vice President of Research & Development at Plexus Worldwide Thanksgiving means stuffing – in more ways than one. It’s a holiday centered on family, gratitude, and of course, feasting. From buttery mashed potatoes to pumpkin pie piled with whipped cream, Thanksgiving meals are famous for indulgence. But that indulgence often comes with […]
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The annual Green Living Best of Arizona 2025 event took place on October 18 at Culdesac Tempe. The evening gathered Arizona’s sustainability leaders to honor and celebrate companies, organizations, and creatives making significant contributions to eco- conscious living throughout the state. This year’s ceremony acknowledged several multi-year honorees for their ongoing leader...
Healthy Soil Supercharges Solar Farms Focus is growing on making solar farms more sustainable, particularly by managing the land beneath the panels. Developing them can clear vegetation and compact soil, disturbing ecosystems, but innovative practices are emerging. For instance, “agrivoltaic” systems in the Southwest allow crops to grow beneath panels, increasing yields and r...
