By Alex Poor, El Inde Arizona Imagine a restaurant review app where you can place all of your trust in the person describing their meal.Not some no-name, random stranger on the internet, but somebody who knows your taste because you can actually say you know them personally. Imagine an app where you get food reviews…
By Tyler Salas/El Inde In the heat of the Sonoran desert, sits a small glass building amidst a busy intersection and endless construction. An unassuming luxury car dealership, once one steps inside there’s a coffee machine, dozens of pieces of memorabilia and clothing, and a large LCD screen mounted up high showing scenes of their…
By Jake O’Rourke/El Inde A balmy Tucson breeze made its way through the open door of Gordon Groves’ southside workshop. He was in a sharp trance using a white-tipped pencil to trace abalone stone inlays. He will put the inlays into the ebony fretboard of a 12-fret dreadnought, a style of acoustic guitar featuring a…
By Gloria Gomez/UA Don Bolles Fellow/AZ Mirror PHOENIX — Valley residents spend an average of 62 hours a year staring at license plates while stuck in traffic. But specialty license plates are more than just decoration: They’re an active cash flow to nonprofit organizations that have raised over $8 million in the current fiscal year, which began…
By Ari Koslow/El Inde The COVID-19 pandemic hit a large number of businesses around the country hard, forcing many of them to close down temporarily or even shut down for good. However, there were some people who were able to make the most out of these unforeseen circumstances. Ari Koslow has the story.
