NoArizona has been around for a few years now. If you’ve been following NoArizona, you may have noticed there hasn’t been an update in a while. There is a simple explanation for this: I left Arizona, and it is the furthest thing from my mind. Living in Arizona was such an unpleasant experience, I enjoy NOT thinking about it! Keep reading, and I’ll tell you how I got out! Continue reading
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NoArizona has started a YouTube channel! Stop by, and let us know what you think! Below is our premiere video, with more on the way.
I recently read an interesting article regarding the most and least Bible-minded cities in the United States. The Bible is the oldest and best-selling book in history, and many parts of the country have embraced it while others have not.
Did this summer feel particularly hot? Well, it was the hottest summer on record for Phoenix, and don’t be surprised if it keeps getting hotter as the Phoenix area builds out… Continue reading
When June arrived in the Phoenix area, it was as if someone flipped a switch to turn the weather ridiculously hot. The high temperatures in Arizona bring in the dreaded season of high electricity bills.
Arizona Ranked #3 for ForeclosuresMost Arizona homeowners who haven’t foreclosed already are upside-down in their mortgages. That is, they owe more on the home than it’s worth. Arizona took a huge hit in the recession and it will take a long time to recover.
Arizona made the list for one of the worst school systems in the nation. The facts are startling, especially if you have children attending Arizona schools.
As a desert state, Arizona receives its water supply primarily from the Colorado River. The past few years have seen a boom in growth, especially in the Phoenix area. With all this growth and people moving in, will there be enough water to go around in the years to come? As I sought to answer this question, I came across some startling facts.
No Arizona! 