Good morning, Glendale.

On Sunday, Aug. 23, the Reed family hosts A Reed Family Affair at Westside Blues, Jazz and More on N 59th Ave in Glendale to celebrate Tabitha Reed’s 50th birthday.

Doors open at 2 p.m. and festivities run from 3 to 6 p.m.

Westgate Entertainment District announced on Aug.

18 that two public sculptures by renowned British-Australian artists Gillie and Marc will be on display for a year at Fountain Park and Water Dance Plaza (inviting locals to sit, interact and learn about wildlife conservation).

A new life coaching center for kids opened in Glendale today to offer ongoing mental health support beyond regular school hours.

Founder Michaela Hinton said school counselors referred struggling students (supported by a recent state grant exceeding $1 million to Glendale Elementary) for continued care.

Velma Teague Library in downtown Glendale closed in July after an electrical fire damaged its wiring, and it will remain shut for at least six months while the city plans repairs + considers its long-term future.

Every third Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., the Memory Café at the Foothills Recreation and Aquatic Center gives people with dementia and caregivers a chance to share coffee and support.

Created by Dementia Friends Glendale, the 90-minute session offers separate enrichment programs (for up to 60 participants).

Arizona Rattlers quarterback Max Meylor led his team to their first Indoor Football League championship this past weekend, earning game MVP honors after near misses in previous seasons.

He delivered five touchdowns and rushed for 90 yards to secure the win & celebrate a hard-fought turnaround.