The Central Junior High League hosted its 2025 Volleyball Championship tournament at Hayden High School on Saturday. The top six schools for seventh and eighth grade teams were in attendance. For the ...
PHOENIX – New helicopter landing zones at Superior Municipal Airport mean medevac flights can respond to emergencies without using a high school parking lot. A taxiway added to Mesa’s Falcon Field ...
Oracle Center for the Arts Presents the “One Wild World, From Alaska to Arizona”, by photographer Michael Bain. Some may know Michael as one of the Park Rangers at Oracle State Park. The opening ...
The Town of Superior hosted its annual State of the Town event on Thursday evening, bringing together residents, community partners, and regional leaders to celebrate another year of growth and ...
Itzel Zariah Huerta was welcomed to this world on Sept. 12, 2025, at 11:17 a.m. in Tucson, Arizona, unfortunately, sleeping. She was a very beautiful little girl that weighed 4lbs, 14oz and measured ...
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. — Achieve Pinal Experience Corps, an initiative of Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth and Central Arizona Regional Economic Development Foundation, launched the AARP Foundation ...
There is another story to be told besides the recent cut and paste, sanitized infomercial about the RedhawkOpen House. The story: a Tribal Community, various conservation groups and an increasing ...
Sheila Quick, after a long battle with cancer, passed away in Oracle on Aug. 26, 2025. She is survived by her husband, Corbin Quick; sons, Jason (Melissa) Hanson and Jeremey Hanson; grandchildren, ...
Arizona households in need can receive up to 150 free diapers per child each month and connect with additional programs supporting financial security. Families in 13 counties can receive up to 150 ...
I was honored to have received the “2025 Spirit of Service Award” from the Town of Superior, for my dedication and service to the Senior Citizen Community. I was very surprised because this reward ...
What a summer it has been in Superior! We have had a robust schedule of activities and events to enjoy when our students go back to school. That is one sign that the heat of the summer is almost over.
San Manuel residents Joellen and T.C. Brown travelled to Washington, D.C. recently. They both completed the 25-mile 2025 Concerns of Police Survivors Walk to the Wall. T.C.’s father, Leroy D. Brown, ...
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