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Members of the Peoria High School Air Force Junior ROTC retires the colors during the Sunland Veterans Day event.
Sun City residents honor those who served
Sunland Memorial Park and Mortuary hosted its Veterans Day celebration Nov. 11 to honor those who have served the United States. Phil Easley, Sun City resident and commander of the Northwest … more
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Proceeds from Someburros restaurant's fiesta at Salt River Fields go to the Rancho Feliz nonprofit in Agua Prieta, Mexico.
Someburros holds fiesta in Scottsdale for charity
Someburros is hosting its 40th anniversary fiesta 3-9 p.m. Nov. 14 at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, 7555 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale. The family-friendly fiesta features live music from Rock … more
“No matter how small the gesture we do here, it makes a big impact,” Scottsdale Food Pantry volunteer Lynn Zambon said.
Scottsdale Food Pantry: helping people for over 50 years
Lynn Zambon got introduced to the Scottsdale Food Bank as a donor a long time ago, but she took things up a notch and started volunteering about 15 years ago when she retired. She likes the work; … more
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Grant Coffey in his Corte Bella home displays a decorated ceremonial paddle presented to him by fellow Marines who served alongside his late son, Keaton, as a tribute to the young Marine they considered one of their own.
Sun City West father shares son’s life, loss and legacy
When Grant Coffey dreams about his son, Keaton, he seldom sees the Marine who went to war. He sees a little boy, often at their family home or his grandmother’s house. more
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The Rosendin Foundation recently gave $90,000 the 100 Club of Arizona, which cares for public safety personnel and their families.
Rosendin Foundation offers emergency grants to organizations nationwide
The Rosendin Foundation presented a $90,000 the 100 Club of Arizona as part of its annual charity golf tournament in Scottsdale Oct. 20. The 100 Club of Arizona supports public safety personnel … more
August Wood demonstrates basket weaving at a past event.
Phoenix museum festival to celebrate Indigenous heritage
S’edav Va’aki Museum and Cultural Coalition will host the eighth annual Portal to the Past Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, in Phoenix. more
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Annual toy and pajama drive at Scottsdale U.S. Egg locations
U.S. Egg is partnering with the Foster Alliance for an annual toy and pajama drive through Nov. 30. U.S. Egg customers throughout the Valley are encouraged to bring pajamas for children from … more
Kelsey Spencer and Bella will be on hand for the Silver Lining Riding Fall Festival in Peoria on Friday, Nov. 13.
Peoria fall festival celebrates healing power of horses
A little boy with Down syndrome had never spoken a word. But one day, after riding a horse, he climbed down, looked at the people around him and said his name for the first time. more
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Sargon Khananisho.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Sargon Khananisho
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Sargon Khananisho’s … more
Residents wait in line to vote at a polling station in Sun City
Nick Mansour wins Treasurer race, Norton concedes
Nick Mansour will be the Arizona's next treasurer after Elijah Norton conceded on social media. As of 4:30  p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6, Mansour has 1,277,340 votes and a 53.57% vote share. Norton is … more
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Peace in the Desert Church is officially combining the North Scottsdale United Methodist Church and Ascension Lutheran Church during its 10 a.m. service Nov. 15.
Scottsdale churches combining
The public is welcome to attend Peace in the Desert Church’s chartering during Sunday worship service 10 a.m. No. 15 at 11735 N. Scottsdale Road, in Scottsdale. The ceremony will formally … more
Goodyear’s Chalk Art in the Park, seen during the 2025 offering, returns on Nov. 14.
Goodyear Chalk Art in the Park adds new creative attractions
Goodyear’s annual Chalk Art in the Park will introduce two new activities this year, inviting residents to help create a community mural and decorate their own reusable tote bags. more
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