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U.S. Olympic Skateboarder Jagger Eaton posing with Mathnasium students.
Mesa Olympic skateboarder Jagger Eaton holding $2K scholarship contest with Mathnasium
Mesa skateboarder Jagger Eaton needs little introduction. An Olympic bronze medalist and highly decorated X-Games competitor, Eaton is set to represent the United States on a global scale by … more
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A photo of some books.
Mesa Main Library hosting book sale today and Saturday
If you need something new to read, you can purchase books for a very low price at the Mesa Main Library this weekend. Taking place at 64 E. First St., the Big Book Sale will run from 10 a.m. to … more
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Kids watching operators from The Arizona Big Train Operators model train club operate their model railroad display.
Model trains roll into Red Mountain library July 22-26
It’s a good time to be a model train enthusiast in Mesa as The Arizona Big Train Operators model train club will bring its model railroad display to the Red Mountain Branch of Mesa Public … more
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A photo of some books.
Mesa Main Library hosting book sale July 19-20
If you need something new to read, you can purchase books for a very low price at the Mesa Main Library this weekend. Taking place at 64 E. First St., the Big Book Sale will run from 10 a.m. to … more
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The Mesa For All Foundation's new logo.
Mesa Regional Foundation rebrands to Mesa For All Foundation
The Mesa Regional Foundation for Accessibility, Diversity and Inclusion has rebranded to Mesa For All Foundation. The rebrand also comes with a new logo and website. “We are proud to … more
Juneteenth in Mesa during 2023.
Mesa to celebrate Juneteenth with performances, food, art and more
The city of Mesa is partnering with Mesa Community College and the Mesa-East Valley Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Committee to host the first Juneteenth Celebration on June 19. The day is … more

Mesa Public Schools Board President Marcie Hutchinson
Mesa Public Schools Board debates change in policy to restrict ‘ideological’ flag displays
The Mesa Public School Board found themselves at an impasse during their May 28 meeting over a proposed change to the district’s flag display policy that raised concerns about free speech. … more
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EVIT will be adding an associate degree for nursing to its curriculum starting this August.
EVIT to offer associate degree in registered nursing starting in August
The East Valley Institute of Technology will be offering a new associate degree program in registered nursing in August. Starting in August, the five-semester program will combine lecture, lab … more
The Mesa Public Schools Governing Board discusses the agenda during their Feb. 13 meeting.
Mesa Public Schools revises current budget up based on enrollment
The Mesa Public Schools board revised the district’s Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget, according to its May 14 meeting. According to a presentation, this revision came in the form of a $219,084 … more
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Mesa youth planting a tree at Skyline park.
Mesa launches Youth Climate Action Fund, offers up to $5K in grants for climate projects
Mesa Mayor John Giles announced that the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund is open and will begin accepting applications on June 1. The program is open to young people ages 15-24 who reside in or … more
The city of Mesa has three libraries that are open 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. They are: Main Library, 64 E. First St.; Dobson Ranch Branch, 2425 S. Dobson Road; and Red Mountain Branch, 635 N. Power Road. The Mesa Express Library at Monterey Park, 7045 E. Monterey Ave is open from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sundays.
Mesa Library summer reading program launches on June 1
Registration is open for the Mesa Public Library's summer reading program. Running from June 1 through Aug. 1 as part of the Arizona Summer Reading Program, the theme for this year is  … more
The recipients of Desert Financial Foundation's Community Service Scholarship.
5 Mesa students awarded $3K scholarships from Desert Financial Credit Union
Five Mesa students recently received $3,000 scholarships from Desert Financial Credit Union. The scholarship program through Desert Financial Foundation gives community service scholarships for … more
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