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Steel guitar is just one of the styles Eric Ramsey brings to his music.
Arizona musician Eric Ramsey built a second career, one song at a time
By the time Eric Ramsey steps onto the stage Wednesday at the Musical Instrument Museum alongside Arizona music icons Hans Olson and Chuck Hall, he’ll have spent decades proving that some of life’s most rewarding journeys don’t follow a straight line. more
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Lucas Jumalon on Wednesday night won the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas.
Phoenix GCU grad wins World Series of Poker
Just a few months after walking across the stage at Grand Canyon University, Lucas Jumalon found himself on an even bigger one. more
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Belen Soto Elementary School Principal Courtney Frazier was honored with an award as a top administrator of middle grades.
Litchfield Elementary district principal honored as outstanding middle middle grades administrator
Courtney Frazier, founding Principal of Belen Soto Elementary School, was named the 2026 Arizona Middle Grades Administrator of the Year by the Arizona Association for Middle Level Education. … more
Dayton Kiko, known simply as “Kiko,” and his brother founded AZ Hawaiian Garlic Shrimp seven years ago after moving from Hawaii.
Peoria Night Market serves up more than just food
On Saturday evenings, the Desert West Night Market transforms the Peoria Sports Complex into a gathering place where food trucks sizzle, local artisans display handcrafted creations and families stroll from booth to booth in search of something new. more
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Undies Chest works with several organizations, like Threadz in Tempe, to distribute clean underwear to students in need. At this delivery are, from left, Johnny Mitchell Jr, vice president of operations for The Bra Recyclers; Elaine Birks-Mitchell, founder and executive director for The Undie Chest; and Ann DiDomenico, chief program officer for Tempe Community Council representing the Threadz program.
Gilbert nonprofit Undie Chest tackles ‘hygiene poverty’ in Arizona schools
Gilbert-based nonprofit The Undie Chest provides new underwear to students facing hygiene poverty, working with Arizona school districts to help keep children comfortable, confident and in class. more
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Mary Manross.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Mary Manross
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 Mary Manross’ answers. … more
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VIDEO: Farming the future of Peoria
The centerpiece of the Peoria city logo is farmland in lines flanked by a Saguaro Cactus and the sun, with rays in lines extending the farmland into the sky. more
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VIDEO: Palmer drops historical knowledge
Norman Palmer weaves a yarn. more
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VIDEO: Spreading the modern language of code
Nick Suwyn has been spreading the good word from Peoria for a while now. more
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VIDEO: Bringing today’s youth in-step with spirituality, personal growth
Mike Chavez first met Joe Eriquez at the age of 13 when his mom was in prison and his father was not in his life. more
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VIDEO: Building self-confidence in Peoria students
When David Hill started teaching at Peoria High 40 years ago, the only high schools serving the city were his and Cactus High. more
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Emergency Responder: Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice is December's Hometown Hero
Queen Creek’s first chief of police, Randy Brice, is striving to create a police force that works for and with the community. A life-long East Valley resident, Brice started working in Queen … more
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