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Mayor David Ortega declared March 16 Rita Moreno day in honor of the Scottsdale resident who is an artist, actress singer and dancer.
Scottsdale resident Rita Moreno honored
Mayor David Ortega named March 16 Rita Moreno Day. The Scottsdale resident is an artist, actress singer and dancer who has won an Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Grammy. She also appeared in a Super Bowl … more
Christina Pjura, a second-grade teacher at CUSD’s Chandler Traditional Academy – Independence, was named the Rotary Club of Sun Lakes’ December 2023 Teacher of the Month.
Sun Lakes Rotary announces 2 teachers of month
​The Rotary Club of Sun Lakes recently congratulated and presented awards to the club’s Chandler Unified School District teachers of the month for December 2023 and January 2024. In a … more
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Professional golfer Matt McCarty. (Courtesy Evolve Public Relations & Marketing)
Scottsdale native golfer Matt McCarty pledges donation to Cancer Support Community Arizona
Pro golfer Matt McCarty, a Scottsdale resident and native, on the road to getting his PGA tour card has announced his support to the local nonprofit, Cancer Support Community Arizona. As part of his … more
A band of adults in the One Step Beyond program play during the 2023 Showcase Festival. This year's event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at Glendale Heroes Regional Park
One Step Beyond to stage showcase in Glendale
One Step Beyond Inc., a Valley nonprofit organization that provides educational, vocational, recreation and performing arts programs for adults who have intellectual disabilities, invites the community to attend the 2024 Showcase Festival. more
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Charlie Kanarish is a 12th grade student and student body president at The Jones-Gordon School in Paradise Valley.
State Board of Education names Student of the Month from Paradise Valley
Charlie Kanarish, a 12th grade student at The Jones-Gordon School in Paradise Valley, has been recognized as the March Student of the Month by the Arizona State Board of Education. Kanarish … more
Surprise resident Ed Flynn has had careers in science, medicine, technology and literature. The one-time nuclear physicists is now a prolific author from his home at The Park at Surprise Independent Living Community.
Surprise man is genius on many levels
Some people are self-made millionaires. Other people are self-made geniuses. That latter is where Surprise resident Ed Flynn falls. more
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Maya Trivision loves her job as a city project management assistant and is passionate in her role as City of Scottsdale Blood Drive Coordinator.
Scottsdale project management assistant loves job
Maya Trivision loves her job as a project management assistant with the City of Scottsdale’s Capital Project Management Department. She’s been doing the job since 2021. … more
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Phoenix-based Feeding Matters approved for $240K to launch consortium
Feeding Matters, a Phoenix-based nonprofit that is the first organization in the world serving kids with pediatric feeding disorder, has secured funding for the launch of the Family Centered Pediatric Feeding Disorder Research Consortium. more
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Chicanos Por La Causa Phoenix event to focus on education, cultural identity
Chicanos Por La Causa will host the Latina Leadership Conversation II centered on education, cultural identity, and strategic goals for the community. more
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Phoenix native serves aboard Navy warship in San Diego
Petty Officer 3rd Class Mara Chavez, a native of Phoenix, serves the U.S. Navy aboard USS Tripoli operating out of San Diego. more
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Vernell Myers Coleman. (Courtesy Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame)
Street dedication will honor Black Phoenix activist Vernell Myers Coleman
Thirty-four years after her death, Phoenix activist Vernell Myers Coleman is being honored with a street name dedication. “She made many, many contributions to the city and her … more
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Pictured are World War I and Korean War veteran Bill Kummer and family.
Grant will support Valley students chronicling veterans, their stories
Thunderbirds Charities awarded a $15,000 grant awarded to Veterans Heritage Project. more
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