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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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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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