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Francisco Montoya said she was there when Phoenix-native Michael Carbajal, a five-time world champion, was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in New York in 2006. “That … more
Ellen Marrs, a three-time Boston Marathon finisher and mother of seven, is a seasoned entrepreneur, renowned author, record-breaking fundraiser, and sought-after speaker. Her journey reflects a life … more
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
Some people are self-made millionaires. Other people are self-made geniuses. That latter is where Surprise resident Ed Flynn falls. more
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
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

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
Thunderbirds Charities awarded a $15,000 grant awarded to Veterans Heritage Project. more
When Peter Panagore died while ice climbing in Banff Provincial Park in Canada in March of 1980, his life changed forever. more
A Phoenix soccer player made the roster to participate in the USA Blind Soccer Men’s National Team training camp with an eye on the 2028 Paralympic Games. more
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
Norman Palmer weaves a yarn. more
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