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The Churchill, in the Roosevelt Row Artists’ District, is a must-stop during First Friday.
Weekend Picks: Valley events for Aug. 7-9
Planning a weekend around Phoenix in the summer usually includes a check of the weather forecast if you’ll be outside. And no surprise, it’ll be toasty this weekend — but fret not! more
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Angela Harrolle Mohan, the lieutenant governor candidate for the No Labels Party, along with party gubernatorial hopeful Teri Ann Hourihan.
No Labels gubernatorial candidate Hourihan tabs Mohan as running mate
PHOENIX — No Labels gubernatorial candidate Teri Ann Hourihan has selected a real estate broker and a health and wellness coach to be her running mate. Angela Harrolle Mohan, registered as a … more
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Chandler Unified Governing Board Vice President Barb Mozdzen speaks during an Aug. 5 meeting. The board unanimously approved two contracts with the East Valley Institute of Technology for career and tech-ed programs and discussed ongoing changes to the transportation arrangement between Chandler and EVIT. 
Chandler school board OKs new career-tech contracts
Discussion and approval of an action item still didn’t make the Chandler Unified Governing Board’s Aug. 5 meeting more than a one-hour endeavor. And hopefully, approval of contracts and a … more
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Cars wait in line Aug. 5 outside a Valley Salad And Go location. The company's original founder is offering Salad and Go's employees who lost their jobs during the company's bankruptcy a chance to work at his new firm, Angie's.
Angie’s offering employment opportunities to Salad And Go employees
Employees of the closed Salad And Go locations are being offered opportunities with Angie’s, Angie’s founder Tony Christofellis said on Thursday. more
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Robert Robb
Arizona's school voucher combatants behaving badly
OPINION — In Arizona’s voucher battle, both sides are behaving badly and deceptively. more
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Drivers face 5 weekend freeway projects in Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler
The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced multiple freeway projects this weekend in the Valley. Drivers will encounter the following from Friday night, Aug. 7, to Monday morning, … more
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ASBCS August 4th summary
Arizona charter board approves new Mesa school, reviews financial recovery plans
The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools approved a new Mesa charter high school, adopted financial recovery agreements for two charter operators and announced changes aimed at reducing administrative burdens on schools during its Aug. 5 meeting. more
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Queen Creek police said parks were the flashpoint for e-bike and juvenile-related disturbances.
East Valley town sees drop in e-bike complaints after passing ordinance
Less than two months after the town passed an emergency ordinance aimed at curbing reckless operation of e-bikes and other motorized devices, the Queen Creek Police Department is reporting a … 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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Election workers sort early ballots for signature verification prior to tabulation inside the Maricopa County Recorders Office, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022, in Phoenix. Tempe councilman Randy Keating is opposed to one section of Proposition 144 that would require everyone to provide identification before casting a ballot, even those who vote by mail. (AP Photo/Matt York)
Tempe councilman makes last-ditch effort to strike down Prop 144
PHOENIX — A Tempe city councilman is making a last-ditch effort to keep a measure seeking to make multiple changes in state election laws off the ballot. Randy Keating is telling the Arizona … more
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The city of Chandler has appointed Julianna Crespo, a performing arts executive with more than 14 years of experience leading programming, venue operations, audience development and organizational strategy, as the new general manager of Chandler Center for the Arts.
Chandler appoints new Center for the Arts GM
The city of Chandler has appointed Julianna Crespo, a performing arts executive with more than 14 years of experience leading programming, venue operations, audience development and organizational … more
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Westgate is collecting back to school items for the Glendale Elementary School District.
Westgate restaurant accepts back to school donations for Glendale district
As kids start a new school year, Westgate Entertainment District is welcoming the community to take part in its fourth annual Back to School drive benefiting Glendale Elementary School District. … more
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