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The new plate can be ordered through the AZ MVD NOW website at azmvdnow.gov.
Arizona Historical Society license plate gets new look
In time for Arizona’s monsoon season, the Arizona Historical Society has a new specialty license plate that pays homage to the state’s powerful summer storms. more
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Valley Youth Theatre opens 24th Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas Tail
Valley Youth Theatre goes global with virtual telethon
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Valley Youth Theatre has replaced their annual fundraising gala with an eight-hour virtual telethon, The VYTal Affair-athon, to be streamed live on YouTube, Facebook and … more
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Free COVID-19 testing blitzes are offered in communities with increased positive cases and areas historically underserved and undertested, with limited access to health services.
A day in the life of COVID-19 testing from an unsung hero
Thanks to a partnership between the Equality Health Foundation and Sonora Quest, as well as community-based organizations and local municipalities, there has been a surge in free COVID-19 testing blitzes. more
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Thunderbirds Charities donates $3.8 million to Valley nonprofits
Thunderbirds Charities, the charitable giving arm of The Thunderbirds — hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open — awarded more than $3.8 million in grants to 43 Valley charities during … more
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Jody Barrilleaux is "literally an artist in residence" at the Vela on Camelback Apartments, 4949 N. 7th St.
Vela on Camelback resident artist creates mural
Local artist, Jody Barrilleaux has been commissioned to create an expansive mural for the Vela on Camelback Apartments, 4949 N. 7th St., in uptown Phoenix, where he resides. more
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Ballet Arizona welcomes Marquez, Felix as new directors
Ballet Arizona has hired two new directors, Leslie Marquez for director of marketing and Karina Felix as its director of finance. more
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Caring for Our Caregivers donates tablets to healthcare workers to combat burnout
In an effort to provide respite from the unimaginable stresses due to the COVID-19 pandemic Caring for Our Caregivers donated five tablets preloaded with meditation techniques and exercises to help … more
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Yannik Paul of Phoenix won the 77th Phoenix Open.
Yannik Paul of Phoenix wins 77th Arizona Open
Yannik Paul of Phoenix overcame a five-stroke deficit heading into the final round of the 77th Arizona Open to ultimately claim the contest by two strokes. more
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HVAC tips on keeping cool, safe during summer monsoons
Arizona’s monsoon season spans from June through September bringing higher humidity, heavy rain, lightening, hail, dust storms and extreme heat all of which can wreak havoc on your HVAC system, especially those located on the roof. more
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Attendees welcome newly-baptised members at the 2019 annual Jehovah’s Witnesses convention; this year’s convention is streamed at jw.org on weekends through Aug. 30 during the pandemic.
Jehovah’s Witnesses baptize thousands globally during pandemic
For the first time in the history for annual conventions held by Jehovah’s Witnesses, the in-person worship fest is cancelled and replaced with a virtual convention for all to view from the confines of their homes. more
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ACA named as second charity to benefit from DRIVE Initiative
Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale has selected Arizona’s Children Association as its second Arizona charity to receive a $5,000 donation this month as part of its D.R.I.V.E Initiative. Last month … more
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Catholic Charities Community Services Board of Directors elects four new members
Four new members have been elected to three-year terms on the Catholic Charities Community Services Board of Directors. New members are: Marcelle Mietus, senior financial analyst, … more
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Arizona nonprofit, outreach community devastated by ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
The Arizona nonprofit industry, early estimates suggest, is experiencing a revenue drop of $52 million impacting day-to-day operations of endeavors in some places providing a vital community service … more
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Nonprofits report growing impact of COVID-19, lost revenue to date nearly $53M
Nonprofits across Arizona are still reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, reporting total revenue losses thus far of nearly $53 million, according to a recent survey by the Alliance of … more
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Zachary Haugen, 16, and his friend since childhood, Jake Watson, 15, heroically save a couple lives on summer vacation.
Scottsdale teen heroes Haugen, Watson rescue 2 on vacation
Two Scottsdale teens join the throngs of highlighted heroes who risk their lives to save others like any public service worker, medical personnel and those considered frontline employees. more
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Whataburger’ has awarded more than 260 students scholarships.
Whataburger Family Foundation awards $1M in scholarships
Whataburger has invested in its employees and their immediate family members by offering scholarships through its Whataburger Family Foundation. The foundation has announced the distribution of … more
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Arizona Helping Hands provides backpacks to over 2,000 children in foster care
On Friday, July 17, Arizona Helping Hands held its 8th Annual Back to School distribution day. Community volunteers and AHH staff masked up and braved the heat to provide support to a steady … more
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Essential workers at Kivel Campus of Care in Phoenix were among recipients of grocery gift cards recently provided to them by the Phoenix Holocaust Association.
Phoenix Holocaust Association gives caregivers gift cards during pandemic
The Phoenix Holocaust Association recently raised $17,000 to honor unsung heroes  working in assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing facilities throughout the Valley. more
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Helpings Café began providing meals to about 80 individuals temporarily housed in downtown Phoenix.
UMOM New Day Center, Maricopa County offers meals for homeless
Helpings Café, a UMOM New Day Centers subsidiary, has partnered with a Maricopa County shelter to support the homeless community with meals. more
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Breaking the cycle of poverty: ICAN mission seeks to build a community for all
The state of mind “I can’t” doesn’t exist at an East Vally nonprofit dedicated to showing children --- through structured after-school programs --- they most definitely … more
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