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As part of a $2.5 million dollar project, The Nash performance facility is getting a facelift along with the addition of a new Center for Jazz Education.
Jazz in Arizona just got bigger
Listening to jazz with her father is Summer Lee’s favorite father-daughter bonding activity. It’s what started her love for jazz music, Lee said, particularly the bass, an instrument … more
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A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found in a side-by-side. Hissing, buzzing and rattling are all sounds Valley residents should keep their ears open for as temps climb into spring.
As temperatures heat up, so do encounters with rattlesnakes
Hissing, buzzing and rattling are all sounds Valley residents should keep their ears open for as temps climb into spring. During the past few weeks, the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary has … more
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Ducey renews fiscal pledge to ‘summer camp’
Citing newly released test scores, Gov. Doug Ducey is setting aside $100 million in federal funds to conduct a second year of ‘summer camp’ to help youngsters catch up on what they missed in due to COVID. more
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County approves $4.68M in deal extension for homeless help
Maricopa county and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul reached amended an agreement to help the homeless, adding a significant new expense running through the next five years. more
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County officials hold another forum to tout election fairness
PHOENIX — With so much disinformation still being circulated about Maricopa County election procedures and practices, county officials decided to hold another news conference this week on the … more
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Supervisors approve billboards, other P&Z items
PHOENIX — In addition to some business and commercial planning and zoning changes and approvals, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors also changed the way a few Valley roads will look with … more
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Local governments: prioritizing road repairs a tough task
PHOENIX — More than likely, there’s an aging road or two in need of repair somewhere in your Valley community.How do cities and counties decide which roads get fixed first? We looked into … more
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County Elections establishes ‘Command Center’
PHOENIX — Maricopa County elected and appointed officials — especially those charged with overseeing elections — have poured many resources into fighting disinformation and … more
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Phoenix man charged with assaulting Border Patrol agent
TUCSON — A Phoenix man was arrested last week after authorities say he tried to strike a U.S. Border Patrol agent’s vehicle with one he was driving. Daniel Jerome Wagner, 54, of … more
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Rain this week could be end of 2022 Valley monsoon
A series of relatively high-percentage rain days in the Valley this week could mark the end of this year’s monsoon season. While the monsoon has been fruitful in terms of rainfall, a La Nina … more
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County Supervisors approve Litchfield Park-area development and well site
PHOENIX — A single development is all that the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved at least week’s meeting by OKing their planning and zoning agenda for. A replat for Tract A … more
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Supervisors table water district hearing
PHOENIX — A hearing on a proposed water district at Wednesday’s Maricopa County Board of Supervisors meeting led to a postponement. After hearing from the main person interesting in … more
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