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Rad Dadz is a PTO initiative at Cortina Elementary School in Queen Creek, a Higley USD school.
Dad-led PTO initiative gives Cortina Elementary 'Rad Dadz'
The Cortina Elementary Rad Dadz group formed organically, bonding over shared interests. Rad Dadz is a group focused on friendship and active involvement in their children's school. It's a … more
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State law prohibits open burning from May 1 through Sept. 30 in Area A, which in Pinal County includes Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley and portions of Florence.
Pinal County to suspend issuance of open burn permits Wednesday
Pinal County Air Quality is only issuing three-day open burning permits, and officials announced all permits will expire by May 1. Pinal County will suspend the issuance of all open burning … more
O'Connor freshman catcher Hunter Day snags a relay throw and prepares for a sweep tag attempt on Queen Creek sophomore Jet Barry at the plate early in the May 14 6A baseball title game at Tempe Diablo Stadium.
Queen Creek edges O'Connor in extras for 6A baseball crown
TEMPE - It took three extra innings, but Queen Creek High School baseball finally put away one of the hardest to kill teams in recent Arizona memory to win the 6A title. Following a three-inning slugfest … more
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C.A.F.E. events bring together nonprofit organizations to discuss how to improved QCUSD.
Queen Creek schools hosting C.A.F.E.
The Queen Creek Unified School District will be holding its first C.A.F.E. event of the year on Thursday. This event starts at 7:30 a.m. and will take place at the QCUSD district office, 20217 … more
The expansion of Mansel Carter Oasis Park has brought an area that offers more seating and shade.
Expansion of Queen Creek park continues
Phase 2 of the Mansel Carter Oasis Park expansion is progressing as summer draws ever closer. The expansion will bring six sand volleyball courts, four pickle ball courts and six tennis courts. … more
Tempe Firefighter and Queen Creek resident is February's Queen Creek Hometown Hero.
First Responder: Joshua Berry is February's Queen Creek Hometown Hero
Joshua Berry has lived in many places across the Valley, but now calls Queen Creek home. A firefighter with the city of Tempe for 15 years, Berry moved to Queen Creek two years ago because he … more
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The Teen Voices Summit in Queen Creek will take place on Saturday, May 4.
Youth violence spurs Queen Creek teen summit
Queen Creek will hold a summit to hear from local teens about issues important to them. Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley announced the Teen Voices Summit during Wednesday’s Queen Creek Town … more
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Seven Brothers Burgers restaurant is celebrating its official ribbon cutting and one-year anniversary in Queen Creek on May 24.
Queen Creek's Seven Burgers gets ready for anniversary
Seven Brothers Burgers restaurant is celebrating its official ribbon cutting and one-year anniversary in Queen Creek. The celebrations take place starting at 11 a.m., Friday, May 24 24750 S. … more
This week is Fix a Leak Week, an opportunity to check for leaks in and out of your home.
Queen Creek offers water-saving tips
This week is Fix a Leak Week, and the town Queen Creek thinks it’s the perfect opportunity to check for leaks in and out of your home. Household leaks can waste nearly 1 trillion gallons … more
For Our Town is held in partnership with the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce and Queen Creek Town Hall.
Queen Creek community leaders gather For Our Town
The For Our Town community conversation continues this month. For Our Town is held in partnership with the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce and Queen Creek Town Hall. The event is a … more
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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Members of the Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department take part in a recent training exercise.
Queen Creek council approves $7.8M for five fire trucks
Supply chain disruptions continue to hit hard in various industries, and now the Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department is working to solve the problem of bringing enough fire trucks online in what … more
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