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Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne proposes legislation to ban student cell phone use in classrooms across the state.
Queen Creek Unified limits students’ cell phones use
As Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne pushes for legislation banning cell phone use in classrooms, the Queen Creek Unified School District already has its own policy. … more
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The town of Queen Creek offices and Recreation Annex will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2 in observation of Labor Day.
Queen Creek town offices to close Sept. 2 for Labor Day
The town of Queen Creek offices and Recreation Annex will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2 in observation of Labor Day. This closure will not impact any public safety or emergency … more
Crismon High School students and 2020 Queen Creek Hometown Heroes Alyson and Elyzabeth Small are the recipients of a Congressional Award gold medal.
Queen Creek sisters receive Congressional Award
Crismon High School students and 2020 Queen Creek Hometown Heroes Alyson and Elyzabeth Small are the recipients of a Congressional Award gold medal. The twin sisters were honored in June and … more
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The proposed Desert Horizon Nursery agritainment project is generally located at the northwest corner of Ellsworth and Ryan roads.
Plans for new agritainment spot in Queen Creek advance
A new agritainment destination could be coming to Queen Creek after the town’s Planning & Zoning Commission recommended rezoning 10.5 acres of land generally located at the northwest corner … more
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Faith Mather Sossaman Elementary PE teacher Lara Cox received an honorable mention in this year’s Arizona Education Foundation’s Teacher of the Year awards.
Queen Creek teacher stresses importance of physical education
Faith Mather Sossaman Elementary PE teacher Lara Cox is reflecting on her career after receiving an honorable mention in this year’s Arizona Education Foundation’s Teacher of the Year … more
Pinal County Sheriff’s deputies save dog from drowning in flooded San Tan Valley canal.
PCSO deputies save San Tan Valley dog
A San Tan Valley dog has a new lease on life after being saved from drowning by Pinal County Sheriff’s deputies. On Sunday morning, neighbors called to report a dog in distress in a … more

Flag display from last year's "9/11 Never Forget Project" at the CAC Signal Peak campus.
CAC student group to hold 9/11 ceremony
To commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, a student group at Central Arizona College will be hosting a special ceremony at the Signal Peak campus in Coolidge. The Young … more
Students at Queen Creek High School were released early on Thursday following an air-conditioning outage.
Students released early after A/C outage at Queen Creek High
An air-conditioning outage has sent Queen Creek High School students home early for the day. The outage on Thursday affected the main building. Temporary chillers were being sent to the school … more
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A new charging site on the Tesla Supercharger network is now open at the Queen Creek Olive Mill.
Tesla chargers come to Queen Creek Olive Mill
The Queen Creek Olive Mill is a new charging site on the Tesla Supercharger network. “The ongoing expansion of the network will ensure that Tesla owners in the Queen Creek area are able to … more
David M. Dehority, left, and Heidi Lee, right, are running for the QCUSD Governing Board. Current member James Knox has thrown his support behind them.
Queen Creek board candidates react to controversial Facebook posts
The two Queen Creek School District Governing Board candidates supported by board member James Knox are reacting to the public outcry surrounding some of his Facebook posts. Knox has thrown his … more
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The Queen Creek Police Department is urging parents and guardians to provide safety tips to teens playing the "senior assassin" water gun game.
Queen Creek police offer safety tips for teen game
Law enforcement has received several reports of large groups of juveniles in parking lots allegedly pointing guns at each other – but there’s nothing to worry about, according to the … more
Residents can now purchase Founders' Day wristbands and ax-throwing vouchers at early bird prices.
Wristbands for Queen Creek Founders’ Day on sale now
Founders’ Day in Queen Creek is about a month away, but residents can now purchase wristbands and ax-throwing vouchers at early bird prices. The annual celebration of the spirit of Queen … more
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