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Fiesta Bowl Charities awards 26 Glendale teachers with …

11/14/2023

Fiesta Bowl Charities has granted 500 teachers – including 26 Glendale teachers – with $2,500 each during the Palo Verde Fiesta Bowl Charities Wishes for Teachers Draft Day presented by SRP, for a total of $1.25 million.

Fiesta Bowl Charities grants wishes of Queen Creek, …

11/13/2023

In its annual tradition to honor, support and celebrate Arizona’s educators, Fiesta Bowl Charities has granted 500 teachers – including 17 Queen Creek and San Tan Valley teachers – …

Chandler-Gilbert CC’s 10th ‘Empty Bowls’ …

10/30/2023

On Oct. 17, Chandler-Gilbert Community College hosted its 10th Empty Bowls event in partnership with the Chandler charity AZCEND. Guests choose from hundreds of one-of-a-kind, handcrafted bowls for a …

Phoenix lawmaker seeks to extend drinking hours for …

10/25/2023

PHOENIX — A Phoenix lawmaker wants to give Arizona Diamondbacks fans an extra hour of alcohol-fueled revelry to celebrate their reaching the World Series.

Report: 2023 Super Bowl generated $1.3 billion in …

10/8/2023

The 2023 Super Bowl was a legacy win for MVP Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs – and, according to ASU’s L. William Seidman Institute, a massive economic win for the Valley.

Arizona Commerce Authority approved incentives without …

10/7/2023

PHOENIX — A new report reveals that the Arizona Commerce Authority could not show that it confirmed that companies that received nearly $11 million in incentives proved that they invested the money or hired the workers they promised at the agreed-to wages.

Economic impact of Super Bowl was $1.3B, study shows

10/4/2023

PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs is defending the decision to spend more than $2 million in tax dollars to entertain business executives during the Super Bowl. And Sandra Watson, president and CEO of the Arizona Commerce Authority, said she believes the expenditure will survive a review of its legality by Attorney General Kris Mayes. Their comments Wednesday came as a study of the impact of the February event commissioned by the host committee says it created $1.3 billion in total economic impact for the state.