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COVID cases in Sun Cities continue to show minimal increase
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 6,108 on July 23. more
Tax help is available year-round
Sun City residents through the years have been able to get their annual income taxes prepared and filed through the AARP Tax-Aide program within the community. more
Dave Miller, left, and Rich Nonini, far right, helped delivered Christmas gifts to the Agilla school following the 2020 gift drive for the small community. The Posse is looking for donations now for school supplies for Agilla.
Sun City Posse collecting supplies for children
The Sun City Posse, in conjunction with Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office District 3, needs residents’ help for its “Stock a School with Supplies” program. more
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SCHOA, RCSC need to fill boards in Sun City
Each year Sun City’s community governing entities look for qualified candidates to fill expiring seats on their boards of directors. more
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Valley View Community Food Bank founder and director Jesse Ramirez, left, accepts a donation from Men’s Club President Larry Carr during the club’s 2019 presentations. Valley View was the only organization to receive a donation in 2020 because bingo was cut short early in the year and did not operate for the 2020-21 season.
Bingo’s back in town
Sun City will get one of its most important activities back in September. more
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Sun Cities COVID case increase continues to be minimal
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 6,051 on July 16. more
MCSO District 3 to see changes
Some restructuring is planned for Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office District 3 to provide more coverage of one of the largest divisions in the county. more
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Eve’s Place looking for school supplies
Eve’s Place officials are looking for school supply donations to support clients’ families. more
Sun City Library Friends review goals for year
With the reopenings as COVID-19 case numbers all but level out, the Friends of the Sun City Libraries board is revving up its activities. more
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From left, Dave Miller, Posse commander; Fay Moore, Support Services lieutenant; and John Gerlach, 1st Lieutenant for operations with a special cake marking the Posse’s move from two patrol divisions to three.
Sun City Posse increases patrol divisions
Sun City Posse officials made some changes designed to increase the efficiency of the operation and enhance residents’ safety. more
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Sun City Posse members, from left, Gene Papineau, Maria Coesens, Danny Moore and Kristi Keeler with the new Neighborhood Watch signs volunteers will be posting around the community as watch groups are established in specific neighborhoods.
Watch programs increase vigilance in Sun Cities
Safety amongst the communities of Sun City and Sun City West is a point of focus for residents. more
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COVID cases in Sun Cities increase at a crawl
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 6,014 on July 9. more
Mountain View Center project moves forward in Sun City
Plans to rebuild Mountain View Center, 9749 N. 107th Ave., in phases officially began to move forward, but pickleball players remain concerned they will lose courts at the facility. more
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Dr. Marjorie Bessel chief clinical officer of Banner Health, provides a vaccination.
Vaccines get thumbs up in Sun Cities
Sun Cities residents have been overwhelmingly lining up to get coronavirus vaccines, and that move may help them as more transmissible variants arrive in the region. more
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Frequent town halls could address issues
There remain several issues within Sun City that residents want to see addressed, but being an unincorporated community in the county there is little opportunity for a voice. more
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COVID case increase in Sun Cities remains low
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 5,983 on July 2. more
This trailer has been fully outfitted as a barbershop; all Trevor's Vision and The Dreaded Barber Darryl Brandt need is a truck to haul it.
Litchfield Park barber, nonprofit seek help to provide haircuts to Valley homeless
Litchfield Park-based mobile barber Darryl Brandt has partnered with nonprofit Trevor’s Vision to provide haircuts to the homeless and less fortunate throughout the Valley, but they need help. more
McAdam gets boot from RCSC board in Sun City
Karen McAdam is no longer serving on the Recreation Centers of Sun City Board of Directors. more
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Sun City Posse members fold the U.S. flag while the history of why it is folded 13 times is recited during a Ring That Bell ceremony. Sun City resident Joe Delgardo, who plays Uncle Sam, said this was one of his fondest memories about the event.
The bell will toll again in Sun City
The bell will ring again in Sun City to celebrate the Fourth of July. more
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Olive Branch hotline to help seniors
High temperatures means higher utility bills and Banner Olive Branch Senior Center, in partnership with the National Council on Aging, is offering eligible Arizona seniors help on getting discounts on their utility bills and to sign up for other services. more
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