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Bill Cook, Recreation Centers of Sun City general manager, left, and Jake Connors, security consultant, make a presentation outlining planned security measures for RCSC facilities.
Beefing up RCSC security in Sun City
Enhanced security at Recreation Centers of Sun City is coming, but it will take time and it will not be cheap. more
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New Sun Cities COVID cases going downward
The Arizona Department of Health Services is now reporting the number of new cases in the last month through Oct. 22. more
Paula Beougher is a pharmacist at SpotRx.
Savings for seniors in the Sun Cities
Prescribed medication is not an option for everyone in the Sun Cities, simply because it is too expensive. But there are ways to save. more
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Sun City residents have chance to watch forums online live
Sun City residents will have a chance to meet the Recreation Centers of Sun City board candidates, but there will be one person missing from the slate. more
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Rec board candidates set for election in Sun City
The Recreation Centers of Sun City has an overflowing slate of candidates for its board election in December. more
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SCHOA back in business for Sun City
With summer securely in the past, the Sun City Home Owners Association Board of Directors is back conducting business. more
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Sun City CAN continues painting program
Sun City residents who want to have their house painted free of charge have a place to look. more
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Sheriff Paul Penzone
Safety fair brings together Arizona agencies
The Maricopa County Public Safety Fair is coming to Sun City West. more
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Sun City Posse ready to show off
Security and protection are priorities of the Sun City Posse and to showcase that role in keeping the community safe the organization will host a fire and safety expo. more
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Shannon Beebe, Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center registered labor and delivery nurse, received a cancer diagnosis after receiving a breast exam.
Delayed care leads to cancer for Sun City West nurse
During October, breast cancer awareness is often top of mind. more
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RCSC board to consider change on club reporting
In an attempt to get an accurate picture of facility utilization, the Recreation Centers of Sun City board will consider a final reading that will require frequent club reporting. more
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Sun Cities COVID cases inching up at higher rate
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 7,275 on Oct. 8. more
PORA committee works on conservation in Sun Cities
Several organizations came together in Sun City West for water conservation. more
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Lutheran Thrift Shop workers, from left, Dorothy Fullmer, Lynn Morey and Bridget McDonald review the pickup and delivery schedule for the shop.
Sun City's Lutheran Thrift Shop approaching $10 million in grants
Sun City’s Lutheran Thrift Shop has 10 million reasons to celebrate this year. more
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Sun Health Foundation hosts Heroes with Heart Gala Nov. 6
The community is invited to join Sun Health Foundation and its distinguished 2021 honorees at the 2nd annual Heroes with Heart Gala Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel & … more
Sun City resident attacked by bees
A woman was attacked and injured by a swarm of bees on a Sun City golf course. more
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Sun Cities sewer customers get flushed
Sun Cities wastewater customers of EPCOR Water Co. will continue to pay higher rates and could possibly see the same for their water bills. more
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Sun Cities COVID cases top 7,000 mark
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 7,044 on Oct. 1. more
RCSC board stalls on motions in Sun City
Sun City residents came loaded for bear, but in the end the anticipated actions at the Recreation Centers of Sun City did not happen. more
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Sun City Fire Station 133 hit by vehicle
The Sun City Fire and Medical Department’s newest station was hit by a vehicle. more
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