HEALTH
Sun Health's second annual LiveWell Conference is coming to Glendale starting at 8:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 20 at Midwestern University, 19555 N. 59th Ave., Glendale,
This year's conference will …
education
Dysart Unified School District will begin accepting open enrollment applications for the 2027-2028 school year on Friday, Nov. 20.
A choice in school enrollment is available to parents or …
neighbors
U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Mellysa Payne has family ties in Surprise and serves as a liaison officer alongside the U.S. Navy aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier operating out of San Diego.
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COMMUNITY
For more than a decade, members of the Sun City West Cyclists Club have been proving that a bicycle can be much more than a mode of transportation.
The City of Surprise annual Veterans Day parade took over Bullard Ave. the morning of Wednesday Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., featuring floats, bands, and food trucks. An estimated 8,000 …
things to do
The Live Like Lou Foundation is the presenting partner of its College Baseball Series tournaments in Surprise and Nashville, Tenn.
things to do
The city of Surprise Parks and Recreation Department offers a two-week Winter Break Camp with daily activities, including arts and crafts, games and sports for youths in kindergarten through seventh grade.
NEIGHBORS
Ret. Col. Richard “Dick” Toliver remembers graduating with a mechanical engineering degree from Tuskegee Institute University in 1963, learning from the Tuskegee Airmen, becoming a project …
Veterans
About 120 students gathered with veterans in the Shadow Ridge High School Fine Arts Auditorium in Surprise, and among them was Mayor Kevin Sartor.
A room full of juniors met for Take a Veteran …
WEST VALLEY PREPS
Cactus has proved itself as one of the top teams in 4A girls volleyball this season. It just needs a little time to warm up.
The #4 seed Cobras fell behind 19-14 in the first set of Tuesday’s …
education
As humble as William Coniam was about the numbers not being final enough for him to be declared a winner for one of two seats on the Dysart Unified School District governing board, the numbers consistently showed him in second place.