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After signing to play in college, 2025 Valley Vista graduates smile, along with their coaches during a May signing day event. The athletes are, front row from left: Jada Wilson (basketball, Phoenix College), Kirrah Lanius (soccer, Glendale Community College) and Savanna Gumowski (softball, Crown College). Coaches, back row from left, Brooklyn Hinkens (girls basketball), Susan Lawler (girls soccer) and Jordan Scott (softball).
Class of 2025 athletes prepare for college
The following West Valley area high school seniors have signed a letter of intent or made a verbal commitment to the following college programs. Athletic directors, students and parents are … more
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The Surprise Resource Center is at 12425 W. Bell Road, Suite 124.
Surprise women's group helping females manage tough situations
Hope Women’s Center, a faith-based, trauma-informed care organization serving women and teen girls facing difficult life situation, offers “Hope on the Road.” more
The city of Surprise is partnering with Community Action Market and Produce, a program of Desert Farms2Tables, to host the Pre-Pack 2 Go service on the third Saturday of each month.
Produce boxes available at Surprise Senior Center each month
The city of Surprise is partnering with Community Action Market and Produce to host the Pre-Pack 2 Go service each month. more
The Maricopa County Human Services Department’s Arizona@Work program has planned three job-search workshops at the Surprise Resource Center in July.
Job interviewing skills focus of Surprise Resource Center workshop
The Maricopa County Human Services Department’s Arizona@Work program has one more job-search workshop at the Surprise Resource Center this month. more
A city of Surprise traffic cone.
Northwest Surprise has traffic restrictions until end of July
Motorists in northwest Surprise are facing some traffic restrictions on Deer Valley Road and 172nd Avenue as a developer conducts necessary road repairs. more
Accountant Sandy Holtz needed to use non-traditional therapies to help her walk after a back injury, and her improvement led her to open the Unwind Wellness center in Surprise.
Surprise woman is helping people feel better physically
Surprise accountant Sandy Holtz was suffering from debilitating back problems for years, but when traditional therapies weren’t working, she used a chance encounter to change everything. more
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The Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority awarded grant money to a Surprise charter school, the public school district in the city and a local hospital that’s helping that district boost its athletic trainer program.
Sports group grants aid to Surprise schools
The Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority awarded grant money to a Surprise charter school, the public school district in the city and a local hospital that’s helping that district boost its athletic trainer program. more
A map shows first phase roadwork that has been completed at the U.S. 60 and Loop 303 intersection.
ADOT almost done with first phase in northwest Surprise
First phase improvements at U.S. 60, Loop 303 and 163rd Avenue are nearing completion. more
Daryian Matthews, of Surprise, was among more than 350 graduates who walked the commencement stage June 15 as part of Lawrence University’s class of 2025.
Wisconsin graduation class includes Surprise student
A Surprise student was among more than 350 graduates who walked the commencement stage as part of Lawrence University’s class of 2025. more
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Todd Schlarbaum, left, and Daniel Davis were arrested on burglary and weapons charges for alleged thefts at The Grand retirement community between last November and May.
Surprise Police say residents can help prevent home thefts
Surprise Police are asking residents to do their part in stopping future so-called crimes of opportunity. more
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Surprise City Councilmember Earle Greenberg, left, and Vice Mayor Jack Hastings enjoy a lunch at the new Jimmy John's on Bell Road, west of Loop 303.
Jimmy John's opens 2nd sandwich shop in Surprise
Jimmy John’s brought out six of its company heavy hitters for the opening of its second store in Surprise and first west of Loop 303. more
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Dysart High School students walk to classes around campus.
Surprise school district preparing for start of new year
The Dysart Unified School District has scheduled a series of important dates at the end of the month as the first day of school creeps up. more
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