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Willow Canyon junior Shia Chancellor hits an attack against Sunrise Mountain in a Sept. 15, 2025 home game. Chancellor is back for the Wildcats this season.
West Valley Preps' 2026 Goodyear/Surprise girls volleyball preview
The high school girls volleyball season began Aug. 26 at schools across the state. West Valley Preps, the Litchfield Park/Goodyear Independent and the Surprise Independent asked local high school … more
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Shadow Ridge High School varsity football player Cooper Yackley participates in the 8th annual Teen Lifeline Messages of Hope campaign for Teen Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in September.
Surprise student Cooper Yackley tackles message of hope
Shadow Ridge High School varsity football player Cooper Yackley helps to pass a message of hope to Surprise students during Teen Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in September. more
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Surprise City Councilmembers Patrick Duffy and Chris Judd.
Duffy, Judd to host joint meeting for Surprise residents
Surprise City Councilmembers Patrick Duffy and Chris Judd will host their monthly joint meeting for residents in Districts 3 and 6 this weekend. more
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The Desert Fall Festival returns Sept. 25-Nov. 1, at 14470 W. Tierra Buena Lane in Surprise. Open from 5-10 p.m. this season, the festival will be closed Mondays and Tuesdays, with seven-day-a-week operations during the final two weeks of the event.
Surprise council gives boost to City Center fall festival
Before approving city funding to help out the upcoming Desert Fall Festival in City Center, Surprise Vice Mayor Earle Greenberg had an important question. more
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Surprise is hosting another water efficiency workshop, titled “Troubleshooting Common Home Water Leaks.”
Surprise water workshop to focus on common home leaks
Surprise is hosting another water efficiency workshop, titled “Troubleshooting Common Home Water Leaks.” more
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Surprise resident Benji Williams shows off some of his rubber band ball creations while working toward the biggest one ever.
Two Surprise men Believe in the weird in new book
Benji Williams first became enamored with large rubber band balls at age 6 when he visited the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum to see what was then the largest one. Now, the Surprise resident wants to make the biggest one. more
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Surprise City Council Chambers at City Hall.
Surprise Audit Committee needs volunteer to serve on it
The city of Surprise needs a volunteer to serve on the city’s Audit Committee. more
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City and business leaders broke ground on the new Surprise Community and Resource Center last year.
Surprise residents invited to new community center opening
The city of Surprise invited residents to celebrate the opening of the new Surprise Community and Resource Center in the Original Town Site. more
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BESS units now have rules for how close they can be to homes in Surprise.
Surprise council votes for variable setbacks for BESS units
After several Surprise City Council, planning and zoning commission and public hearings over the last couple of years, the council finally agreed on a setback distance from existing homes for Battery Energy Storage Systems, or BESS. more
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A 5,103-square-foot Applebee’s property, at 13756 W. Bell Road, has sold for $3.54 million in Surprise.
Applebees property sells for $3.54M in Surprise
Marcus & Millichap has announced the $3.54 million sale of a 5,103-square-foot Applebee’s property in Surprise. more
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(MetroCreative Connection)
Water use in Arizona depends on more than the desert heat
In Arizona, water is something everyone thinks about. more
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A couple of months after its June soft opening, Mane Casa Salon finally cut the ceremonial ribbon on Aug. 17 at 16581 W. Bell Road, Suite 106.
Salon takes Mane line into Surprise market
A couple of months after its June soft opening, Mane Casa Salon finally cut the ceremonial ribbon on Aug. 17. more
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