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Dysart senior Jacob Moreno gets a big lead of second base in the Demons’ March 1 home win against Moon Valley. He leads the Demons with eight steals.
Dysart High baseball seeks playoff spot with iron 9
Baseball ironmen are almost always spoken of in reverential terms and almost always on an individual level. Lou Gehrig and Cal Ripken Jr. spring to mind. more
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Surprise City Hall facing north.
Surprise making grant money available
The city of Surprise announced the Community Outreach Program is now accepting applications for grant funding. more
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A packed crowd fills The Vista Center for the Arts for a recent professional show at the Surprise venue. The Dysart Unified School District owns and operates the facility, which holds up to 1,300 people, but is looking for help from the city of Surprise.
Dysart, Surprise look at joint venture for The Vista
The Dysart Unified School District bills itself as a place for students to learn about academics, arts and athletics. But the arts portion of it might need some help from the city of Surprise. more
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Bojangles, a popular quick-service chicken restaurant in the Southeast, will expand into the Phoenix market.
Chicken chain Bojangles bringing 20 locations to Phoenix area
Bojangles, a chicken and breakfast brand with made-from-scratch food, announced the signing of a multiunit development agreement that will bring 20 new restaurants to Phoenix, marking the next chapter of the brand’s expansion West. more
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WHAM Executive Director Connie Whitlock, left, was happy to receive a $1,500 donation from Glendale Councilman Jamie Aldama to help fund the “Self-Care Through Art” program.
Surprise art center promotes selfcare through art
WHAM Art Center in Surprise has been providing "Self-Care Through Art" for the Sanctuary Program at West Valley StreetlightUSA, for the past three years, monthly, year-round, offering respite through hands-on art activities, crafts, art lessons, clay/ceramic classes and group art projects on site. more
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Surprise City Council District 6 map.
Judd to meet with Surprise District 6 residents
Surprise City Councilmember Chris Judd is hosting one of his regular district meetings this week. more
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The Surprise City Council voted April 16 to add more residential space and reduce commercial capacity for an 880-acre future master-planned community in the city’s northwest area.
More residential space added to Surprise Desert Trails development plan
The Surprise City Council voted April 16 to add more residential space and reduce commercial capacity for an 880-acre future master-planned community in the city’s northwest area. The … more
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Ann Goldfarb and James Clapp will be signing copies of their latest mystery novel, “Revved Up 4 Murder.”
Sun City West mystery writers to sign latest book in Peoria, Surprise
Cozy mystery authors Ann I. Goldfarb and James E. Clapp, writing as J.C. Eaton, will soon be introducing and signing “Revved Up 4 Murder,” their 12th novel in the Sophie Kimball Mysteries set in Sun City West and surrounding areas. more
Mayor Skip Hall, right, and the Surprise City Council issued a proclamation recognizing March 18 to 24 as Fix-A-Leak Week during this week's meeting.
Surprise recognizing Fix-A-Leak Week to help conserve
The Surprise City Council issued a proclamation recognizing March 18 to 24 as Fix-A-Leak Week during this week's meeting. more
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The CenterWell Senior Primary Care location in Sun City was well attended during its open house April 17.
CenterWell celebrates new location
CenterWell Senior Primary Care across the Valley held an open house April 17 for seniors to tour the facility and meet the doctors, nurse practitioners and staff. The national company opened its … more
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Surprise hosting adaptive egg hunt at Dreamcatcher Park
Surprise has scheduled an adaptive egg hunt March 30 at Dreamcatcher Park. more
North Surprise resident Joe Mansour speaks to the City Council on March 18, asking them to reject a rezoning for the Legacy Village project that was proposed for 163rd Avenue and Jomax Road.
Council rejects north Surprise rezone for multifamily, commercial center
With north Surprise residents still upset with the traffic situation on 163rd Avenue, the Surprise City Council emphatically rejected a rezone change March 18 that would have brought a commercial and apartment project to the intersection with Jomax Road. more
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