Young boys and girls throughout the state will be able to attend their high school prom this spring without having to spend a single penny on purchasing needed attire thanks to the efforts of Arizona Rotarians.
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As Dysart Unified School District governing board members gear up for a bond election in November, the decision to proceed followed months of gathering feedback from stakeholders and a determination to revisit getting more funding for educational needs.
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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.
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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.
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The Dysart Unified School District governing board voted 4-1 to adopt a resolution calling for an upcoming $127 million bond election in November.
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Utility rates for city of Surprise water, solid waste and wastewater customers are set to go up in July after the Surprise City Council voted March 18 to approve a new five-year schedule for the rates.
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The city of Surprise announced its summer break camp, an engaging program tailored for youth entering first through eighth grade, packed with daily activities, arts and crafts, games, sports, special guests and field trips.
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