I am writing concerning the article in the newspaper dated March 17 [“Property rules up for discussion”].

Hi out there to the residents of District 1 and all the citizens of Surprise.

Standardized testing season can be a stressful time for students even under normal circumstances.

Mayor Skip Hall has signed a proclamation terminating the face covering mandate in Surprise.

Mayor Skip Hall has signed a proclamation terminating the face-covering mandate in Surprise.

Mayor Skip Hall has signed a proclamation terminating the face covering mandate in Surprise.

I have been reading about H.R. 1 / S. 1 the so-called “For the People Act,” which is under consideration in the U.S. Senate.

The 2021 State of the City Video Premiere is scheduled for April 13 at 6 p.m.

Help spread the word about keeping our beloved community clean.

On April 13, I invite you to tune into a video premiere of our State of the City at 6 p.m. We will reflect on the resilience of our community and look forward to what’s on the horizon.

It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since we first felt the impacts of COVID-19. Unfortunately, for many people the struggle continues and I want you to know that your city is here to help.

I first became aware, well, vaguely aware, that fear lurked in the background of my behavior when, as a pre-teen, my mom chided me for being “too timid.”

Well, hello, my fellow Surprise residents. Here it is already March, and we have finally got the COVID-19 on the run with another serum to help us.

I recently experienced a health issue, which was very serious. This is an article about MD Anderson Cancer Center, 14502 W. Meeker Blvd., and Banner Del Webb Health Center Hospital, 14502 W. Meeker Blvd. 

On Feb. 22, Mayor Hall and I attended a one-year anniversary ribbon cutting for Flying Pig Embroidery, located at 13059 W. Grand Ave, Suite 9.

The city of Surprise Human Services and Community Vitality Department is seeking volunteers for Day of Service events on March 20 and March 31.

The city of Surprise Parks and Recreation Department is offering Spring Break Camp March 15-19 from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Sierra Montana Recreation Center, located at 14861 N. Spring Lane.

In comparing schools and educational choices, something that is sometimes overlooked are Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. 

Following the ruling issued Friday by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Timothy Thomason — which affirms the subpoenas issued by Arizona Senate Republicans calling for the release of the …

One of my new favorite places in Surprise is Venue Taproom. They are a fantastic new restaurant located in the Uptown Alley Parking lot at Litchfield and Waddell roads.

The safety of our children at school should be every parents first priority.

I was diagnosed with T-cell leukemia a month before my 7th birthday.

Help spread the word about keeping our beloved community clean.

Player 1 Arcade, located at 17239 N. Litchfield, had its Grand Opening on Feb. 19.

It was a year ago when COVID-19 struck and our world changed.

I think it was 1995. While I can’t be precise about the date, the ineffable experience there in Yucca Valley, California, is still palpable, vivid — and instructional.

February is the most romantic month of the year. Hopefully Valentine’s Day brought a smile to everyone’s face — even though we still can’t see those beautiful smiles. 

Surprised and a bit concerned to read about the growth which is happening around the new Costco location off the 303 (“Costco creating nearby growth,” Feb. 17).

This is an open letter to all elected officials at the federal, state and local levels.

I am appealing for your help.

Greetings Sun City Grand and District 2 residents. My name is Aly Cline, and I am your new District 2 representative.

I’ve lived in Surprise since 2005. When I first moved here, I was a very quaint town/city of 75,000 to 80,000 people.

Hello to all my friends in Surprise, and I hope you are all well and safe.

The city of Surprise has experienced better-than-expected one-time revenues in Fiscal Year 2020 thanks to strong growth in housing permits and retail sales collections.

Toll Brothers at Sterling Grove & The Villages at Prasada were recently featured on a WESTMARC “Open for Business” Economic Development Webinar.

APS is currently in the process of conducting technical analysis to determine the potential routing options for the new 230kV power lines.

I’ve seen a lot of comments on social media concerning churches. A lot of the comments center around the desire to tax churches.

It is a blessing to be able to support our local businesses and first responders by donating my 2020 council salary.

Hallelujah. A sparkling new year. A long-awaited and hoped-for beginning.

Westmarc is focusing on reaching California’s brokerage and young talent communities.

Well, it’s 2021, and like a lot of you, I’m on the couch staying safe.

Surprise is a beautiful city and rapidly growing.