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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
The city of Peoria is accepting applications for the 2024-25 Arts and Culture Grant Program.
City of Peoria is accepting applications for the 2024-25 Arts and Culture Grant Program
The city of Peoria is accepting applications for the 2024-25 Arts and Culture Grant Program. more
The Pederson Group held a groundbreaking for The Trailhead March 6.
2 restaurants announced for much awaited The Trailhead project in north Peoria
Developer Pederson Group announced two tenants that will have space at the much awaited 903,000-square-foot The Trailhead mixed-use project in north Peoria at 83rd Avenue and Happy Valley Road. more
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Sunrise Mountain boys volleyball players celebrate winning a point against Ironwood during an April 18, 2023, home match.
West Valley Preps' Glendale/Peoria boys volleyball preview
Late February marked the beginning of the high school boys volleyball regular season. West Valley Preps asked Peoria coaches to take a look at their teams: Cactus Cobras 4A West Valley … more
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Richard Hoffman and Loretta Hostettler have donated works of art to raffle as part of the Palo Verde Artists Art Show and Sale 9 a.m.-3 p.m. March 22 and 23 at the Sundial Recreation Center.
Artists donate work to Sun City show, sale
The Palo Verde Artists Art Show and Sale will offer viewers many chances to take home art. more
John Tatz has been approved as Peoria's new presiding judge.
Here's who Peoria city council approved as new presiding judge
Peoria City Council at their public meeting March 5 unanimously approved the new presiding judge to be John Tatz. more
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Castle Hot Springs has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America.
Castle Hot Springs inducted into Historic Hotels of America
Castle Hot Springs in Morristown, Arizona has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America, an official program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. more
SRP is pushing up goals to be net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 through deployment of more renewable energy, like this 100-megawatt solar field near Eloy.
SRP sets new goals to zero out carbon emissions by 2050
Salt River Project is upping its efforts to reach a net-zero carbon emissions position by 2050. The utlity and water provider saw its board on Monday approve revisions to its 2035 sustainability … more
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The former Napa Auto Parts structures were demolished (pictured) last year to make way for a new BBQ restaurant in Old Town Peoria. Design on the new project is expected to begin this month.
Design of new BBQ restaurant in Old Town Peoria expected to begin this month
City officials are getting close to announcing the new BBQ restaurant that is planned for Old Town Peoria. more
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John Schumacher at his 90th birthday on Valentine’s Day.
Birthday party honors longtime RRRB volunteer
For nearly a quarter century, John Schumacher has been the heart and soul of Recorded Recreational Reading for the Blind. So no one was surprised when nearly all 34 RRRB volunteers responded yes to … more
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The Canyon View girls basketball team, coaches, family and friends celebrate winning the 5A state championship March 1 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
Canyon View girls get redempion in 5A basketball rematch
PHOENIX - Canyon View's night for revenge was turning into something much worse - a repeat. A year after the girls basketball program made its first 5A state finals appearance and lost 52-47 to … more
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O'Connor senior forward Thalia Daniels looks over the Perry defense before passing the ball during the 6A girls basketball title game March 2 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
O'Connor girls bounce back for basketball title
PHOENIX - The foundation of what would win O’Connor the 6A state championship on Saturday morning was forged in the final seven minutes of the Eagles semifinal victory over Dobson on Tuesday … more
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