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Forsythe: Peoria is being ruled by small group of elites
Democracy is worth fighting for - Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, John Adams, et al per the Declaration of Independence - 1776. more
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By Rhonda Carlson, Peoria Chamber of Commerce president and CEO
Carlson: State of the Peoria chamber luncheon on horizon
As I approach two years in my role as president and CEO of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce, I find myself reflecting on what has been a rewarding and challenging time for our organization. If I … more
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A reader says Amkor is not right for Vistancia
Resnick: Amkor is not right for Vistancia
I just watched the slick sales pitch about Amkor at the February city council meeting, and I am even more outraged. more
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Mia Vega, Arizona superintendent for Legacy Traditional Schools
Helping bright futures shine during spring state assessments
As Arizonans welcome the spring sunshine, we also usher in the season of standardized testing for our schoolchildren. State assessments provide valuable insights into the academic strides made by Arizona’s 1.1 million K-12 students. more
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Sun Cities 4 Paws Thrift Boutique is having its annual Spring Kitten Shower, March 24.
Heise: 4 Paws Thrift Boutique is having its spring kitten shower
It's the time of year that starts "kitten season" here in Arizona, and Sun Cities 4 Paws Thrift Boutique holds its annual spring kitten shower. more
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The Trailhead recently announced two tenants, but some Peoria residents aren't necessarily happy.
Peoria resident airs grievances over city decisions
A little less than a year ago myself and fellow neighbors witnessed a huge amount of truck traffic on Beardsley Road in violation of city code. more
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Robinson: Thank you to Peoria Independent
All I can say is thank you to the Peoria Independent! more
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Pictured are two urban fishers at Paloma Park. A reader comments on a story about the city's work to have parity in Peoria's park system.
Koch: Graphics derail story about park parity in Peoria
The article ("City looks to achieve parity in Peoria's park system," Independent print edition) was interesting and the graphics on page 22 were well organized and helped in understanding the discussion of park parity by region. more
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Everything you wanted to know about the World Series … but were afraid to ask [Photo gallery]
Imagine you’re at an outdoor dinner party (yes, COVID-friendly). It’s October, and the conversation steers towards the World Series. While you are generally culturally literate, you know … more
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Christensen: Health literacy more important than ever for Arizonans in ongoing COVID-19 crisis [Photo gallery]
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has impacted millions across the country, and Arizona has not been spared. This virus and its resulting economic fallout have put a harsh spotlight on rising health care … more
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