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Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center offers state-of-the-art support of individuality for all
A life solely under the guidance of one’s self is an ability most have --- but many do not --- and the understanding of this truth of life is at the core of a Phoenix-based nonprofit mission … more
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The Awareness Walk to End Homelessness is moving online as Human Services Campus deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Human Service Campus takes homelessness awareness walk online
The second annual Human Services Campus Awareness Walk to End Homelessness is moving from the street to homes across the Valley as it goes virtual. more
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Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo pays out $33,055
Winners of the March 13-15 Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo shared a combined payout of $33,055, according to official results from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. That’s … more
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Lawrence Wilk, a shareholder and bankruptcy litigation attorney at the Phoenix law firm of Jaburg Wilk, was named the Child Crisis Arizona chairman of the board.
Lawrence Wilk is named board chair of Child Crisis Arizona
Lawrence Wilk, shareholder and bankruptcy litigation attorney at the Phoenix law firm of Jaburg Wilk, was recently named the chairman of the board of Child Crisis Arizona. more
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From left are George Pederson, Pops, Richard, two organizers of Manes and Miracles and Brina Brown of Superstition Harley Davidson.
Superstition Harley-Davidson event benefits Manes and Miracles in San Tan Valley
Superstition Harley-Davidson, 2910 W. Apache Trail in Apache Junction, on Feb. 29 hosted a blood drive and the event Motors, Mane and Miracles. "This event was a charity ride and carnival held at … more
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Arlene Bauer
Arlene Bauer to celebrate 102nd birthday March 10
Arlene Bauer, who has been selling Avon products for 60 years, is about to celebrate her 102nd birthday. She is one of the founders of Saving Grace Lutheran Church in Queen Creek, where … more
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Lauren Shirley
Lauren Shirley on Central College softball team
Queen Creek resident Lauren Shirley is a member of the Central College softball team. The senior is a pitcher and has one varsity letter. Her 2019 pitching stats are: 0-0, 3.62 ERA, 9.2 innings, … more
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Dawn Oliphant
Meet Your Neighbor: Dawn Oliphant's vision is to have everyone healthy, living in a toxic-free home
Name: Dawn Oliphant Age: 47 Town/neighborhood: Town of Queen Creek for the past 14 years. When and why I moved here: My family and I moved to Queen Creek in 2005. We loved the open space and … more
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Banner Health’s mobile unit will provide free primary care available for uninsured kids in Glendale.
Banner Health to start free mobile unit for children around Valley
Banner Health’s mobile health unit provides weekly service throughout the Valley to make free primary care available to thousands of uninsured children starting Wednesday, Feb. 5. more
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Jay Kwan of Snacky Snacks organizes food festivals in Arizona.
Meet Your Neighbor: Kwan has cultural food, festivals valleywide
Jay Kwan, an amateur baker who started out selling Asian pastries at farmers markets, organizes food festivals in Arizona with the goal to highlight the diversity of food and showcase local, small businesses. more
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MDA Arizona provides hope, new horizons for those afflicted with muscular dystrophy
For those stricken with muscular dystrophy --- a group of diseases causing progressive loss of muscle mass --- a feeling of despair can emerge and family members unprepared can often feel … more
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The Arizona Corporation Commission in mid-2019 ordered EPCOR Water Arizona Inc., while acting as interim manager of Johnson Utilities LLC, to commence work on 70 projects identified in a three-year capital improvement plan.
Free water-smart workshops offered to residents
Looking to beautify your outdoor spaces? Whether you are searching for a professional to do the job or plan on doing the work yourself, understanding the basics could save you a substantial amount of … more
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The first phase of Signal Butte Park, 11132 E. Elliot Road in Mesa, is approximately 30 acres. The second phase, which is expected to be completed in 2023, is to include a bridge over a wash and a BMX track or trail for nonmotorized dirt bikes.
Grand opening held for Signal Butte Park near Elliot and Meridian roads
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held recently to officially open Signal Butte Park, 11132 E. Elliot Road in Mesa. The new park near Elliot and Meridian roads features a unique custom-made … more
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Funds raised at a raffle at Power Tags, Titles and More, 3125 W. Hunt Highway Suite No. 104 in Queen Creek, went to the family of Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Matthew Taylor, whose daughter, Skylar, has cancer.
Funds raised for Pinal County Sheriff's Office deputy’s ill daughter
Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb drew the name of a raffle winner at a charity effort hosted recently at Power Tags, Titles and More, 3125 W. Hunt Highway Suite No. 104 in Queen Creek. A raffle at … more
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At left is Marissa Mansingh, 17, a student at Casteel High School, the 2020 Lost Dutchman Days queen. At right are the judges.
Queen Creek residents selected Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo queens
Two Queen Creek residents competed for and were selected to the 2020 Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo royalty court. Marissa Mansingh, 17, a student at Casteel High School, is the 2020 Lost Dutchman Days … more
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Resolve to make a difference in 2020 by donating blood
Start off the new year by giving the best gift ever --- the gift of life through a blood donation. Donate blood at the Town of Queen Creek’s blood drive on Give Blood - Best Gift … more
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Pinal County Clerk of the Superior Court Amanda Stanford
Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court featured speaker at Superstition Mountain Republican Club
The Superstition Mountain Republican Club is starting the new year off with Pinal County Clerk of the Superior Court Amanda Stanford attending the Jan. 9 meeting. The club's monthly meeting is 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, … more
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A total of $1.2 million was raised for charities at the Rock the Cause for Kids event in early November.
Chandler Compadres raise $1.2 million at signature event
Chandler Compadres, a group of business leaders who donate their time, resources, talents and money to help kids in the East Valley, raised a gross amount of $1.2 million at the signature Rock the … more
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Charlene Jackson
Queen Creek resident commutes to Paradise Valley to volunteer as judge
Queen Creek resident Charlene Jackson travels to the Paradise Valley Municipal Court to volunteer because she wants to give back to the community and challenge herself. more
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April Herigstad of San Tan Valley.
Mountainside Fitness honors 5 active duty military members, veterans with free lifelong memberships
Five U.S. Army veterans and active military members have been awarded free lifelong memberships at Mountainside Fitness, including one who lives in San Tan Valley. Mountainside Fitness honore … more
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