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Anthony Taylor Jr. will be performing at Road to Country Thunder on Saturday, April 6 in Florence.
Meet Road to Country Thunder artist
Road to Country Thunder is less than a week away and organizers are starting to introduce some of the artists that will be performing at the concert. Road to Country Thunder takes place from 5 … more
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Central Arizona College will be holding New Student Express Registration Days for the fall 2024 semester starting this month at CAC campuses in San Tan Valley, Apache Junction, Coolidge and Maricopa.
CAC holds new student express registration
Central Arizona College will hold New Student Express Registration Days for the fall 2024 semester beginning later this month. During the two-hour long, on campus, registration sessions, students will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with an adviser, … more
Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley has joined mayor from across the state in asking Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a bill they claim will not lead to more affordable housing.
Queen Creek mayor joins effort urging Hobbs to veto housing bill
PHOENIX – Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley is joining mayors from around the state to urge Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a bill they claim will further diminish housing affordability. more
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Queen Creek's December Hometown Hero is Jeremy Tod.
Veteran: Jeremy Tod is December's Queen Creek Hometown Hero
The transition from a U.S. Marine to a wedding and event photographer may seem like a puzzling one for many, but not to Jeremy Tod. “I spent five dedicated years as an active-duty Marine … more
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Studies have found that rates of depression, anxiety and substance abuse are about 1.5 to 2.5 times as high in wealthy youth compared with the national average.
The root of all evil
With the current spate of arrests and incidents of youth violence in the southeast Valley — particularly Gilbert — spiking, the negative effects of wealth on children are being discussed … more
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The Maricopa County Department of Public Health reports that five locations in the southeast Valley may have been exposed to measles cases.
Queen Creek business possibly exposed to measles
Two new cases of measles in the southeast Valley have been traced to exposure at five locations, including Queen Creek. The new cases were reported earlier this month, according to a press … more

From left are Neal Carter and Alex Stovall.
Meet the candidates for Arizona House District 15
Candidates officially filed their petitions April 1 to run in the 2024 primary election for Arizona State House District 15. District 15 includes a portion of Mesa including Phoenix-Mesa Gateway … more
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Phil Fedor, who has ridden Phoenix JC Comancheros Pony Express, is launching the Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pony Express from Florence to Queen Creek to coincide wit the Roots N’ Boots Rodeo.
Pony Express ready to ride from Florence to Queen Creek
A special event that’s part of the Roots N’ Boots Rodeo will connect Florence and Queen Creek. On Saturday, March 16, the inaugural Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pony Express Ride will … more
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QCHS’s Purple Jazz Band, Gold Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band scored high at the Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Association area Jazz and Concert Band Festivals.
Queen Creek High music program sees success
Queen Creek High School’s bands, under the direction of Tucker Rother with assistant director Chris Ross, all achieved top ratings at the Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Association area … more
Central Arizona College was recently awarded a $1.1 million Perkins Grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Central Arizona College receives $1.1M grant
Central Arizona College was recently awarded a $1.1 million Perkins Grant from the U.S. Department of Education in partnership with Arizona Western College, Yavapai College, and Center for the Future … more
Members of the Pinal County Development Services department at the Arizona Association of County Engineers Robert C. Esterbrooks Awards.
Pinal County employees recognized by engineering group
Four Pinal County Development Services department employees were recently honored at the Arizona Association of County Engineers Robert C. Esterbrooks Awards. “This is an honor to have so … more
Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department will be training volunteers to respond and assist with residents' smoke detector-related services.
Queen Creek residents can learn from fire department
Residents ages 18 and older can take part in a new volunteer opportunity from Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department. Volunteers will be trained and scheduled to respond and assist … more
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