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The Dolphins and Cardinals argue on the field during their 1977 Thanksgiving Day game.
Cards off Thursday, but haven’t won on Thanksgiving since ...
The Arizona Cardinals aren’t playing on Thanksgiving, but given their history of Turkey Day play, that may not be a bad thing. more
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Although the flu shot does not protect against COVID-19, it can help reduce the spread of other respiratory illnesses in our homes and neighborhoods
Dignity Health Arizona General Hospital offers free flu shots
Dignity Health Arizona General Hospital is offering free flu shots at three locations in the East Valley in an effort to build healthier communities. It’s especially important to get the … more
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Town of Paradise Valley resident shares a page from Tombstone history
In order to tell a little of the story of the newspaper in the town that became known as “the town too tough to die,” I need to start with a bit of Arizona history. Tombstone itself … more
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Economic uncertainty permeates through downtown Tempe amid COVID-19 pandemic
The cloud of economic uncertainty above downtown Tempe continues to hang overhead as the prolonged absence of fans at Arizona State University home football games continues. The city of Tempe … more
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Palo Verde Generating Station employs 2,500 people full-time.
Palo Verde nuclear plant sets annual test
Southwest Valley residents who hear sirens from the Palo Verde Generating Station in Wintersburg on Wednesday, Dec. 2, need not worry. That’s the day the nuclear power plant will conduct its annual test. more
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Each year, there are numerous scholarships that go unclaimed. CAC offers a variety of scholarship programs to recognize students for their academic performance as well as for participation in athletics and other activities.
Register for spring 2021 classes at Central Arizona College
Registration is open for spring 2021 courses at Central Arizona College. Classes will begin Jan. 19, 2021. Funding may be available for those interested in starting or continuing their … more
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Naomi Barraza
Central Arizona College graduate being considered for Rhodes Scholarship program
Naomi Barraza, a 2018 Central Arizona College graduate, is up for consideration of the Rhodes Scholarship program. The program is recognized as the “oldest and perhaps most prestigious … more
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A deer has its eyes and ears on a passerby while foraging for food near a public park in Hillsborough, N.C., Wednesday, July 8, 2020. [AP Photo/Gerry Broome]
AAA Arizona: Tips to prevent animal collisions
During the fall months, drivers face an increased risk of animal-related crashes as deer and other wildlife begin to migrate and find their way onto highways and into suburban neighborhoods. more
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New weekly COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park up 72 to 1,167
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the number of COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park 85340 was 1,067 as of Friday, Nov. 20, a 6.58% increase over last Friday and 1.30% increase over Thursday. That represents an increase of 72 new cases over the week and 15 cases overnight. more
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New weekly COVID-19 cases in Goodyear up 214 to 3,758
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the number of COVID-19 cases in Goodyear’s 85338 and 85395 ZIP codes was 3,758 as of Friday, Nov. 20, a 6.04% increase over last Friday and a 1.16% increase over Thursday. That represents an increase of 214 new cases over the week and 43 cases overnight. more
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Glendale coronavirus cases still rising this month
Glendale’s rise in coronavirus cases continues to climb, but the increase rate is slowing for now. more
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In 2019, CAC, in partnership with Pima Community College and the Maricopa Community College District, received the Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Model in Manufacturing Department of Labor grant to help Arizona’s manufacturers expand and strengthen their workforce.
Central Arizona College celebrates Arizona Apprenticeship Week
Central Arizona College is celebrating Arizona Apprenticeship Week Nov. 15-21. CAC is providing innovative training and opportunities for companies to train their employees to ensure that Pinal … more
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Dr. Lorelei (Lore) Carvajal, senior associate vice president, stands on the south end of the GCC North campus in Glendale.
Looking back at 20 years of GCC North
It’s well true that 2020 marks the 20th anniversary of Glendale Community College’s north campus, at 5727 W. Happy Valley Road. That’s certainly when officials began the expansion. more
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Tempe won't host the Arizona Ironman later this week or the Festival for the Arts,
Tempe cancels Ironman, arts festival
The city of Tempe is canceling two upcoming events, the result of increasing COVID-19 cases and restrictions. more
Hung jury in case of man charged in killing of ex-girlfriend
PRESCOTT, Ariz. (AP) — A jury decided it could not reach a verdict in the case of an Arizona man charged in the 1997 shooting and killing of his ex-girlfriend. The jury in the case of Cecilio … more
Early rush hour traffic rolls along I-10 shown here Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, in Phoenix.
Traffic incident training for Arizona’s first responders goes virtual
PHOENIX – New realities mean finding new ways to train emergency responders. more
As Arizona restaurants evolve in a pandemic world Qwick, qualified on-demand staffing proves essential
The Arizona service industry has become, some would argue, the most volatile employment sector of the modern economy --- and no other time has it been more difficult to maintain essential levels of … more
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Arizona Science Center President and CEO Chevy Humphrey is leaving at the end of the year to begin the new year leading the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
Humphrey to keep learning, encouraging STEM in Chicago
As the Arizona Science Center President and CEO Chevy Humphrey prepares to embark on her next professional journey, part of that preparation is getting a winter coat. more
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Q&A: One-one-one with Rachel Sacco on state of the Arizona snowbird economy
Rachel Sacco, Experience Scottsdale CEO and longtime Valley of the Sun tourism advocate, offers her insights into the state of economic affairs in Scottsdale, the Town of Paradise Valley and beyond. … more
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Junior Achievement: Financial literacy is indicator in breaking cycle of poverty
An old adage exists for a reason and the one “the children are our future” holds true perhaps today with more sense of urgency than ever before. A fundamental key to success inside and … more
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