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No change in number of new weekly COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the number of COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park 85340 was 3,586 as of Friday, Feb. 26, a 1.67% increase over last Friday and 0.17% increase over … more
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Luke personnel add boxes of bottled water to a resident’s car on Feb. 23 at the pick-up site on the base in west Glendale.
Drinking water near Luke Air Force Base may be contaminated
Residents east of Luke Air Force Base are on edge after learning drinking water in their community may be contaminated following tests that detected high levels of toxic chemicals from a fire extinguishing foam used for decades on the military installation. more
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Surrounded by family and fashion shoot crew members, Audrey Murphy poses for photographer Scott Foust during her Feb. 13 fashion shoot. “She wasn’t nervous at all,” said her mother, Lisa Murphy.
Litchfield Park girl strikes a pose in Make-A-Wish fashion shoot
For much of her young life, Audrey Murphy dreamed of having her hair and makeup styled by professionals, putting on beautiful outfits and striking pose after pose as a fashion photographer captured her in action, just like models in Vogue magazine. more
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Number of new COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park plummets
The number of new COVID-19 cases reported in Litchfield Park dropped substantially this week, according to data from the Arizona Department of Health Services. more
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Sun Health President and CEO Joe La Rue, left, Chief Operating Officer Tahlya Visintainer, the Rev. Alrick Headley, La Loma Village Executive Director Kari Curry, Chief Financial Officer Sharon Grambow and Sun Health Services board Chairman Gerald S. Solomon throw dirt onto the orange tree planted during the groundbreaking for The Orchard at Rancho La Loma.
‘With care and affection’: Sun Health groundbreaking celebrates Litchfield estate’s history
The long-awaited transformation of the historic Paul W. and Florence Brinton Litchfield estate and the expansion of Sun Health’s La Loma Campus are officially underway. more
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Goodyear's Mike Greenfield is one of the artists whose works will be on display during the Wigwam Festival of Fine Art.
Festival to bring fine art, food and spirits to The Wigwam
The grounds of The Wigwam in Litchfield Park will be more colorful than usual this weekend, when more than 100 fine artists and craftsmen from across the Southwest showcase their works during the 11th annual Wigwam Festival of Fine Art. more
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Mayor Thomas L. Schoaf welcomes viewers to Litchfield Park’s virtual State of the City address Feb. 13.
State of the City part 2: Residential development moves forward
With most of the land in its 3.1-square-mile jurisdiction already spoken for, large-scale residential development in the city of Litchfield Park is limited, but it does exist. more
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Mayor Thomas L. Schoaf discusses the timeline for purchasing City Center parcels during Litchfield Park’s virtual State of the City address Feb. 13.
State of the City part 1: Litchfield Park eyes City Center groundbreaking
This is the year Litchfield Park expects to break ground on its much-anticipated City Center project. more
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Flock Safety camera systems will be installed at 32 sites in Litchfield Park.
Litchfield Park to install license plate reader cameras
In an effort to keep the number of non-violent crimes in Litchfield Park in check, the city will install 32 automated license plate reader cameras at neighborhood entrances and exits within the next 60 days. more
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The stadium at Goodyear Ballpark, 1933 S. Ballpark Way, will allow fans in the stands on game days.
MLB gears up to play ball in Goodyear
What a difference a year and a pandemic make. more
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New COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park up over last week
The number of new cases of COVID-19 reported in Litchfield Park jump back up this week, according to data from the Arizona Department of Health Services. more
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Sonny Culbreth, left, and David Schwake, center, celebrate with friends and family during Litchfield Park’s 2017 Oktoberfest celebration.
‘Deeply missed’: Southwest Valley remembers David Schwake’s life of service
With a resume of work and volunteer service longer than he was tall, David Schwake touched the lives of thousands of Southwest Valley residents during the 40-plus years he lived and worked here. more
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Southwest Valley Chamber president/CEO announces resignation
The Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce announced Friday, Feb. 5, that President and CEO John Safin plans to leave the position as soon as a replacement has been found. more
Facebook Live session to focus on veteran suicide prevention
In their continuing efforts to prevent suicide and non-natural causes of death among former service members, America’s Warrior Partnership and the Southwest Valley-based Reveille Foundation will host a joint Facebook Live event Wednesday, Feb. 17, to discuss how people can get involved in Operation Deep Dive, a community-based suicide prevention study. more
The 2021 Litchfield Park Art & Wine Festival will look a little different from the 2020 festival, but will still feature vendors and a beer and wine garden.
Litchfield Park council green lights festival, fun run
Litchfield Park will ring in March with its annual spring Art & Wine Festival, then usher it out with Boy Scout Troop 99’s annual Fun Run. more
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Tap Savvy taproom is one of six businesses awarded a $10,000 COVID-19 relief grant from Litchfield Park on Jan. 20. So far, 17 businesses and two nonprofits have been helped through the city’s COVID-19 Business Assistance Program.
Litchfield Park awards six more $10K COVID-19 relief grants
Six businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive $10,000 grants from the city of Litchfield Park this month, bringing the total amount awarded under its Business Assistance Program to $160,000. more
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Lisa Hegarty, who curated the Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum’s 1918 pandemic exhibit, will discuss how the Spanish flu affected Arizona and the Southwest Valley.
Local lecture to focus on 1918 flu pandemic
The Litchfield Park Historical Society and Church at Litchfield Park will present “The Spanish Flu of 1918: A Pandemic’s Local Legacy,” a free hybrid Zoom/in-person lecture, at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2. more
A tall pine tree toppled when a microburst hit near Scout Park in Litchfield Park on Monday, Jan. 25, rests on a portion of a home at the corner of Luchana Drive and La Loma Avenue.
Microburst damages Litchfield Park home, Scout Park facilities
Litchfield Park residents and workers were busy cleaning up Tuesday, Jan. 26, in the wake of a microburst that hit the city when heavy storms rolled through the West Valley on Monday afternoon. more
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COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park top 3,000
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the number of COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park 85340 was 3,059 as of Friday, Jan. 22, a 7.52% increase over last Friday and 2.9% increase over Thursday. more
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CenturyLink to end Prism IPTV service in Litchfield Park
The city of Litchfield Park announced that CenturyLink will discontinue its Prism Internet Protocol Television service to city residents on March 31. more
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