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Mayor Skip Hall, right, and the Surprise City Council issued a proclamation recognizing March 18 to 24 as Fix-A-Leak Week during this week's meeting.
Surprise recognizing Fix-A-Leak Week to help conserve
The Surprise City Council issued a proclamation recognizing March 18 to 24 as Fix-A-Leak Week during this week's meeting. more
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WHAM Executive Director Connie Whitlock, left, was happy to receive a $1,500 donation from Glendale Councilman Jamie Aldama to help fund the “Self-Care Through Art” program.
Surprise art center promotes selfcare through art
WHAM Art Center in Surprise has been providing "Self-Care Through Art" for the Sanctuary Program at West Valley StreetlightUSA, for the past three years, monthly, year-round, offering respite through hands-on art activities, crafts, art lessons, clay/ceramic classes and group art projects on site. more
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Multi-Platinum entertainer Chase Rice, one of country music’s few Diamond-certified songwriters, will headline the Out of the Park Music Fest on March 23.
Surprise sets lineup times for music festival
This weekend's Out of the Park Music Fest in Surprise now has the lineup set for the main stage. more
North Surprise resident Joe Mansour speaks to the City Council on March 18, asking them to reject a rezoning for the Legacy Village project that was proposed for 163rd Avenue and Jomax Road.
Council rejects north Surprise rezone for multifamily, commercial center
With north Surprise residents still upset with the traffic situation on 163rd Avenue, the Surprise City Council emphatically rejected a rezone change March 18 that would have brought a commercial and apartment project to the intersection with Jomax Road. more
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Dysart Unified School District board members discuss the potential of a $127 million bond. (Independent Newsmedia/Delarita Ford)
Dysart school district wants a $127M bond election
The Dysart Unified School District governing board voted 4-1 to adopt a resolution calling for an upcoming $127 million bond election in November. more
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Surprise City Councilmember Jack Hastings asks at the March 18 meeting what would happen if the Council voted against a rate increase for utility rates.
Rates rising for Surprise city utilities
Utility rates for city of Surprise water, solid waste and wastewater customers are set to go up in July after the Surprise City Council voted March 18 to approve a new five-year schedule for the rates. more
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Surprise City Council District 6 map.
Judd to meet with Surprise District 6 residents
Surprise City Councilmember Chris Judd is hosting one of his regular district meetings this week. more
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The city of Surprise Parks and Recreation Department is offering a summer camp at the Sierra Montana Recreation Center.
Surprise releases youth summer camp dates
The city of Surprise announced its summer break camp, an engaging program tailored for youth entering first through eighth grade, packed with daily activities, arts and crafts, games, sports, special guests and field trips. more
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The entrance to Surprise City Hall.
Surprise Council to discuss crime stats, utility rate hikes next
The Surprise City Council will have a packed agenda for its work session and regular meeting on Monday, March 18. more
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Surprise City Council Chambers at City Hall.
Upcoming city meetings in Surprise
Here are upcoming public meetings held in Surprise. more
Shadow Ridge junior shortstop J’kai’a Graves slides in to steal second base during a 6A playoff elimination game win against Phoenix Xavier College Prep May 2, 2023. Graves is back as the Stallions’ leadoff hitter.
Surprise softball duo keeps Stallions' fighting spirit alive
They were the only two freshmen on the roster to have a hand in the rebirth of Shadow Ridge softball in 2021. more
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A packed crowd fills The Vista Center for the Arts for a recent professional show at the Surprise venue. The Dysart Unified School District owns and operates the facility, which holds up to 1,300 people, but is looking for help from the city of Surprise.
Dysart, Surprise look at joint venture for The Vista
The Dysart Unified School District bills itself as a place for students to learn about academics, arts and athletics. But the arts portion of it might need some help from the city of Surprise. more
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