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Candidates sought for Bisbee school district board

By Marian Johns | Nov 9, 2017

The Bisbee Unified School District Governing Board is seeking to fill a spot on its board after the retirement of one of its board members.
Mesa opens registration for winter recreation programs

By Marian Johns | Nov 8, 2017

The city of Mesa has opened registration for its winter recreation programs for youth and adult sports teams.
Ducey calls on congressional leaders to reauthorize funding for KidsCare

By Marian Johns | Nov 8, 2017

As funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) hangs in the balance, Gov. Doug Ducey has called on Arizona’s congressional leaders to reauthorize the program that provides coverage for over 23,000 of the state’s children.
SRP recognized for employee adoption benefits by Dave Thomas Foundation

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Tempe-based Salt River Project (SRP) was recently recognized for its employee adoption benefits by the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
Bill Moore Days Parade float winners named

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Three floats from the recent Avondale Billy Moore Days Parade came away as winners, beating out over 56 parade entries in the year’s event.
Central Arizona College to shed light on homelessness, hunger in the U.S.

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Central Arizona College will help mark National Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week with an informational campaign at each of its campuses.
World War II veteran to serve as grand marshal for Bullhead City Veterans Day parade

By Marian Johns | Nov 6, 2017

The First Marines Division will mark the ninth year of its annual Veterans Day parade in Bullhead City this month and has nominated 90-year-old World War II Veteran Lindy Arthur Closset to serve as the grand marshal.
Subaru donates car for Coconino County Meals on Wheels deliveries

By Marian Johns | Nov 6, 2017

Subaru of America Inc. will donate a 2018 Subaru Outback for Coconino County Community Services Department’s Meals on Wheels deliveries.
Phoenix's first female police, fire chiefs share insights

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

The first women to head Phoenix's police and fire departments shared their insights on leadership last month at the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce’s Professional Women’s Alliance luncheon.
Mesa honored for employee wellness program

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

The city of Mesa has received recognition from the world’s largest provider of employee-assistance programs for its employee health and wellness program.
MCC, Grand Canyon University partner for bachelor degree programs

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

Mesa Community College (MCC) and Grand Canyon University (GCU) have partnered to offer science and technology bachelor degree programs on the MCC’s community college campuses.
Governor fills 2 vacancies on Pima County Superior Court

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has appointed an Air Force veteran and a Superior Court commissioner to the Pima County Superior Court.
Pima Animal Care Center receives grant for foster care

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

The Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) is the recipient of a $573,536, three-year grant to help create a large-scale, high-volume foster program that augments the center’s no-kill policy.
Mesa Community College instructor gets $50,000 grant to study rare snake

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

A Mesa Community College faculty member has received a $50,000 grant from the Coronado National Forest for the study of a threatened species of rattlesnake.
Pima Federal Credit Union receives community impact award

By Marian Johns | Nov 1, 2017

Tucson-based Pima Federal Credit Union has recently been awarded the Foundation Community Impact Award by the Mountain West Credit Union Association (MWCUA).
Cardondelet Health Network names Theresa Mouton as new CFO

By Marian Johns | Oct 27, 2017

Carondelet Health Network has tapped Theresa Mouton to serve as the company’s market chief financial officer and oversee financial operations for three of the health network’s hospitals.
Time Travelers' Youth Summit helps students imagine their futures

By Marian Johns | Oct 27, 2017

The city of Avondale and Kids At Hope will host the annual Time Travelers’ Youth Summit in November to educate and empower students as they experience “mental time travel” as a way to think about their future.
Goodyear expects over 300 people to take part in Make a Difference Day projects

By Marian Johns | Oct 26, 2017

The city of Goodyear is expecting over 300 volunteers to participate in national Make a Difference Day this year, marking the 10th year residents take on community service projects.
Free Book Boxes make their debut in Cochise County

By Marian Johns | Oct 25, 2017

The Cochise County Library District has unveiled its new grant-funded Free Book Box project, with a goal of bringing access to books to rural areas of the community.
Mesa expects over 1,000 volunteers on Make a Difference Day

By Marian Johns | Oct 25, 2017

The city of Mesa expects more than 1,000 volunteers to participate in a variety of community-service projects as it celebrates National Make a Difference Day.

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