Amid recent alarms raised on social media about car and truck mishaps in Ahwatukee, Phoenix Police data released last week by city Councilman Sal DiCiccio’s office shows that the number of motor vehicle accidents in the community has been relatively steady for the last five years.
Three Gilbert women’s life-long commitment to helping foster children has put them on a mission to convert an old east Mesa church into Arizona’s first community center.
Mountain Pointe High School students have been told to come to school a second day Tuesday without their backpacks as Phoenix Police continued to investigate a threat posted on social media.
Regular cleanings are a great start to ensure good oral health, but in some cases, when a more vigorous cleaning is required, your dentist mig…
If you have Medicare, you’ll be getting a new Medicare card to help protect you from identity fraud.
Unlike her great grandmother who emigrated from County Cork, Heidi Hamor didn’t come from Ireland to open Ahwatukee’s only purely Irish pub.
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Unlike her great grandmother who emigrated from County Cork, Heidi Hamor didn’t come from Ir…
Furniture that’s as good as new … at prices that can’t be beat … for a great cause, helping …
When Cesar Martinez graduated from Mexico’s Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila with a degree i…
J Carrillo’s house is covered in sneakers. Some pairs are scattered across the floor, permis…
A maze of playground equipment designed to get children and adults’ hearts racing as they ju…
She’s known as a dancer and a dance teacher, a producer and a kind of Santa Claus for Ahwatu…
Mike Casteen of Gilbert and Rebecca and Paul Tolani of Ahwatukee have a couple things in com…
Our priority must be to ensure the success, safety, and well-being of our students. We do this by truly learning more about how our students, families, and community feel we should approach our duty to prepare our students.
I believe the Tempe Union High School administration has worked diligently to ensure a quality education for the students of our area. While attending board meetings during the last two years, I listened to many presentations by the administration.
I believe the district is heading in the right direction in terms of preparation, however we can never be complacent about the work we accomplish.
The need for funding our K-12 public education and our three Arizona State universities is paramount. Absent state funding, these critical institutions would certainly be crippled, decreasing the quality of education for students state-wide.
The most important priority our state faces in future years is continuing to restore funding to our K-12 schools and universities.
The ultimate goal of Kyrene must be to educate our children and position them for success as adults. I am a Kyrene dad with two children in our Kyrene schools. All students should be prepared academically, socially and emotionally when they promote from Kyrene to high school.
I am Michael Middleton, and I am running for Kyrene School District’s governing board. I will never put politics over children.
My wife and I moved to Ahwatukee in 1988 because of the Kyrene School District. Our two sons are thriving as professionals in mechanical engineering and data science due to the excellent educational foundation they received in Kyrene schools. Today’s students deserve no less.
The challenge for all school districts is to make sure they are meeting the needs of all students.
I enjoy sharing the work we do every day at Arizona Helping Hands with our community. I believe it’s important to spread the word of a small charity making a BIG difference for the 15,000+ children in foster care in Arizona.
When Paul Salomon arrived at the Maui All-Star Cheerleading team’s gym in his native Hawaii in 2010, he had no idea that a coaching job would turn into a family business just a few years later. Read more
Walking off the field victorious last Friday, the Desert Vista High football team had reached a place where it hadn’t been since 2011. Read more
Mountain Pointe’s Rashion Hodge knew at a young age that he was destined to be a linebacker. Read more
Former Desert Vista High soccer player Brennan Vincent Klein has accepted a permanent goalkeeping position with the Real Salt Lake U.S Soccer Development Academy 17-19-year teams in Utah. Read more
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