Deed restrictions governing the defunct Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course cannot be used to force owner Wilson Gee to rebuild it because they only forbid certain developments and don’t require anything, his lawyer told the Arizona Court of Appeals.
The next time you throw something out your car window – especially a cigarette butt – when you drive down the freeway, think of it as throwing money away.
It seems a bit out of Alice in Wonderland.
A controversial subject in the dental world, dental amalgam is a liquid mercury and metal alloy mixture used to fill cavities caused by tooth …
As he celebrates the 10th anniversary of his Ahwatukee practice, there’s little doubt who inspired Dr. Chris J. Woolaver to choose the career that he did.
True Nutrition Bar is not your typical health shake/coffee bar.
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As he celebrates the 10th anniversary of his Ahwatukee practice, there’s little doubt who in…
True Nutrition Bar is not your typical health shake/coffee bar.
Brick-and-mortar stores are thriving as they embrace new technology in an effort to compete …
“Let them eat cake” has been Ahwatukee resident Chelsea Mellor’s mantra for three years.
Rande Leonard shudders a bit when he thinks of the day he opened his business.
Arizona’s job numbers are sizzling, but East Valley numbers are on fire.
Unlike her great grandmother who emigrated from County Cork, Heidi Hamor didn’t come from Ir…
I was born and raised in Tempe Arizona and I graduated from Marcos de Niza High School in 2002. I studied economics and statistics at Arizona State University and afterwards, I served as a Senior Firefighter and Incident Commander Type‐5 with USFS Cave Creek Fire Department.
Teaching and its importance has been woven into the fabric of my family for generations. My grandparents were educators and my great great grandmother, Ester B. Fletcher, taught in a pioneer school in the territories of the Old West.
Our guiding principles must be rooted in the success, safety, and well-being of our students. We need to include our families in the development of our policies. In addition, regularly listening and working with our teachers and community to continue striving for excellence.
Two years ago, Ahwatukee voters had the same choice before them as they do today about who should serve as their state senator.
I am running for office as your next state senator because I care deeply about the future of this great state. I feel that our state, and this district especially, needs someone who is uniquely qualified for the responsibilities and high-stakes strategy that is inherent to this position.
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.
For 22 years, Ahwatukee has come together for one night a year, albeit on opposite sides of a stadium, for what has become one of the best high school football rivalries in Arizona. Read more
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
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