With public school teachers pondering a strike vote this week and planning to hold peaceful “walk-ins” again today, April 18, Ahwatukee students and their parents may yet see the waning school year end in chaos.
Alluding to such historic moments as the Norman Conquest and the Magna Carta, an Ahwatukee consultant continues to challenge the Arizona Department of Transportation’s entire procedure for building freeways.
As he forges ahead in an effort to become the first Ahwatukee resident to be elected the mayor of Phoenix, Moses Sanchez has made City Hall’s unresponsiveness to families and neighborhoods a big part of his campaign.
An Ahwatukee church has helped make an area nonprofit organization’s bustling thrift shop offer shoppers unusual riches and a chance to support struggling neighbors.
Biscuits at Club West Golf Course reopened today, April 8, and owner Lloyd Melton was more than a little jubilant.
A new law aimed at reducing Arizona’s elementary school students’ stress next school year won’t have much impact on Kyrene School District pupils.
A new law aimed at reducing Arizona’s elementary school students’ stress next school year won’t have much impact on Kyrene School District pupils.
Mountain Pointe High School’s prize-winning robotics team, The Pridetronics, faces a problem that no amount of artificial intelligence can solve.
The Desert Vista High School community last week mourned the death of senior volleyball player Alexandra DePriest, who passed away April 3 because of a medical condition.
The protests by Arizona elementary and high school teachers over their pay and the refusal by the governor and State Legislature to do much about it was to come to Ahwatukee today, April 11, in the form of “walk-ins” and a mass rally.
As far back as kindergarten, 14-year-old Alper Gel of Ahwatukee has been fascinated by science.
The city is ready to open 16 new pickleball courts at Pecos Park and fans of the popular game can get a sneak preview.
All he wanted, William Day told about 50 Club West residents, was “a solid investment that made sense.”
Gov. Doug Ducey said last week that teachers aren’t going to get the 20 percent pay hike they are demanding – now or in the foreseeable future.
An Ahwatukee Foothills homeowner’s quest to either halt construction of the South Mountain Freeway or change its path met with resistance during a complicated Maricopa County Superior Court hearing.
Club West Golf Course owner Richard Breuninger has a message for anyone who cares about the troubled site:
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