Coolidge Examiner · Superior, AZ
Superior community comes together to 'Love Our Schools'
SUPERIOR — More than 50 volunteers gathered Nov. 6 to improve Superior Unified School District campuses through a Love Our Schools event.
Coolidge Examiner · Superior, AZ
SUPERIOR — More than 50 volunteers gathered Nov. 6 to improve Superior Unified School District campuses through a Love Our Schools event.
Payson Roundup · Superior, AZ
After a series of legal victories, Resolution Copper plans to invest another $144 million in its efforts to tap one of the world’s largest copper deposits near Superior.
Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune · Florence, AZ
Nearby: Florence, AZFLORENCE — A developer that wants to build 196 homes west of downtown was given two more months to bring back a better project to the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission.
Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune · San Tan Valley, AZ
Nearby: San Tan Valley, AZFLORENCE — Copper Basin and Skyline Ranch elementary schools and San Tan Mountain Middle School, all in San Tan Valley, will close at the end of the current school year following unanimous action Tuesday by the Florence Unified School District…
Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune · Coolidge, AZ
Nearby: Coolidge, AZELOY — A veteran will now have a place to spend the holidays thanks to the efforts of a local Elks lodge.
East Valley Tribune · Gilbert, AZ
Nearby: Gilbert, AZGilbert chiropractor Monica Seimer helps pregnant women experiencing pelvic discomfort and improve conditions for a baby to move into a head-down position before birth. (Courtesy of Monica Seimer) When Monica Seimer and her husband, Todd, left Ohio for Arizona in 2018, they were looking for mountains, sunshine and a new place to establish their chiropractic practice.Eight years later, Seimer has relocated and rebranded her Gilbert business, concentrating on services for pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children.The practice, Crowned & Cherished Chiropractic, moved in August to a larger office at Gilbert Town Square, 1094 S. Gilbert Road.
The Daily Sentinel · Mesa, AZ
Nearby: Mesa, AZLarry Robinson / The Daily SentinelTrey Bingham, right, salutes alongside Nick Shreiner and other wildland firefighters while welcoming an honor escort from Denver for Nathan Matthews, a Rifle Helitack firefighter who died while fighting the Knowles Fire in Mesa County in late June, at the Grand Junction Regional Airport on July 31, 2026. Larry Robinson / The Daily Sentinel The U.S.
East Valley Tribune · Mesa, AZ
Nearby: Mesa, AZPhoto enforcement cameras that catch speeders and red-light runners in Mesa could go away now that Proposition 319 was winning by a nearly 2-to-1 margin.The measure prohibits government entities from installing and using new photo enforcement systems and requires those that have them, such as Mesa, to get voter support in a special election next November to continue using them. A photo enforcement camera in a school zone in Mesa. A state proposition likely passed by voters in last week’s election could do away with them in the future. Mesa Police Unofficial results from the Nov.
East Valley Tribune · Mesa, AZ
Nearby: Mesa, AZThe East Valley Veterans Parade will step off in downtown Mesa Wednesday morning with over 100 entries paying tribute to those who served, including a Gilbert veteran who will be the parade marshal representing the Army. (file photo) A World War II military aircraft will fly over downtown Mesa on Veterans Day, signaling the start of a parade that will honor generations of military service while commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary.The East Valley Veterans Parade will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, with more than 100 entries expected to include veterans organizations, marching bands, Scouts, first responders and military representatives.This year's theme, “Nifty 250: Freedom Ain't Free,” connects the nation's founding in 1776 with the sacrifices made by members of the armed forces over the ensuing 250 years.
Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune · Mesa, AZ
Nearby: Mesa, AZFLORENCE — HonorHealth, a Valley nonprofit healthcare system that includes Florence Medical Center, recently completed its first open-heart surgery at Four Peaks Medical Center in Mesa.
Phoenix New Times · Tempe, AZ
Nearby: Tempe, AZValley LifeThis Valley city is the most superstitious in the country Pulling out your crystal collection to get through Friday the 13th? You’re not alone. By Morgan FischerNovember 13, 2026 Jason Voorhees, the hockey-masked killer from the “Friday the 13th” films, is among the horror movie characters found at Terror Nights, a popular DIY haunted house in Tempe. Provided by Darlene Stoudt Add New Timesas a preferred source on Google Audio By Carbonatix Wherever We're Needed. We're There. From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Support us today Progress to goal $3,048 $25,000 Happy Friday the 13th, Phoenix. We here at the Phoenix New Times are hoping you have a safe one (knock on wood) and are steering clear of a certain hockey-mask wearing behemoth.