Photo of the Week: PRETTY
IN PINK
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Gold
medallist talks meddle
with Cave Creek students
Rulon
Gardner grew up on a dairy farm,
the youngest of nine children.
From an early age hard work defined his life. |
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COURAGE
UNDER FIRE
Getting
to know the men and women
of Daisy Mountain Fire Department |
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CCUSD
considers school closure
For
the second consecutive year the Cave Creek Unified School District
governing board is exploring the closure of Desert Arroyo Middle
School. |
Forum
brings Anthem Community Council candidates together
All six candidates for two Anthem Community Council seats are expected
for a Meet the Candidates Forum set for 7 p.m. Feb.11 at the Anthem
Community Center.
New
River Elementary hosts meeting about override
The Parent Teacher and Student Association is sponsoring a meeting
about the upcoming override at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 10 at New River Elementary.
Black
Canyon City takes applications for Head Start
Black Canyon City Head Start program is accepting applications for
the 2010-2011 school year. Head Start is a federally funded free preschool
program for income eligible families from prenatal to 5 years of age.
Medical
Center opens in Scottsdale
Desert Springs Cancer Care Center, the first medical oncology practice
located north of Loop 101 in Scottsdale and first green-built facility
in Arizona, is now open.
Plane
crash kills pilot
A 24-year-old pilot died Thursday morning near I-17 and Deer Valley
Road after the plane hit power lines.
Tax
aid available for seniors at Anthem Community Center
The Anthem Community Center is hosting an AARP Tax-Aide site for the
coming season.
Meeting
addresses proposed cuts to state parks
New River/Desert Hills Community Association (NR/DHCA) will host Cristie
Statler, Executive Director, Arizona State Parks Foundation, at their
7:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting at Crossroads Christian Fellowship Church.
Boulder
Creek finds offensive flow in region win
Boulder Creek girls basketball coach Theresa Beall has ridden a roller
coaster this season, otherwise known as her team’s offense this season.
Cave
Creek teen wins national competition
While soccer is her favorite sport, one which has her playing on a
travelling Olympic Development Program team, the 14-year-old Cactus
Shadows freshman has already shown her talents on the basketball court,
helping Desert Arroyo Middle School to a state championship last year
as an eight grader.
Boulder Creek shreds O’Connor
The Boulder Creek Jaguars made the game of basketball look startlingly
easy Friday night at Sandra Day O’Connor High School.
Cactus Shadows hunts down Bears
The Cactus Shadows girls basketball program has racked up an 83-24
record in the state of Arizona dating back to the 2006-2007 season.
Having won 73 percent of their games during that stretch, losses of
any kind have been uncommon, with the Falcons being on the short end
of blowouts occurring even less frequently.