Camping World Holdings Inc. (“Camping World”), America’s Recreation Dealer, came to an agreement to acquire the operating dealership Anthem RV, located in New River, as well as a new site to be built in Surprise on June 14.
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office received a grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) to improve overall safety on public roads and highways by means of a new MCSO motorcycle unit.
Ask veterans why they joined the military, and the answers vary. Many came from military families and that is all they knew. Others seek adventure or discipline.
Carefree town officials are inviting residents to an open discussion regarding the comprehensive signage and circulation plan and village master plan to get input, feedback and answer questions Tuesday, June 28.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams intends to retire this summer, she revealed May 3.
The nationwide labor shortage will impact summer fun for untold thousands of Phoenix children and adults this summer after the city announced it can open only half of its pools beginning Memorial Day weekend.
Trainers at Sundial Pilates in Carefree use decades-old methods to help clients strengthen their core, increase flexibility, tone muscles and even reduce pain.
Keith Messenger was watching an “Undercover Billionaire” episode featuring Snooze Mattress Co. executives when the business piqued his interest.
What do you have in common with a goldfish? Evidently, more than you could ever imagine.
After a few thousand miles this year spent driving Arizona’s interstates, I’ve come to a conclusion: There are two kinds of people left in this fine nation of ours.
Triple-digit temperatures reinforce the reality of a four-letter word widely employed in Arizona at this time of year.
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Abrazo is inviting Northeast Valley nurses to attend a casual social event on Tuesday, June 7, at The Craftsman Cocktails & Kitchen in Scottsdale to learn about jobs at the company’s Scottsdale and Cave Creek campuses.
The Cave Creek Museum seeks volunteers for tasks that must be completed before the museum opens on Saturday, Oct. 1, following the May 31 summer closure.
The Anthem Community Council is hosting its 22nd annual free Independence Day celebration Sunday, July 3, at the Community Park with fun, food, dancing and, of course, fireworks.
Cave Creek Town Council unanimously approved a $40 million budget for the 2022/2023 fiscal year at its June 20 meeting.
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office received a grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) to improve overall safety on public roads and highways by means of a new MCSO motorcycle unit.
Ask veterans why they joined the military, and the answers vary. Many came from military families and that is all they knew. Others seek adventure or discipline.
Carefree town officials are inviting residents to an open discussion regarding the comprehensive signage and circulation plan and village master plan to get input, feedback and answer questions Tuesday, June 28.
The Anthem Way Foundation is implementing a new legacy giving program for those who want to continue supporting the Anthem Veterans Memorial after they have died.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone discussed residents’ concerns about traffic violations and school safety and gave a brief update on the state of the organization at a June 10 meeting.
Swimming is top of mind for children in search of fun and a break from the heat.
Phoenix’s rapid growth likely will change your garbage and recyclables and greens collection days by October.
The Anthem Community Council recently held its board of directors elections.
Boulder Creek boys’ basketball team saw its Cinderella story come to an end earlier this year with a final record of 23-9.
With the end of the 2021-2022 school year approaching, children in Anthem are anticipating the summer that lies ahead. However, they are not the only ones. The Anthem Community Council is eager to provide children with high quality resources and facilities to stay active, discover passions, …
Western states have long dominated high school volleyball, with many of the top teams coming from California and Hawaii. The 2021-22 season has provided a plot twist, with one school in particular from land-locked Arizona showing that the sport’s best breeding grounds don’t have to be near s…
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