The growing North Valley will very soon have a new place to seek medical and emergency care. HonorHealth, a prominent Valleywide health care system, celebrated its new “state-of-the-art,” aesthetically pleasing Sonoran Crossing Medical Center.
Barbara Willis never imagined she would open a consignment store. But when she heard an Anthem shop was available, she took the opportunity.
The COVID-19 pandemic has unsettled the country’s employment picture for months and will likely continue to do so for a while. However, the nature and terminology of this disruption varies greatly among individuals—some have seen their jobs disappear, others have been “furloughed” and still …
Barbara Willis never imagined she would open a consignment store. But when she heard an Anthem shop was available, she took the opportunity.
Editor: I am Young Marine/Pfc. Andrew Lewis. I am part of the North Valley Young Marines unit, and I recently graduated the recruit training stage of the Young Marines as the honor graduate. The Young Marines program is for children who are 8 years or older through high school graduation. Th…
Should I worry? Well, worry is considered a waste of time. My mother used to say that worry is like a rocking chair. It goes back and forth but never gets you anywhere. OK, but that was before there was a pandemic, killer hornets and now an asteroid barreling toward Earth. Sure, getting stun…
Do you like nature? Yes, I thought so. Me, too. But sometimes people have very clear (weird) ideas about nature. I am a Realtor, so I spend a lot of time listening to people’s “special requests.” And sometimes, what I hear is not to be believed. Read on.
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The growing North Valley will very soon have a new place to seek medical and emergency care. HonorHealth, a prominent Valleywide health care system, celebrated its new “state-of-the-art,” aesthetically pleasing Sonoran Crossing Medical Center.
Barbara Willis never imagined she would open a consignment store. But when she heard an Anthem shop was available, she took the opportunity.
At its August 18 meeting, Peoria City Council approved a grant agreement with the Recycling Partnership for a pilot project to reduce contamination in the curbside recycle container.
Award-winning journalist, bestselling author and former Times Media Group executive editor Shanna Hogan died Sept. 1 following injuries sustained after a fall at her North Phoenix home.
After working with Cave Creek Unified School District for 17 years and serving as its superintendent for 13 years, Dr. Debbi Burdick is on the path to retirement, leaving an open spot for the district’s next superintendent.
Gwendolyn Cain believes solace can be found in performance, as the troubling aspects of one’s life can be transformed into a character.
After months of online learning at home due to the rapid spread of COVID-19 in the state and around the country, most of Cave Creek Unified School District’s students returned to in-person classes Tuesday, September 8.
Keith and Janine Walashek remember the 9/11 terrorist attacks vividly. They recall exactly where they were and the pain and fear that overcame their bodies.
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