OPINION: Seniors know how to shred it!
Maybe it was the beautiful Saturday morning, the excellent media coverage or perhaps the post-tax deadline date, but whatever it was, it was a...
Purple Heart veteran gifted home
A local veteran was welcomed with open arms to a home gifted by U.S. Bank and Ashton Woods today.
U.S. Army Sgt. Christopher Hayden received...
Thousands affected by Maricopa power outage
Updated 9:25 a.m., April 23, 2024.
More than 33,000 Maricopans and western Pinal County residents went without power at the height of rush hour this...
Locals find zen with Earth Day drum circle
Burning sage filled the air inside Maricopa Community Center this morning as local seniors got into a rhythm with Mother Nature to celebrate Earth...
POLL: Video games don’t make young men violent
If you’ve ever gotten into video games, you might have experienced “gamer rage.”
It could be caused by something as simple as flying off Rainbow...
Matt Huffman’s legacy given new life at MHS ballpark
Matt Huffman held the world in the pocket of his baseball glove.
He was a baseball star for the Maricopa High School Rams and a...
Shred-A-Thon to take place tomorrow
Did your office overflow with paper documents Tax Day?
You’re in luck, because the Maricopa Senior Advisory Committee and Pinal County Attorney’s Office will host...
6-year-old in desperate need of heart transplant
Ka’zia Delco was just 6 when she collapsed on the playground at Maricopa Elementary School in December.
She was airlifted out of Maricopa to Phoenix...
Newest mural to be finished today
The city’s newest fresco is nearly complete.
Casa Grande artist Mauriel “Mory” Morejon was spotted today finishing his newest mural he titled “By the River.”...
Prolific muralist to freehand water tank
If the sky looked like it had a few extra clouds today, don’t worry, your eyes didn’t deceive you.
This morning Casa Grande artist...
Heel-ing touch: Take a step toward healing heel pain
“My heel is killing me. What are my options?”
We’ve all said that at some point. You wake up in the morning, ready to embark...
5 years of health and wellness
Five years ago, Maricopa Wellness Center embarked upon a mission to enhance our community’s health and wellbeing. We went from offering the first laser...
CAC workforce, economic development county’s future
With exponential population growth in Pinal County — especially in Maricopa and San Tan Valley — bringing an influx of new businesses and expanding...
Desert Sunrise High School to get new greenhouse
Maricopa Unified School District proposes expansion of the Career and Technical Education AgriScience Program at Desert Sunrise High School, where a new greenhouse will...
MHS hires new head boys basketball coach
Maricopa Unified School District has appointed Tim Wilson as the new Head Boys Basketball Coach at Maricopa High School. Wilson brings over three decades of...
History: Law of the land
In the late 1950s, Pinal County Sheriff’s Office built a substation and jail in Maricopa just east of West Garvey Avenue.
Even after Maricopa was...
Historic eucalyptus tree cut down
A decades-old eucalyptus tree that long towered over the Villages at Rancho El Dorado was chopped down last week.
The iconic tree stood in the...
“Freaky Friday, The Musical,” on tap for 4 MHS April shows
Maricopa High School Theatre Company presents “Freaky Friday, A New Musical,” from April 25 to 27 at the Performing Arts Center.
The musical is based...
UNFRIENDLY SKIES: Stewardess key in landmark Supreme Court women’s rights ruling
Today’s workplace is dramatically different than it was just a few years ago. It goes without saying it would be difficult for most to...
Glennwilde resident took center stage at Final Four
Glennwilde resident Cassie Harvey proudly represented the Zuni tribe at the opening ceremony of the Final Four in Glendale last weekend.
Harvey worked with her...
‘Hit It for Hydie’ softball tourney bats up this weekend
Maricopa Sandlot girls' softball hosts a second “Hit It for Hydie” tournament this Saturday and Sunday at Copper Sky softball fields to benefit the...
Enroll me away: Fewer yellow buses taking students out of MUSD
Senita resident Stephanie Fulton is just fine with her daughter taking a school bus 45 minutes up to Tempe Union High School District to...
Meet: Madeleine Van Sickle
Introducing Madeleine Van Sickle, affectionately known as Maddie, a 25-year-old resident of Maricopa for the past 20 years. Originally from Ak-Chin Village, Maddie is...
1 of 3,000 Cybertrucks in Maricopa
One of just 3,000 viral vehicles was spotted in Maricopa Saturday afternoon.
Readers submitted photos of a Tesla Cybertruck parked just outside Walmart. The bulletproof,...
Butterfield Elementary earns prestigious honors
Butterfield Elementary School was awarded Cognia accreditation and the Cognia STEM certification, the first school in the state to earn both honors simultaneously.
Tempe-based Cognia,...
Solar eclipse visible from Maricopa
Just before 11:30 a.m. today, the moon obscured most of the sun in a solar eclipse that won’t return to North America for another...
Dancing for Our Stars 3 delivered an unforgettable evening
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Sun Corridor joyfully announces the triumphant return of "Dancing for Our Stars 3," an evening that left...
WEEDER’S DIGEST: Women who read with weed find friendly spot for pot
Call it a novel approach to getting high.
There’s only one way to succinctly define this friendly, literate social gathering of Maricopa women — they...
Final curtains? Maricopa Community Theatre struggles after losing city pact
The artistic director and founder of Maricopa Community Theatre fears the company is one last performance away from the final curtains.
“We’re two weeks away...
MHS softball players, best friends, sign for scholarships together
Two graduating Maricopa High School athletes, who have played softball together since they were 7, signed Friday with Scottsdale Community College’s softball team.
Alexandria Armstrong,...