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There will be a lot to do in business, education and fun this week. Below, Robin Bennett of Maricopa Community Church talks about the...

During one of Marshall Trimble’s visits to Tombstone, a family came over to him and said, “The next gunfight isn’t for 45 minutes. What...

By Misty Newman Often, people believe they need a lot of space or need to live in the country to have a beautiful vegetable garden....

  The second For the Love of Chocolate Sun Life Run/Walk returns to Copper Sky Regional Park on March 4. Last year 145 people participated in...

Maricopa has a mixed bag of activities in store this week. Below, Maricopa Historical Society President Paul Shirk talks about the MHS annual golf...

The Maricopa Outdoor Recreation and Environmental Education organization trained a new lineup of leaders in remote first-aid and emergency care Feb. 4, preparing them...

The City of Maricopa has re-set the date of the Copa Color Run after it was rained out Saturday. The new date is March 18...

Events and activities are stacking up for Maricopans this week with entertainment, sports and one of the biggest fund-raisers of the year. Below, David...

The Maricopa Historical Society will host the sixth annual golf tournament on March 4 at The Duke at Rancho El Dorado. Registration and a continental...

Salsa chefs have until March 9 to sign up to compete in the 13th annual Salsa Festival, Maricopa's largest event. The festival drew more...

Legacy Traditional School will present its annual theatrical production Feb. 24, a junior rendition of a Disney classic — “The Little Mermaid.” Under the guidance...

The Copa Color Run has been postponed due to the weather. No date has yet been set.

There is a lot to do this week, from the final MAC Farm Ag-Venture tour of the season, to the debut of the Copa...

By Misty Newman Are you looking for more opportunities to be active outdoors? Perhaps you want to go hiking or explore more of Arizona, but...

By Michelle ChanceIF YOU GO What: Copa Color Run When: Feb. 18, registration 9 a.m., race 11 a.m. Where: Copper Sky Regional Park, 44345 W. Martin Luther...

Maricopa High School Theatre Company again draws from classic comedy for its winter production. The students will present “You Can’t Take It With You,” a...

Comedies, dramas, documentaries, animations, horror, sci-fi – a little bit of everything is the goal of a typical film festival. In short films, a...

Province resident Joe Gruberman is among a handful of Maricopans whose work will be on the silver screen for the Copa Short Film Festival.Copa...

Language arts isn’t all about parsing sentences, and science isn’t all about the periodic table. For some Maricopa middle schoolers, language and science came...

By Chef Neil Magbnua This month’s recipe is for you vegetarians out there, or those of you who are trying to eat more vegetables but...

By Aaron Gilbert Our obsession with calorie counting, macronutrients and dieting over the past 30 years has resulted in increased body-fat levels. So what’s the...

By Betty Beeman Eucalyptus was brought to America in the mid 1800s from Australia. Approximately 900 species of eucalyptus trees exist. These quick-growing trees have been...

What is perennially Maricopa’s most fancy-schmancy party is toning down a little this year, but that won’t change its purpose. The 12th annual Against Abuse...

This week’s events in Maricopa include tours of the Maricopa Agricultural Center (Victor Jimenez explains below), a silent reading party, 2nd Saturday Market, Councilman...

Chocolate! Whether it’s the comfort of hot chocolate on a cold day, ooey gooey warm fresh baked chocolate chip cookies, or the decadence of...

A Studio Crawl is the first of its kind in Maricopa and will launch a series of February “Got Arts, Maricopa” expo events. The Studio...

By Michelle Chance Friends and teammates of a Maricopa man who was injured in a 12-car crash on State Route 347 in December are planning...

Activities this week include the start of the Arizona Rattlers' camp and related events, Maricopa Arts Council's Studio Crawl and much more. Copper Sky's...

A little-known Spanish Colonial era trail paints a colorful history in our minds’ eye. If You Go What: Presentation on the Juan Bautista de Anza...

Among this week's activities in Maricopa, Our Lady of Grace hosts its 10th annual carnival/festival, the first at the new church site. Patti Coutre...