COW BELLA: Dozens of Italian dairymen learn from Maricopa
Fifty Italian nationals toured dairies in Hidden Valley today, learning better American practices to feed livestock — but they were the most well-fed by...
Meet: Daniel E. Monroy
Meet Daniel E. Monroy, a 41-year-old Maricopa resident and kitchen manager at The Roost Sports Bar & Cafe. Daniel has been in Maricopa for...
Maricopa Lions provide vision screenings to thousands of schoolchildren
Maricopa Lions Club helps thousands of children see and hear.
It’s all part of the nonprofit organization’s mission.
“We did over 12,000 vision and hearing screens...
Paddleboats coming to Copper Sky lake
By next Valentine’s Day, a date on the lake with your sweetie — without leaving Maricopa — will be a new option.
City staff are...
Historical society presents Tales and Treasures
Maricopa Historical Society gave locals the chance to take a step back into the city’s early history last weekend. Â
More than 150 people attended the Tales...
Sprouts of wrath: Rural farmers feel the real effects of drought. The state says...
Even during chilly January afternoons, tumbleweeds roll across the Sonoran Desert, landing just shy of the metal gate marking Oliver Anderson’s farm.
Each morning, the...
Local Lion, dog assist in San Diego flooding
Province resident and Maricopa Lions Club member Cherie Mossing, 71, and her therapy dog Lexi are some of Maricopa’s top-notch fur-st responders.
The therapy dog...
Leading Edge experiences Underground Railroad
Leading Edge Academy students gave local families a deep learning experience Thursday night, presenting a detailed history of the Underground Railroad.
The Underground Railroad was...
Wild West Music Fest lost $250K
Steve Levine Entertainment released its financial report to the city of Maricopa this week for the inaugural Wild West Music Festival, which happened four...
Pima Butte Elementary earns A+ for excellence
The Arizona Educational Foundation has honored Pima Butte Elementary School as an A+ School of Excellence.
The recognition distinguishes Pima Butte Elementary among 37 outstanding...
Starting teachers to see more money at MUSD
Starting teachers at Maricopa Unified School District will make more money in the coming school year: $54,000.
MUSD governing board members voted 4-0 to approve...
This is when Maricopa’s population will double
If you thought Maricopa’s traffic was bad now, just wait 36 years.
Maricopa’s population could more than double by 2060, according to projections from the...
Meet: Cole McCarthy
Meet Cole McCarthy, a 32-year-old Maricopa resident who recently returned after a four-year hiatus. Living in Glennwilde, near Honeycutt. Cole is engaged in construction,...
Local Ross kicks off B&G Club fundraiser
The Ross Dress for Less store in Maricopa and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America have launched the 10th Annual In-store fundraiser to...
Global affairs: Foreign exchange students at MHS prove it’s a small world after all
Maricopa mom Nicole Polk has one daughter at home and an extended family of daughters around the world.
Since 2018, she, husband Stephen McElhose and...
Historic rest stop
The Maricopa Hotel was owned and operated by Arthur Deal (pictured with his son) from 1917 to 1931. It sat on a plot of...
9 Hidden gems in Hidden Valley and Thunderbird Farms
At first glance, unincorporated Maricopa seems to be nothing more than dirt, mountains and tumbleweeds. But as you explore the sprawling, rural desert communities...
Top spots to watch Super Bowl Sunday in Maricopa
Want to get off the couch and watch Sunday’s big game from a bar filled with TV screens and happy sports fans?Â
InMaricopa compiled a...
Police engage community with pizza
Dave Fowler was one of many Maricopans who brought his kids to meet Maricopa’s finest last night.Â
Maricopa Police Department served the community a free...
Pizza on the menu at MPD
Maricopa Police Department will serve the community free slices and fun tonight.Â
Locals who attend Pizza with Police at Maricopa Library & Cultural Center, 18160...
6 things you missed at tonight’s city council meeting
Not even 0.5% of Maricopa’s population tuned in to tonight’s city council meeting on Facebook. Â
We get it. Trivia night at Cold Beers and...
Meet: Rick Alonso
Meet Rick Alonso, a seasoned Maricopa resident who just celebrated his 55th birthday yesterday! While he's officially lived in Maricopa for a couple of...
EDITOR’S LETTER: Miracle on 34(7) street
The writing team here at InMaricopa nursed our holiday hangovers and put together a captivating issue chock full of thoughtful, well-researched articles. For a...
‘Driving’ the team to success
Maricopa is a long way from home for Lucius Ahaneku, a native of Biafra in eastern Nigeria.
A resident of the city since last summer,...
No update in missing Ak-Chin woman
Ak-Chin police have no updates on a woman missing for nearly a month.
Last week, Ak-Chin Police Department issued a missing persons flyer for 54-year-old...
2 MHS students named Flinn Scholarship finalists
Two Maricopa High School students are finalists for Flinn Scholarships, which would give them full rides to an Arizona public university.
Filimon Kednmarey and Timothy...
Groundhog predicts early spring
The nation’s most famous rodent did not see his shadow today — which means he predicts spring will come early.Â
Every year on Feb. 2,...
Realtor doubles food bank donation to $1,000+
HomeSmart Premier owner and Realtor Dayv Morgan doesn't just put people in homes in Maricopa. He also puts food on the table.
Morgan yesterday presented...
Meet: Dayv Morgan
Meet Dayv Morgan, a seasoned resident of Maricopa since 2006, where he resides in the Palo Brea subdivision. At 48, Dayv wears multiple hats...