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By Betty BeemanTIPS FOR APRIL Plant basil, black-eyed peas, sweet corn, popcorn, cucumbers, eggplant, jicama, melons, okra, peppers, pumpkins, squash, sunflowers and tomato transplants. Due to...

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST By Michelle Chance There was no “hush” heard over the crowd during Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone’s performance inside the lounge at...

The annual Spice of Life Senior Variety Show saw senior citizens strutting their stuff at the Maricopa Performing Arts Center. The show brought local...

Heavy winds will likely turn into light breezes and moderate temperatures as skies stay whisked with light clouds and the thermometer reaches into the...

A Maricopa man has at last earned his high school diploma with the help of a program recently created by his employer – McDonald’s. Nicholas...

Mostly clear but windy skies will move into Maricopa over the weekend, keeping the heat in check as the daily high drops to below...

The Central Arizona College Culinary Arts Department and the Future Forward Foundation are collaborating on the construction of a garden at the Maricopa Campus....

State Route 347 cannot be shut down during construction, and no property access can be cut off. Arizona Department of Transportation hosted an informational meeting...

About 500 freshmen at Maricopa High School heard a presentation this week from intervention specialists Rob and Lucinda Boyd. The founders of The Streets Don’t...

Mosquitoes are associated with human diseases such as West Nile Virus and Zika Virus and they can breed in your own back yard. It...

From the asphalt to the dirt track, a young Maricopan making his mark on the Arizona racing scene will enter his first major circuit...

People have differing views on what motivates them to move from one place to another. For Pastor Roger Thompson of Calvary Chapel Maricopa, it was...

Maricopa photographer Jack Jackson took photos by drone for the Maricopa Historical Society to capture the appearance of the city around the State Route...

Members of the Maricopa Unified School District were presented an award at the Governing Board meeting March 29 for outstanding pest management efforts throughout...

Mostly clear skies and moderate temperatures will again grace Maricopa this week, with light cloud cover and the occasional gust of wind drifting into...

Does Maricopa need more diverse housing? That’s the question posed by City Hall in a survey conducted this winter. The survey ran on the city’s...

Maricopa Relay for Life brought together cancer survivors, family, friends and caregivers for the annual event to raise money to fight the disease. The...

Maricopa City Hall was host to a Town Hall Meeting March 30 where veterans and their service providers came together to discuss needs within...

In the first of what is expected to be monthly customer forums, representatives from Global Water Resources took questions and complaints from the public...

Clear skies, moderate temperatures and a light breeze are likely to grace Maricopa over the weekend, according to the National weather service. Thursday night should...

In a conversation with InMaricopa, Quintin Baker, new executive director of Maricopa Center for Entrepreneurship, talks about the influence Maricopa has on the surrounding...

A woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend won’t face the death penalty, and she most likely will not see a trial until next spring. Kathryn...

The 13th annual Salsa Festival drew thousands of attendees and 15 salsa chefs. People were able to vote for their favorite salsas electronically, and...

The Copa Center, originally a church that has served ostensibly as a senior center in Maricopa, will close April 1. Maricopa seniors had their...

Pinal County Clerk of the Superior Court will open a satellite office at the Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court on April 7. The location will be open...

The weather over the next week is likely to be clear and breezy as temperatures hang in the mid-80s during the day and linger...

Salsa Fest attracted thousands of people to Copper Sky with an array of salsas to judge, entertainment, food vendors, fun activities for the kids...

By Michelle Chance Maricopa resident Robert Caron, 47, is a U.S. Army veteran who said he drives 52 miles to the Phoenix VA from his...

Cooler weather is likely to prevail over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service, with mostly sunny skies and a nice breeze lasting...

Rising Native American fashion designer Loren Aragon of ACONAV will present his latest collection at the fourth annual Native Fashion in the City (NFITC)...