Cha Cha and Chiquita; two little poodles need a home
I'm Cha Cha. Pet Social Worker pulled me from the Pinal County Animal Care and Control along with my daughter, Chiquita, who is just a puppy (about six months old.)
Home childcare provider appreciation events next week
United Way of Pinal County is helping organize the upcoming Friend, Family and Neighbors Caregivers Outreach Assistance Project, a home provider community appreciation and networking event.
Lower your taxes: Vote ‘yes’ on override continuation
We Maricopans tend to complain, and oftentimes rightly so, about our high taxes, skyrocketing utility rates, the quality of our schools and the city's lack of jobs. Next month, we can do something to positively impact these issues.
Library hosting Dr. Seuss birthday party Saturday
Saturday, Feb. 27, one of the places you should go is the Dr. Seuss birthday celebration at the Maricopa Public Library, beginning at 10 a.m.
Man arrested in prostitution of 16-year-old Casa Grande runaway
A Phoenix man has been arrested and faces felony charges for the prostitution of a 16-year-old Casa Grande runaway.
Harrah’s and Walgreens offering free wellness tour this week
Wonder how your blood pressure is? How about your cholesterol levels? Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort and Walgreens are partnering to provide answers to those questions and more during their wellness tour Thursday and Friday.
The MaX, the census, and your taxes
Transportation programs can be expensive, and balance between what services are needed and what is fiscally viable must be reached.
Auditions slated for community theater production
In theatrical circles, "the play's the thing." OLC School for the Arts hopes to bring that same spirit to the residents of Maricopa with its New Community Theatre Group.
Thanks from Maricopa Salvation Army for a special holiday season
As I start my 21st year as a volunteer for the Maricopa Salvation Army, I want to thank the community for helping make the 2009 holiday season so special.
County seeking leads in animal cruelty case
Pinal County Animal Care and Control needs the public's help in an ongoing investigation into possible animal cruelty.
Casey ‘quest’ wins Friends of the Library short story contest
Lioba Casey was the first place winner in the 2010 first ever Friends of the Library short story contest.
Mohn’s second place short story features ancestral ties
Beverly Mohn was the second place winner in the 2010 first ever Friends of the Library short story contest.
Pipeline maintenance to temporarily close Teel Road
Pipeline maintenance by El Paso Natural Gas will temporarily close Teel Road between Ralston Road and Thunderbird Road from Monday, Feb. 15, until Friday, Feb.19.
Maricopans: Did you know?
I feel as if I did not have sufficient time to get my platform out to the people of Maricopa (in the candidate forum). Therefore, I have summarized some important topics in a "did you know" series.
Klaus story ‘with a twist’ takes third place in contest
Claudia Klaus was the third place winner in the 2010 first ever Friends of the Library short story contest.
Casa Grande mammagram clinic awarded grant
The Casa Grande Regional Medical Center Foundation was awarded a $3,000 grant from Fry's Food Stores through the Giving Hope A Hand campaign. The grant will support CGRMC's free mammogram program for uninsured and underinsured women
No-go on Catholic Healthcare West
Rumors have been swirling in recent days about possible hospitals coming to Maricopa. Maricopa has been involved in negotiations with at least three hospital chains about the prospect of locating in the city for the past four years, but the names or details behind those talks cannot be disclosed due to confidentiality reasons, according to Danielle Casey, Maricopa's economic development manager.
Girl Scouts tour the world during ‘Thinking Day’
Maricopa Girls Scouts, from kindergarten Daisies to high school Senior Scouts, took a global journey Saturday morning as part of World Thinking Day 2010.
What does 10 percent by 2010 mean to MUSD?
In July 2009 the Maricopa Unified School District's (MUSD) Leadership Team met together to develop a plan that would raise the bar for MUSD students, teachers, and community members.