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Jim Irving is regarded around town as a pillar of the community, a class act, dedicating more than 40 hours a week to Maricopa...

Jim Irving is 82 going on 62. That’s a good thing because the retiree logs as many weekly hours as a volunteer for the Maricopa...

The Maricopa City Council unanimously appointed Jim Irving to the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission Tuesday. Irving, a former Maricopa Unified School District Governing...

Maricopa Unified School District board member Jim Irving sat in his seat for the last time Tuesday amid high praise from teachers and colleagues.Butterfield...

The Maricopa Unified School District school board will recognize board member Jim Irving at its 6 p.m. regular meeting Tuesday.The Dec. 11 meeting was...

A new group of community organizers kicks off the summer with a monthly speaking series called “You Talk, We Listen.” The series aims to provide...

Saturday, September 21th, 2024, is the 17th annual “Kids Day Maricopa” The event promotes Health, Safety, and Environmental Awareness. Dr John A. Donohue and...

In a rare move, Maricopa Planning and Zoning Commission wasn’t unanimous in greenlighting a new business in town. The commission approved a permit for the...

InMaricopa readers this week overwhelmingly said improvements to State Route 347 at Riggs Road are tax dollars well spent.   More than 1,200 readers responded to...

Teens could have a new hangout next year. Plans to create a youth recreation center are in the works thanks to the Maricopa Community Coalition,...

Maricopa Express Transit began operating its new route and schedule Sept. 18 following a request to the Transit Advisory Committee last month. The request, made...

Maricopa residents recognized and celebrated a history of freedom and resilience with two Juneteenth weekend events. The day commemorates the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation...

Juneteenth. It’s an amalgamation of the words “June” and “nineteenth.” Today is a celebration of freedom, culture and resilience for many in the African...

The Maricopa Historical Society, hoping to illustrate the city’s diverse history and culture, has opened an exhibit featuring prominent Black figures since the city’s...

 The Maricopa Historical Society will debut a presentation featuring prominent Black figures since the city’s establishment in 2003 this Saturday from 10 a.m. to...

The Planning and Zoning Commission on March 28 recommended rezoning changes to several properties within the proposed Maricopa Station development area, citing the need...

Following minor clashes, the Maricopa Planning and Zoning Commission on a 5-1 vote Tuesday forwarded to City Council updates of city zoning code and...

A presentation showcasing Black icons in the city since its establishment in 2003 debuts on April 15 at Maricopa Historical Society.   A free public...

A major development review of the plan for the city’s newest park received unanimous approval this week from the Planning & Zoning Commission. The park...

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved land use and zoning changes Oct. 24 for a 3.6-acre commercial development near the southeastern corner of...

The Planning & Zoning commission on Monday unanimously approved a request by Christ’s Church of the Valley for site, landscape, photometric and elevation-plan approval...

When the Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission approved a zoning change to allow the Copper Sky medical campus to move forward, it started the...

Another high-density apartment complex was approved Monday night for 10 vacant acres adjacent to Santa Rosa Springs. The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-1 to...

Students from Desert Wind Middle School took to the skies Wednesday in the annual display of rocketry skills. The event was created to give students...

The Maricopa Chamber of Commerce gathered at Elements Events Center at Ak-Chin Circle April 23 to recognize a few of its own for outstanding...

Students from Maricopa Wells Middle School took to the skies Friday in the annual display of rocketry skills. The event was created to give students...

The month of November saw a significant number of major housing projects, both single- and multi-family crop begin moving toward reality here in Maricopa....

The Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission Monday denied the application request of Lincoln Avenue Capital, LLC for a zoning change from commercial to mixed...

While Maricopa has a prosperous future, its proud history has a few black marks. Western author and historian C.M. Curtis writes about one in...

There is no voice like the voice of experience. Someone who has been there and done that is a more respected source than someone...