Opinion

By Murray Siegel Bernie Sanders has recommended college be free for all Americans while Hillary Clinton has opted for debt-free college. In either case, how...

By Nancy Smith Education funding should be resolved at the state level. It is the state’s responsibility to fund Arizona’s education needs and provide superb...

  Submitted by Rep. Mark Finchem On Aug. 15, a news release was circulated by the City of Maricopa that claimed, “The Arizona Legislature Increased your...

By Merry Grace It has been brought to light that MUSD has been having ongoing transportation issues, and it is my belief that we parents...

In mulling its own concealed-weapon policy, Maricopa City Council is giving everyone the opportunity to review Arizona’s gun laws. For the past couple of months...

By Barry R. Goldman Law enforcement isn’t about politics - it’s about public service, taking risks and saving lives. It’s about getting bad people off...

The 2019 Legislative session begins on Jan. 14, and our newly elected legislators will join their incumbent colleagues to begin the hard and critically...

By Raquel Hendrickson While its Non-Profit Funding Program is on suspension due to budget constraints, the city of Maricopa is wisely taking another look at...

By Julia R. Gusse It is with great pleasure that I provide Leon Potter with my full endorsement as he seeks election onto the City...

By Steve Chestnut The Arizona State Board of Education recently developed a new A-F letter grade system for all schools. As a result, all public...

By Julia Gusse With all the talk, opinions and debate in regards to “taking a knee” and offending or disrespecting our veterans, in my opinion...

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 Gregory Rose We are in an exciting time for the City of Maricopa as we continue to see growth and the development of our...

By Jackie Gonzalez We have all heard about the failing education systems across the country. Most recently this has taken the form of strikes occurring...

By Bernadette Russoniello An enormous “Thank You” to the schools and teachers who so generously supported our efforts to collect goodies and letters to share...

By Troy Baker Page 35 of your April issue cemented my assumption that the City is being managed by a group of idiots. The year-over-year number...

By Gregory Wood I am having a hard time understanding why a group of out-of-towners has been making videos and running commercials opposing the APEX...

By Murray Siegel Many high school students are advised to consider a four-year university education following high school graduation to prepare for adult life. For...

Not everybody over the age of 65 likes to be called a “senior citizen” and certainly not “elderly,” but Maricopa’s most experienced residents are...

Arizona Department of Transportation Over the next few weeks, thousands will take to Arizona’s highways for spring break getaways. Classmates, friends, fraternity brothers, 20-somethings looking...

By Anthony Smith It is my privilege to announce that Christian Price, mayor of the City of Maricopa, has joined a growing list of leaders...

  By Jason Plotke The Maricopa City Council has thankfully and wisely approved plans for the APEX Motor Club. It’s a country club for auto enthusiasts equipped...

By Claire Bullivant Sadly, this is going to be my last article for InMaricopa. Bead & Berry is closing its Maricopa location and hopefully doing...

By Travis Robinette On behalf of the patients, staff, and Board of Directors of Sun Life Family Health center, I would like to thank the...

By Sen. Steve Smith As a member of the Senate Education Committee and the fact that I come from a family of teachers, I take...

By Anthony Smith For the past several years, it has been my privilege to serve first as the mayor of the City of Maricopa and...

Maricopa, it's time to get the party started and you are invited!   Last night Mayor Price officially proclaimed next week as Paint The Town Red...

  By Barry R. Goldman   Like the ‘60’s mantra, “Question Authority”, I regularly do. The Constable is the second elected official in the Justice Court. The public...

By Tom O'Halleran Congress failed to act on Friday to prevent a costly, irresponsible government shutdown. This is unacceptable, and we could have prevented this...