Bristol Palin gives online tour of her Maricopa home
Bristol Palin welcomed E! Reporter Giuliana Rancic into her Cobblestone Farms home this past week for a tour.
‘Because tomorrow is too late’
There is a fair amount of passionate discourse in our state today concerning health care, AHCCCS, and organ transplants.
Maricopa firefighter faces toughest fight
Maricopa resident Danny Ashton, a founding member of the Maricopa Fire Department, was always the first on scene and the last to leave.
Maricopa’s Stapley hardware store (1955)
The newly constructed Maricopa Stapley store measured 75 X 150 feet with a large part of it reserved for repairs and services of farm equipment.
Miniature pinscher couple want to stay together
Binny and Mini are a bonded couple (husband and wife), and it would be great to adopt them out together.
Find your treasure and fight cancer
Find your treasure and fight cancer. That's the motto for Resale for Life, a huge rummage sale scheduled for Saturday.
Local detective dies in roll-over accident
A former Maricopa resident and Gila River Indian Community police detective died in a single-vehicle accident early Sunday near the Wild Horse Pass Hotel and Casino.
22 drug dealers sentenced to 117 years
The Pinal County Attorney's Office has sentenced 22 drug dealers involved in a crime syndicate to more than 117 combined years in prison.
Hard freeze tonight: danger to pets and plants
Pinal County is issuing a Hard Freeze Warning for tonight for the Phoenix area and northwest Pinal County (Casa Grande, Maricopa, Coolidge, Florence, etc.).
Aki Stant defends Marty McDonald, accuses city council
Aloha. I moved to the City of Maricopa in 2005. I have been involved in public safety here in Maricopa, first as a member of the Public Safety Committee, and then as an employee of the police department.
Free tax assistance available in Maricopa
Maricopa's VITA site is the Maricopa Lutheran Church, open for tax assistance on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., beginning this Saturday, Feb. 5.
Salmonella contamination causes cilantro recall
Some bundles of cilantro sold in Arizona are being recalled after the Monterey, California, Health Department found evidence of salmonella contamination.
State of the City event requires RSVP
Mayor Anthony Smith's State of the City address on Feb. 24 will present the many projects and activities taking place that are poised to make 2011 a breakout year in the city's development.
City reels in fishing derby hopefuls
The city of Maricopa's 7th Annual Fishing Derby will be held on Saturday, March 5.
Stagestop Marketplace vandalized by juveniles
On Wednesday of last week officers from the city of Maricopa Police Department responded to a call of vandalism in progress at 44301 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, the Stagestop Marketplace.
Experts say transplants work, should be funded
Two people in Arizona have died since the state reneged on approval of life-saving organ transplants for 98 citizens in the name of budget cuts.
Maricopa’s ‘premier winter event’ kicks off today
Aiming to provide Maricopa with some good old-fashioned fun while raising money for a future church, Our Lady of Grace Church kicks off its 4th Annual Parish Festival today.
Maricopa resident argues case in Judge Alex’s TV courtroom
Maricopa resident Michelle Smith's legal troubles with Anthony Tellez, a former area resident and owner of the forum 8523Mine.com, took her to a Fox television studio this past summer when Smith and Tellez appeared in the Los Angles courtroom of television personality Judge Alex.
Palin thrilled with move to Maricopa
A call Bristol Palin made to Anchorage station KWHL's "The Bob & Mark Show" on Friday revealed some details about her Maricopa home purchase and personal life.
Cold case: unsolved Maricopa murder and kidnapping
Have you ever thought about what you would do if you knew today was your last day on earth?
Catching excellence
The position of superintendent emerged a decade or so after the creation of public schools. Initially there were no superintendents of schools. First, state boards ran schools, and then local lay boards, both without the benefit of professional help.
Puggles want people to love
A four-year-old female puggle (pug/beagle mix) and a two-year-old male puggle need a good home.
Fairgrounds hosting Bluegrass Festival and Mutt Strut
For a quarter of a century, county residents have enjoyed the toe-tapping sound of bluegrass, country and 'newgrass' at the annual event returning in January.
Former mayor named chamber’s Citizen of the Year
The Maricopa Chamber of Commerce 4th annual awards banquet was a gala, well-attended event that packed the ballroom at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort. The evening started with a cocktail reception followed by the awards banquet which included live and video presentations. Â Â
Gems hosting city-wide, daddy-daughter dinner dance
DSPA Gems are hosting their city-wide, 1st Annual Daddy-Daughter Dance, the "Red Carpet Premiere," on Feb. 5.
Sheriff’s Office seeks clues in murder case
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is seeking clues to help solve the murder of a middle-aged Hispanic male.
Police union struggle nears climax
The City of Maricopa Police Association (COMPA) and Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) have emerged as the two unions vying to represent city police officers in contract negotiations.
3-day church festival promises rides, games, music and food
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church will host its 4th annual festival and carnival during the weekend of Jan. 28-30.
Summerland, the original Stanfield
Summerland was a small settlement located at White and Parker and Barnes Road, and about 10 miles southeast of Maricopa near the Santa Rosa Wash. It was also the first location of Stanfield.
Arm the public
In the wake of the tragedy in Tucson there has been a lot of talk in the media from politicians, lawmakers, reporters and liberals about proposing stricter firearm legislation.