Sen. Smith: Vote Babeu for Congress; Kimball for Council
By Steve Smith
Elections on all levels are very important which is why I wanted to show my support for two candidates in particular, one...
Still seeking name recognition, Kent Volkmer prepares to become county attorney
When Casa Grande attorney Kent Volkmer defeated County Attorney Lando Voyles in the Republican primary, it was an eye-opening upset. Volkmer is alone on...
Miller: Why Ed will be voting yes on MUSD override
By Gary Miller
Recently I had a conversation about the Maricopa Unified School District (MUSD) override with a constituent named Ed. Ed is a retired...
Goldman: Being sheriff is not about being a ‘D’ or an ‘R’
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...
Smith: Leach, Finchem and I delivered in Legislature
By Sen. Steve Smith
This election offers a clear choice when voting for your state senator and state representatives, and the team of Vince Leach,...
Planning Maricopa Part 7: Future public buildings, facilities
This is the final article of the Planning Maricopa article series, and for many residents the most important – how the City serves all...
Override a ‘tipping point’ for MUSD, Maricopa
Maricopa is at a tipping point. Are we going to be the flourishing community with quality amenities, local jobs, great educational opportunities and low...
Gusse: I will find right solutions for Maricopa
By Julia Gusse
At the start of this election I requested your vote for the privilege to represent the great people of Maricopa as your...
InMaricopa Spotlight: Kent Volkmer, the incoming county attorney (video)
Soon to be the new Pinal County Attorney, Kent Volkmer sat down with InMaricopa to talk about the campaign against fellow Republican Lando Voyles,...
In response: This override is needed for our kids
By Jackie Gonzalez
It seems that you cannot swing a dead political polecat without landing on someone who is for or against the Maricopa Unified...
Frank: My vision for Maricopa includes Prop 415
By Dan Frank
The outcome of the General Election is critically important for Maricopa. In just a few weeks, voters will make extremely important decisions...
Planning Maricopa Part 6: Prop. 415 and future open space, recreation
Over the past 10 years, Maricopa has accomplished major milestones to advance parks, recreation, and community Maricopa Prop. 415
Visit www.planningmaricopa.com to view Proposition 415...
Letter: Kimball a big supporter of small business owners
By Randi Kremer
Having a very innate ability to run a small business, compiled with the "drive" to have my own store, brought me to...
Pro arguments on MUSD override
When Maricopa Unified School District requested pro and con arguments from residents about its proposed budget override, as legally required for its election material,...
Marchione: Override is just more taxation in over-taxed city
By Alan Marchione
A new election cycle is upon us, and once again, we find the Maricopa Unified School District desperately trying to pass another...
Q&A with candidates for Pinal County assessor
Republican Doug Wolf is the incumbent assessor in Pinal County. This fall he is facing a challenge from Democrat Jacqueline Minto in the General...
Former Miss Arizona: Re-elect Kimball to city council
By Jennifer Smestad
In 2012 after watching my close friend Jennifer Sedler (Miss Arizona 2011) compete in the Miss America pageant, I decided I wanted...
Planning Maricopa Part 5: Maricopa’s Economy
Maricopa is a growing community that offers residents and businesses the experience of a small-town, rural atmosphere, tremendous quality of life, proximity to Phoenix...
Roberts: The override and why my perception has changed
By Bret Roberts
Having lived in Maricopa since January of 2009 I have seen the override placed on the ballot many times only to fail...
Q&A with candidates for Arizona Legislature
Legislative District 11 candidates in the General Election answered questions about their campaigns and why they want to serve Arizonans. Early voting begins Oct....
Planning Maricopa Part 4: Future of transportation
In the next 25 years, the Maricopa planning area is expected to add 90,000 new residents and 35,000 new jobs. This population growth is...
Letter: Babb endorses Frank, Kimball for city council
By Joshua Babb
Maricopa I want to thank those who supported me in my efforts to represent you as a member of City Council. It...
Gusse: I spoke the truth about Diedrich
By Julia Gusse
In regards to a recent opinion piece written by Mr. Carl Diedrich, he questions “What is Gusse capable of?” Allow me to...
Kimball: The last 4 years and the next 4 years
By Bridger Kimball
It has ultimately been a pleasure serving the citizens of Maricopa for the last four years and I would just like to...
Manfredi: ‘Let’s do better’ by voting yes on override
By Vincent Manfredi
I am proud of Maricopa and its community spirit.
Our victories in the Battle of the Burbs contest the last three years is...
Planning Maricopa Part 3 – Energy and the environment
Most residents are unaware of Maricopa’s progress in Environmental Planning and Resource Conservation, an important element in the new general plan.
Did you know Maricopa...
Diedrich: What is Gusse capable of?
By Carl Diedrich
On May 29, 2014, I put myself forward to fill an open seat on the Maricopa City Council. During that meeting I...
Planning Maricopa Part 2: How the city will grow
This is the second in a series of articles explaining Maricopa Proposition 415, the city’s general plan update, which is on the November ballot....
Candidates trade barbs at General Election debate (video)
Here are some highlights of Saturday's debate among candidates for five races in the General Election. The debate was sponsored by InMaricopa, Maricopa Monitor...
General Election debate Saturday in Maricopa
The 2016 General Election Candidate Debate in Maricopa is set for Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. at UltraStar Multi-tainment Center.
Candidates have been invited...