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Public concerns about the environmental effects of air emissions from livestock operations have grown as the population continues to move into what has been largely a rural farming area. Increasingly, there is a growing public awareness of the health and nuisance impacts caused by Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) with significant concern not only to new residents but also to many long-time residents.

Several community, business and state leaders gathered on Friday at Global Water Center for a forum on solar energy, its future in Maricopa and a bill aimed at attracting solar component manufacturing companies to Arizona.

Question 5 is the way to improve the business of our city. It will attract people to the city, i.e.: residents, investors, business, etc. It will increase the value of the business, i.e. home values. It will benefit us all, i.e. something for our children to do, small town with larger city amenities.

Ah, the month of March - in like a lion and out like a lamb? Or is it the other way around?

Joseph Rice, Emily Cordero and Elise Brown Thunder have very different personalities, but they have a lot in common. Smarts, for one. The...

Maricopa Wells Middle School will have some new computers available for students after the school recently garnered a third-place finish in a statewide information technology program.