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Arizona Cardinals Commit to George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center through 2030
The Arizona Cardinals recently donated $50,000 as part of a multiyear commitment to support the historic George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center at 415 E. Grand Street in Phoenix. The George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center, formerly the Phoenix Colored School, has been a leader in curating and...
Mesa Adaptive Sports Program Announces Outdoor Adventure Day near Prescott
In a refreshing take on community engagement, the Mesa Adaptive Sports and Recreation Program is organizing an exciting outing at Camp Carley. This event will give individuals with developmental disabilities the opportunity to immerse themselves in the outdoors and enjoy some fun. Located by the serene Lynx Lake South Shore near Prescott, the event seeks to use the tranquility of nature to offer a revitalizing and enjoyable experience for those who deserve it.
Suspect in Lauren Heike's death charged with more crimes
PHOENIX — New criminal charges have been filed against the suspect who is accused of murdering 29-year-old Lauren Heike in north Phoenix last year. Zion Teasley, 23, is facing a first-degree murder charge for allegedly stabbing Heike to death on a hiking trail near Libby Street and 66th Way in April 2023.
Apartment resident upset by property management's neglect observed in their courtyard: 'I seriously can't stand this'
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible water use, particularly in landscaping. A recent Reddit post has sparked outrage among environmentally conscious users, highlighting wasteful irrigation practices in one of America's driest cities. The image, shared with the r/Anticonsumption community, shows an in-ground sprinkler at a...
Neighbors upset after racist, antisemitic pamphlets left at Phoenix homes
PHOENIX, AZ (AZFamily) — A Deer Valley neighborhood was littered with hateful messaging this week. “It’s an upsetting thing to a point that it had my wife upset, she was in tears. This is not something you expect so directly close,” said a resident who didn’t want to be identified.
Fort Mohave woman arrested on multiple felony charges, including identity theft
FORT MOHAVE — A woman was arrested on multiple felonies after a search warrant was conducted by Mohave County Sheriff's Office deputies. Michelle Cronn, 37, of Fort Mohave, was charged with ten counts of identity theft, two counts of criminal impersonation, one count of forgery and one count of fraudulent schemes, all felonies. Cronn was additionally charged with theft of means of transportation, theft, unlawful means of transportation, trafficking stolen property, third-degree burglary and conspiracy after law enforcement investigation reported identifying her as being involved in other previous burglaries in the area.
Enchantment Resort Unveils New Event Series
With access to more than 400 miles of scenic and iconic trails, Enchantment Resort serves as the ultimate starting point for exploring Sedona’s sandstone cliffs, canyons and pinyon-juniper forests. The Trail House, Enchantment’s “adventure hub” with expert guides, has debuted a new series of wine and helicopter tours just in time for fall.
Verde Tech Teacher charged with providing marijuana to student
8/15 A former Verde Tech teacher, 50-year-old Damian Andre, has been arrested on charges of supplying tobacco and marijuana to a minor. Cottonwood Oak Creek School Superintendent Jessica Vocca says the arrest followed an investigation into allegations that Andre provided marijuana vaping fluid to one of his students. The district separated employment with Andre over a month ago when allegations first began to surface. Anyone with additional information or concerns is encouraged to contact the Cottonwood Police Department.
‘Unborn human being’ will stay in description of abortion rights initiative sent to voters
The words “unborn human being” will be printed in the description of an Arizona abortion rights initiative in a pamphlet sent to all registered voters, the state Supreme Court ordered in a split decision on Wednesday, reversing an earlier ruling from the trial court. The campaign behind the Arizona Abortion Access Act filed a lawsuit […]
72SOLD ranks as one of fastest-growing private companies in U.S.
Scottsdale-based 72SOLD has grown rapidly across the country since it launched in 2018 and is currently offering its home selling program in over 80 major United States markets. For the third ...
Air Force Bucks EPA Order to Clean Up 'Forever Chemicals' in Arizona, Citing Supreme Court Ruling
Air Force lawyers are fighting an emergency order from the Environmental Protection Agency requiring the service to clean contaminated drinking water in Arizona, pointing to a recent Supreme Court ruling that restricts regulatory agencies as a justification to dodge the mandate.In a letter last month, lawyers for the Air Force argued that a landmark June decision by the court in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo -- which reduced regulatory agencies' power by pushing authority to the courts to interpret ambiguous laws, referred to as "Chevron deference" -- makes the EPA's order asking the service to clean contaminated water from the...
Chef Joey Maggiore to open The Italiano in Scottsdale this fall
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Pile Burning Planned August 14 – 31, 2024 in the Prescott Basin
Fire managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to take advantage of the moisture received as they look to pile burning in and around the Prescott Basin near Aspen Creek, Butte Creek and Ponderosa Park. Ignitions are planned to start today Wednesday, August 14, 2024, and continue through Saturday, August...
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