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Cuban man living in Maricopa sentenced to 3 years in prison for selling counterfeit pills
PHOENIX – A legal permanent resident from Cuba, who was living in Maricopa, was sentenced to 3 years in prison for selling counterfeit pills that contained fentanyl, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona. A U.S. District judge sentenced Dairon Jissan Rodriguez-Escalante, 27, to...
Apaches dominate Wildkats in home opener of new field
Photo By Stan Bonifacio Sports Photography: Michael Olivar makes the first of three TD passes on the night as The Fort defeated Duncan 58-36 after dedicating their new artificial turf field as Wil Hinton Field. New artificial turf field dedicated Wil Hinton Field. By Jon Johnson. FORT THOMAS – Duncan...
Busy road reopens following deadly crash involving motorcycle in Apache Junction
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A busy Apache Junction road has reopened following a deadly crash late Saturday night. The Apache Junction Police Department said that traffic along Broadway Road was closed in both directions near Meridian Road due to crash between a car and a motorcycle. At least one person...
Old Pueblo Abuelo: Services are set for Cody Treatch
When I had my cancer scare a few years ago the specialist was trying to make small talk while we waited for the results of the biopsy to come in and he asked me to describe the worst pain I had ever experienced. I knew he was trying to prepare me for the possibilities ahead but my mind didn’t go to memories of physical pain, it went to the moment I stood by my sister and my brother-in-law in a hospital some 20 years ago when a sheriff deputy informed them in a hallway that their young son passed away in a tragedy earlier that day. He punched a wall and she let out a sound I had never heard before and I don’t ever want to hear again. That was real pain – a pain I could only imagine.
Jaelyn Hodge leads Arizona volleyball to 4-set win over VCU
Jaelyn Hodge didn’t start her fifth year with Arizona volleyball as strongly as she might have liked. She struggled with serve receive and attacking efficiency on Friday night against Boise State. That wasn’t a problem in the Wildcats’ 3-1 (21-25, 25-12, 25-13, 25-18) victory over VCU on Saturday afternoon.
Sahuaro opens season with win over rival Sabino
First game of the season, traveling into rival territory, looking for a victory against a team you haven’t beaten since 2019 and playing on a monsoon-soaked field could have been a recipe for disaster for the Sahuaro Cougars. IDisaster was averted as Sahuaro (1-0) ended the night with a...
Humans Will Challenge Horses for the Fortieth Year
The epic Man Against Horse race takes off next month in Dewey. On Oct. 19, for the 40th year, long distance runners and horse/rider teams will hoof it to the top of Mingus Mountain and back in the grueling Man Against Horse 50-mile race, a historic Prescott area “best kept secret.”
‘Plein Air’ Art Comes to Prescott
Plein Air season is here. While Art in the Pines: Prescott Plein Air Festival waits until October, September offers an engaging fundraiser featuring the talented artists who will judge the main event. Grand Canyon Visions: The 5th Annual Prescott Plein Air Festival Judges Exhibition & Charity Auction, runs Tuesday, Sept....
Artists of the Superstitions fall studio tour Nov. 1-3
Art enthusiasts and those who appreciate finding fine art treasures are invited to the Artists of the Superstitions fall studio tour Nov. 1-3 in Apache Junction and Gold Canyon. A signature ...
Power restored to Apache Junction mobile home park after a month-long outage
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ — After a month in the dark and in the heat, electricity is finally flowing to homes in one Apache Junction mobile home park. “It’s nice to be able to have a fully operating refrigerator again,” a resident at Arizuma Country Estates, Markos Korakas, said. “We should have had power a long time ago.”
Maricopa Leaders Spark Innovation Dialog at League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference in Phoenix
The dialogue on innovation and collaboration took center stage this week as members of Maricopa City Council and its youth council joined other leaders in Phoenix for the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference. According to information released by the City of Maricopa, the multi-day event saw a significant exchange of forward-thinking strategies aimed to enhance Arizona’s growth and community development.
Maricopa Seeks Public Input on Zoning Code Overhaul with Key Hearings in September and October
The City of Maricopa is on the move to amend its Zoning Code, in efforts to align the city's framework with the ever-morphing face of urban development. As reported by the City of Maricopa's official website, they're opening the floor to community voices through scheduled public hearings. The aim is to refine and update certain provisions, namely within Section 18 that deals with zoning ordinates, keeping them consistent with the latest trends in development and correcting existing deficiencies. Attached documents provide insight into the specific segments up for adjustment.
Superior Mayor to receive special citation at American
The 42nd Annual American Mining Hall of Fame Awards Banquet and Fundraiser, sponsored by the Mining and Minerals Education Foundation (MMEF), will be held Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa in Tucson. Event proceeds fund an Education Outreach Coordinator managed through The University of Arizona School of Mining & Mineral Resources.
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