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Diamondbacks’ Torey Lovullo provides updates on Christian Walker, Ketel Marte
Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo feels that progression could be quick for stars Christian Walker and Ketel Marte once fully cleared. The manager told Arizona Sports’ Burns & Gambo on Friday the two veterans have had so many at-bats this year that he’s hopeful they’ll be back “sooner rather than later.”
Grand Canyon U Baseball Stars Shine this Summer Ahead of New Season
The Grand Canyon University (GCU) baseball program is gearing up for the new school year after a successful Division I postseason, including two top-25 wins. Following summer ball, players showcased impressive performances, particularly pitchers Brock Toney and Garrett Ahern, both being named all-stars. As the team unites next week, anticipation builds for the upcoming 2025 season, with returning players and newcomers ready to contribute to the program's growth.
Local doctor opens new practice
Micah Olson, MD, recently opened Valley Healthspan at 3333 E. Camelback Road, Suite 270. The preventative/functional medicine age management center began seeing patients in June. A third-generation Phoenician who grew up in North Central, Olson worked as a pediatric endocrinologist at Phoenix Children’s Hospital for 14 years, but recently left...
Diamondbacks’ Luis Guillorme lays out for play of the year contender vs. Red Sox
Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Luis Guillorme laid out Superman-style in the four-hole to snag what looked to be a clear base hit on Saturday at the Boston Red Sox. Guillorme spun onto his back side in shallow right field to fire a one-hopper to first base with just enough power to beat Masataka Yoshida running up the line.
Comedy showdown at Cactus Jack’s a big success
The Valley has a new queen of comedy and Ahwatukee comedian and promoter Anthony Solimini thinks he’s on to a good thing. Solomini, a retired international banking executive who became a comic and created HaHaTukee, co-produced a showdown for Valley comedians with Comedy School founder Tony Vicich that brought some of the funniest men and women together for weeks in an elimination competition at Cactus Jack’s Grill at 48th Street and Elliot Road.
Phoenix Heat Warning: Prepare for 109° Temperatures by Tuesday
Phoenix, AZ – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a heat warning for Phoenix as temperatures are expected to reach 109° by Tuesday. Residents are urged to take precautions during this period of intense heat, which is part of a broader warming trend expected early next week.
Court Dismisses ASU Academic/Administrator's Libel Suit Against Journal That Had Retracted His Article, with Reference to Possible Plagiarism
This action concerns Dr. Cristobal Rodriguez's allegations of defamation and trade libel against Taylor & Frances Group, LLC …. Dr. Rodriguez is the Associate Dean of Equity, Inclusion, and Community, as well as an Associate Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy studies, at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. He researches inclusion and equity in education for "dual language learners, Black, Latino, and Indigenous" families and students. On March 7, 2022, Dr. Rodriguez and two other authors published an article in Educational Studies entitled "Our Separate Struggles Are Really One: Building Coalitions and Solidarity for Social and Racial Justice in Education" …. Educational Studies is an education journal published by Defendant.
Avery johnson explains what makes Devin Booker one of the most misunderstood stars in the NBA: "He’s got a mean streak"
NBA guard Avery Johnson believes Devin Booker is a misunderstood star in the league and claims the Phoenix Suns superstar is extremely tough.
Each Big 12 Football Team’s Worst-Case Record for 2024
ARIZONA: 7-5 What happens: Maybe the vibes just aren’t that good under first-year coach Brent Brennan? Maybe the chemistry between quarterback Noah Fifita and wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan isn’t the same as a year ago? Maybe that Desert Swarm defense loses its way? It could be a combination of things that get to the Wildcats. But, even in the worst case, Arizona still makes a bowl game.
Cutting-edge manufacturing facility coming to Mesa
The Arizona Commerce Authority, Greater Phoenix Economic Council, and city of Mesa are pleased to announce that Magna, a mobility technology company, is building a manufacturing facility in Mesa. As one the largest suppliers in the automotive space, Manga is the largest automotive supplier in North America. Located at Power...
Grant Thornton names Jessica Estrada as leader of firm’s Phoenix office
Grant Thornton, one of America’s largest brands of professionals providing end-to-end audit, assurance, tax, and advisory services, has named Jessica Estrada as the firm’s new market managing principal for Phoenix. In this role, Estrada will drive growth and lead strategy execution in the Phoenix market, while helping her team deliver personalized client experiences.
Choral group for seniors organizing in East Valley
A national nonprofit is organizing a chorale group composed of adults 55 and older that will rehearse through the fall in preparation for a free concert. Encore Creativity for Older Adults is sponsoring the Encore Chorale of Phoenix, which will begin rehearsals for 15 weeks for 90 minutes Tuesday afternoons on Sept. 3 at Horizon Church, 1401 E. Liberty Lane, Ahwatukee.
Mercury prevail past Dream 82-80 in down-to-the-wire finish
The Olympian trio of Kahleah Copper, Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner combined for 56 points for the Phoenix Mercury who bounced back after a 72-63 loss on Wednesday to the Atlanta Dream with a dramatic, 82-80 win. Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Griner finished with...
US Army trains military health personnel at HonorHealth trauma center
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — HonorHealth is helping provide hands-on trauma care for military personnel through life-like simulations. Located at the Osborn Medical Center, the training facility is 15,500- square feet and is equipped with mock rooms to help these personnel complete their training. “If we have a situation where we...
A Spinning Diana Taurasi Dropped Breathtaking No-Look Dime to Mercury Teammate
The 42-year-old veteran pulled off a vintage stunning pass to start the Mercury's fast break. At 42 years old, Phoenix Mercury veteran Diana Taurasi has still got it. In the second quarter of the Mercury's matchup against the Atlanta Dream on Friday night, Taurasi deflected a pass on defense and tipped it to herself. Trying to push the ball down the floor on a fast break, Taurasi spun around and flung a no-look pass to teammate Mikiah Herbert Harrigan, who caught it on one bounce and laid it in for two points.
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