FLORENCE — The Pinal County Board of Supervisors Wednesday declared a local emergency for the Telegraph Fire burning in northeast Pinal County and requested state and federal disaster relief.
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PHOENIX — The wife of fallen Phoenix police Officer Ginarro New said she understood the risk of having a husband in law enforcement, but despite her grief, she would not change anything.
FLORENCE — After trimming Pinal County’s primary property tax rate by four cents in each of the last few budget years, county officials have approved a bigger slice to give back $1.7 million t…
COOLIDGE -- Since she was a small girl, Mafi Pamaka, 17, has dreamed of a career in firefighting.
COOLIDGE — A Coolidge family is mourning the death of their brother and father after Talon Nunez was killed by a woman driving a stolen vehicle.
COOLIDGE -- The end of school, just before summer vacation, is a slow time for many students. To keep them engaged in the final weeks of class this year, CAVIT fire science instructor Bob DiPi…
COOLIDGE — At the end of this month, Coolidge Disabled American Veterans Chapter 36 Cmdr. Ronnie Smith is stepping down after four years to accommodate shifting roles in the organization’s lea…
COOLIDGE — While two members of the Coolidge softball team are off to their next adventure, they will at least take their journey together.
TUCSON — The season might not have ended the way they wanted, but a group of talented Lady Bears got one last chance to take the field together.
CASA GRANDE — Vista Grande had a softball season for the ages, and in appropriate fashion, two of its players take home PinalCentral’s top all-county honors.
Player of the Year: Alyssa Tinnin (JR, Vista Grande)
COOLIDGE -- The end of school, just before summer vacation, is a slow time for many students. To keep them engaged in the final weeks of class this year, CAVIT fire science instructor Bob DiPi…
COOLIDGE — It doesn’t happen very often that the previous year’s graduates make their walk the week after the current class, but the pandemic and its aftermath have created unprecedented situations.
COOLIDGE — After a one-year gap, the Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology was able to resume certification and career and technical education testing for students to close out their …
COOLIDGE — The pandemic was able to stop nearly all school events, but unlike last year, 171 Coolidge High School and Coolidge Alternative Program students were able to have their live graduat…
COOLIDGE — After 30 years of law enforcement and then 30 years of teaching, Shane Blakeman is finally ready to retire permanently.
COOLIDGE — Last year, Coolidge High School graduates had to make due with a virtual graduation ceremony thanks to the pandemic.
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