MARICOPA — It’s time again for Maricopa residents to recognize the best of the best.
MARICOPA — A fundraiser hosted at Maricopa High School looks to honor a former student athlete and support summer football camp.
MARICOPA — A new transportation plan is in the works to address future infrastructure needs along the western edge of Pinal County.
MARICOPA — Desert Sunrise High School recently unveiled the progress of the student commons building that’s set to open in July.
MARICOPA — The city of Maricopa is seeking vendors who want to participate in the 2023 Great American 4th.
MARICOPA — In a somewhat unconventional move, Maricopa now has a 10-year capital improvement plan designed to addressed the city’s growing list of projects.
MARICOPA — Arrests are up in 2023 for Maricopa, according to an annual update about the Maricopa Police Department given by Chief Mark Goodman to the City Council last Tuesday. But the increase, says Goodman, doesn’t necessarily mean that overall crime in the city is up.
MARICOPA — Global Water has completed a number of projects and improvements in the last year and says that it is planning a few more.
MARICOPA — The Maricopa Community Theatre cast says they feel connected to the upcoming play “In The Heights” and hope the audience finds familiarity and community during the performance.
MARICOPA — Kooline Plumbing, Heating & Air LLC celebrated the grand opening of its new building May 12 in Maricopa.
MARICOPA — A+ Charter School has received approval for some significant changes next school year for students, staff and teachers.
MARICOPA — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed the budget for the state’s next fiscal year, one that has been celebrated by Maricopa officials for the funds it will bring to local infrastructure improvements.
MARICOPA — The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Ak-Chin Indian Community are accusing the city of Maricopa of not of not obtaining right-of-way for a road construction project, although the city said it has.
MARICOPA — The owner of RJA Enterprises has had a passion for printing since a young age, and now she only hopes to expand it through hard work and determination, despite only being a junior in high school.
MARICOPA — Copa Flats, an “affordable” housing development in Maricopa, welcomed its first residents on May 6.
MARICOPA — A public open house meeting for the West Pinal-Maricopa Area Transportation Plan is scheduled for Thursday.
PHOENIX — State lawmakers approved a $17.8 billion spending plan Wednesday after Republican lawmakers beat back efforts by Democrats to curb ever-expanding universal vouchers because it wasn’t part of the deal GOP leaders negotiated with Gov. Katie Hobbs.
SIGNAL PEAK — Central Arizona College student Robert Serrano has been named one of 60 community college students selected to receive the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, a press release from CAC said.
MARICOPA — The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission approved a permit for a new multifamily residential development in western Maricopa.
FLORENCE — By the time Virginia Ross appeared before Pinal County’s supervisors one last time, she had already sold her house.
MARICOPA — Next week, the student discipline and campus safety task force subcommittees will finalize their goals and recommended action steps to improve security at Maricopa Unified School District.
MARICOPA — Maricopa Chamber of Commerce honored various businesses and individuals who made a positive impact within the community throughout the year.
MARICOPA — The Maricopa City Council reviewed its memorial marker policy and added changes designed to better honor loved ones.
MARICOPA — Ak-Chin Indian Community celebrated Arbor Day at Milton “Paul” Antone Park on April 28 with a tree planting and seed exchange ceremony.
FLORENCE — Pinal County needs polling places after some schools, churches and homeowners associations have said they no longer wish to provide their buildings in the current political climate.
CASA GRANDE — U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Tucson, told community leaders at a Pinal Partnership meeting Tuesday at the Promenade at Casa Grande Community Room that he is defending local priorities while addressing the federal deficit.
MARICOPA — Local artist Carlos Jimenez wants to create the next generation of artists in Maricopa, taking students through his classes at Heritage Academy along with teaching them life skills.
MARICOPA — A storage facility caught fire as high winds swept through the Maricopa area on Monday.
MARICOPA — Maricopa’s new standalone municipal court building should open by the end of this year, with staff moving in early next year.
FLORENCE — A Pinal County supervisor has paid $20,000 out of his personal funds and the county insurance pool has paid an additional $20,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by two top employees of the County Attorney’s Office, who said they were smeared by false allegations of sexual misconduct.
MARICOPA — Maricopa’s Dancing to the Decades gave senior citizens memories to cherish for years to come.
MARICOPA — Temporary traffic control changes on John Wayne Parkway will be in place to prepare for Sonoran Desert Parkway’s first phase.
MARICOPA — Maricopa Unified School District is budgeting for fiscal year 2023-24.
MARICOPA — Masai’s Playhouse LLC is hosting a fundraiser to support a local family who lost their daughter days before her second birthday.
MARICOPA — The Maricopa Police Department is investigating an incident of a Butterfield Elementary student who reported being approached by an adult male.
MARICOPA — Central Arizona College’s Mise En Place culinary club raised $1,000 for the program’s culinary scholarship at its car show in Maricopa.
There’s always something new to discover in Pinal County. It’s one of the special things about living and working in Pinal.
MARICOPA — Sonoran Desert Parkway, a major road route connecting Maricopa with Casa Grande, should have a link completed by the end of this summer.
HIDDEN VALLEY — A fire on Sunday in a community southwest of Maricopa burned up some semi-trailers and small storage buildings with no injuries.
MARICOPA — A driver crashed into a car wash wall on Thursday after apparently hitting the gas instead of the brake.
MARICOPA — An adult man died at the hospital after being removed from a residential pool in Maricopa.
ELOY — Arizona isn’t running out of water, but it’s likely to become more expensive in years to come as utilities explore creative ways to be more sustainable, a panel of water executives told Pinal Partnership members and guests Friday morning.
MARICOPA — The highly anticipated Medical and Innovation Campus should bring a “new worldview” to Maricopa by improving the quality of life and advancing medical and sports knowledge.
MARICOPA — A shooting at Copper Sky Recreation Complex on Wednesday night is under investigation.
MARICOPA — Maricopa Chamber of Commerce cordially invites the community to attend its prom themed annual awards ceremony.
MARICOPA — Boys & Girls Clubs of the Sun Corridor offer local youth a safe place to play and learn at their summer camp program.
MARICOPA — Whether it’s slicing and dicing vegetables, designing menus or cooking ingredients, working in a fast-paced restaurant can be fun and rewarding. And with its Culinary Development Program, Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino aims to inspire wannabe chefs while teaching them the skills needed f…
MARICOPA — The Maricopa Historical Society is inviting the community to the museum and visitor center on Saturday to celebrate local Black history.
MARICOPA — A+ Charter invites the community this weekend to attend their spring festival, see the campus and what the school has to offer.
MARICOPA — The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the Apartments at Honeycutt multifamily housing development at Monday’s meeting.
MARICOPA — Central Arizona College’s Mise En Place culinary club is hosting its second car show in Maricopa to fundraise for the program’s culinary scholarship.
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MARICOPA — It’s been a busy past couple of weeks for the Maricopa Rams as a handful of athletes have signed their letters of intent to continue playing sports in college.
MARICOPA — The Maricopa Rams boy’s basketball team went into the season with plenty of new faces, both on the court and on the sidelines. Despite the team being in rebuild mode and winning jus…
MARICOPA — The Heritage Academy-Maricopa wrestling team won the Canyon Athletic Association state championship for the second consecutive year thanks to the the shared vision of coaches, wrest…
MESA — For a team that is only in its second year of existence, the Maricopa boy’s volleyball team has a bright future ahead of them.
MARICOPA — Murmurs had been swirling about a “play-in curse” surrounding Maricopa volleyball and head coach Tia Kannapel, who had brought the girls and boys teams to the postseason in all four…
Half of the 12 Pinal County teams that reached the play-in tournament on Wednesday have advanced to the first round of their individual state tournaments.
This is the follow up for the play-in tournament previews for all six softball teams.
SAN TAN VALLEY — Minus a few absences from some schools — Pinal County was well represented during the inaugural Pinal County Track and Field Championships, hosted by Poston Butte on Friday.
MARICOPA — Maricopa High School's salutatorian faced many struggles in her journey but never gave up.
MARICOPA — Maricopa Virtual Academy's valedictorian gained a "newfound appreciation" for online school, though struggling in the beginning.
MARICOPA — Maricopa Virtual Academy's salutatorian believes life comes with much trial and error, so it's important to find a balance.
MARICOPA — Sequoia Pathway's salutatorian encourages other students to keep their head up and believe in themselves.
MARICOPA — Heritage Academy-Maricopa's valedictorian approached school like he does the rest of his life, and it led him to the top of his class.
MARICOPA — Heritage Academy's salutatorian says grades don't measure intelligence, just work ethic — so keep working hard.
MARICOPA — A+ Charter's salutatorian encourages other students to work hard and know their limits to succeed without doing harm.