Seeking common ground, the Payson Town Council met with the Rim Country Educational Alliance separate legal entity board members about plans to build on the 253-acre site originally intended for a university campus, with members of the Star Valley council…
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and First Lady Phefelia Nez welcome the Casey Family Programs Board of Trustees to Window Rock Oct. 3 to continue partnering to provide critical services that benefit Navajo families and children. Casey Family Programs works…
Bearizona CEO Sean Casey presents a $30,000 check to Williams Elementary-Middle School for its Falcon Flyers after-school program.
Ballots were sent out to voters last week for elections in both the Nogales and Santa Cruz Valley unified school districts that will determine whether the districts can raise additional funds through property taxes that officials say are necessary to…
Maria Jesus “MJ” Arevalo graduated from NHS in 1977 and has volunteered at the local schools where her children, grandchildren and other family members were students. She still walks by her old classrooms frequently: “The old NHS building brings memories…
Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek confess to vandalizing Dakota Access Pipeline on July 24, 2017, at a press conference at the Iowa Utilities Board. Montoya, a teacher at Running River School in Sedona, was indicted on Sept. 19, 2019, arrested…
When she was in middle school, Alyssa Charlow turned to her teacher for help in math class. “Your brother was really good at math,” she recalled the teacher telling her. “And you know, boys are really good at math, so…
The University of Arizona campus isn't just college lectures and weekend tailgates. And, you don't even have to be a college kid to enjoy all the UA has to offer. It's a perfect place to explore with kids of all…
A developer with projects in the Phoenix area who was involved in the widespread college admissions scandal was sentenced to 1 month in prison Friday. Robert Flaxman, whose Crown Realty and Development was responsible for the Montelucia Resort in Scottsdale,…
Nearly 80 percent of Maricopa County residents will be voting on a school district bond or override in the November 5 special election and many families in Peoria will be watching the outcome closely. Jennifer Pulbratek is used to the…
Some Arizona parents are joining a national trend for kids with autism. You might have seen a popular post online talking about how kids with autism will be carrying blue buckets on Halloween to alert neighbors the child has autism.
As aspen leaves shift to gold and auburn once again, fall has settled throughout Flagstaff, bringing with it annual communitywide festivities such as Northern Arizona University’s Homecoming. NAU’s week of festivities begins Monday, with its 120th anniversary as the theme.
iPads aren’t an after-school gaming device for Yuma School District One students. Instead, they are catalysts for learning about digital citizenship and cultivating useful skills.
Eduardo Chavez was an infant at the time of the death of his grandfather, Cesar Chavez, the co-founder and leader of the United Farm Workers union.
“You are not alone.” That message, along with Teen Lifeline’s phone number for one who may be contemplating suicide, is on the reverse side of most middle-school student IDs this year as part of a widespread campaign by the Tempe…
