Joyce Coronel
Joyce Coronel has been interviewing and writing stories since she was 12, and she’s got the scrapbooks to prove it. The mother of five grown sons and native of Arizona is passionate about local news and has been involved in media since 2002, coming aboard at Wrangler News in 2015. Joyce believes strongly that newspapers are a lifeline to an informed public and a means by which neighbors can build a sense of community—vitally important in today’s complex world.
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They’re not horsing around at City Hall: Action may bring down wall in bridle-path dust-up
Tempe City Council, after initially begging out of jurisdiction in a dispute over a wall in a South Tempe bridle-path easement, reverses course.
Tempe Needlewielders’ neighbors create joyous powerhouse for charity at Tempe’s Pyle Center
For nearly 50 years, The Tempe Needlewielders, a creative group of ladies, has met twice weekly to laugh, chat and craft sweaters, scarves, baby blankets, washcloths and slippers.
3 area school districts continue face-mask mandates for those indoors after court ruling
Three Tempe-area school districts were quick to continue face-mask mandates, primarily for those indoors, after a Sept. 28 Maricopa County Superior Court ruling.
Software that sends mobile updates is like a shot in the arm to anxious patients at emergency room
Dignity Health Chandler Regional Medical Center unveiled ERAdvisor to provide patients with real-time mobile updates at the emergency room.
West Chandler pastor helps starving kids gain new homes, hope, lives in his native Uganda
West Chandler pastor Robert Aliunzi co-founds E3-Africa to assist needy children, many of them orphans, in his native Uganda.
Even during COVID-19 pandemic, appearances still count at Sea of Beauty Med Spa in South Tempe
Tempe beauty shop owner Cecilia Brown finds that owning a small business provides flexibility that enhances her family-work balance.
Disabilities law broke barriers, opened doors, but 2 lament that it’s no cure-all
Even with the Americans With Disabilities Act, enacted 31 years ago, it remains anything but easy navigating life in public places, 2 with disabilities say.
CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN: Tempe woman earns child-advocate award
Ann Lynn DiDomenico was selected 2021 First Things First East Maricopa Region Champion for Young Children.
Joyce Coronel
Joyce Coronel has been interviewing and writing stories since she was 12, and she’s got the scrapbooks to prove it. The mother of five grown sons and native of Arizona is passionate about local news and has been involved in media since 2002, coming aboard at Wrangler News in 2015. Joyce believes strongly that newspapers are a lifeline to an informed public and a means by which neighbors can build a sense of community—vitally important in today’s complex world.
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