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Awards, fun aplenty, as neighbors celebrate

Annual event seen as a way to sustain a vibrant community More than 300 Tempe residents shared in games, live music—and apparently lots of fun—at Kiwanis Park as part of the city’s third...

Preserving Mother Earth

Vols come clean over their concerns for Papago Park Giving traditionally focuses on the few most-celebrated holidays of the year, but a handful of Tempe residents insist the gift of their time and...

Princeton beckons Tempe Prep scholar with a full-ride grant

By Sayellor Taylor, Tempe Prep student reporter Admission into Princeton, for many students, is a dream. With lots of work from her end, it is senior Borislava Panayotova’s reality. Using QuestBridge, a scholarship...

Emergency medicine residency program to be launched at Chandler Regional

Visions of a new program to train emergency medicine physicians in the East Valley is about to become reality. Officials at Dignity Chandler Regional Medical Center say the initiative is designed to...

Kyrene Pueblo’s spelling bee champ makes it look as easy as ABC

Izzy Garcia was that toddler who preferred letters of the alphabet to treasures out of the toy box. She taught herself to read at age 2, perfected her printing at preschool, and competed in...

Relief centers provide shoes, water bowls to protect Bella during summer

This summer, heat relief centers across Maricopa County will be equipped with new dog shoes and water bowls to help keep dogs healthy and safe, based on funding approved by the Board...

A simple ‘hello’ could save a life

Campaign encourages proactive phone call or text to a teen possibly in jeopardy By Jessica Gonzalez -- Special to Wrangler News A simple check-in on Thursday, April 25. could have potentially lifesaving results. Has...

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