Wrangler News Staff

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MLK Award honors champions of diversity

Flora Farago helped bring 500 ASU students together to fight social injustice. Kristyn Taylor St. Yves organized teens at Tempe High School to serve as peer educators for middle school students. A...

What kids gain from coaching paves way to success as adults

If you can work smoothly with teammates on a field or a court, you most likely can do the same in the workforce.

A Conversation with Kyrene Board President Bernadette Coggins

Bernadette Coggins is the new president of the Kyrene School District Governing Board, succeeding Ross Robb. Wrangler News correspondent Diana Whittle asked Coggins about the opportunities and challenges she sees facing the board in the coming year.

Challenge Day: Teens learn ways they can ‘Be the Change’

High school is a challenging transition for teenagers.

New pastor offers pledge to help the most vulnerable

The Rev. Robert Aliunzi is one of West Chandler’s newest residents but he’s already gained thousands of new friends.

On the street: Cities launch homeless count

You’ve seen them standing at the freeway exits or on street corners, holding makeshift signs with scrawled pleas for assistance.

Kid Zone thrives on help from Diablos, others

Ask Jeremy King to talk about Tempe’s Kid Zone and you’ll walk away from that encounter amazed at how much you didn’t know about this remarkable community resource.

Kyrene School Board briefs

The Governing Board of the Kyrene district started 2016 by reviewing a broad range of topics vital to the operation their 25 schools during the first meeting of the New Year.

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