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Aztecs emerge victorious in elite Basha Relays

By Alex Zener Corona’s boys and girls track and field teams took first place at the Basha Relays, with the boys compiling 75 points and defeating Highland, which was second, with 69 points. The girls team...

Corona del Sol Baseball, player-in-focus: Damon DeVirgilio

Corona Baseball — With one game left in the regular season, the Aztecs are sitting in 11th place in the Division I baseball standings with a 20-6 overall record after defeating Mountain Pointe, 1-0, April...

Determination kept motivated teen on a fast track to early graduation

By Sally Mesarosh When Austin Hornbaker first walked into the guidance department at Corona del Sol High School, counselor Angela Carter knew she was dealing with an extraordinary 14-year-old. “He brought me...

Can’t get the kids to SeaWorld?

San Diego attraction brings its popular denizens of the deep to Kyrene de las Brisas Elementary School for a day of discovery and fun.

2 from Tempe only state teachers honored

Excelling in their high school classes evidently set a pair of young Tempe women on a path toward lifelong achievement. The James Madison Foundation has awarded one of its coveted fellowships to...

Were you among the 30,000 who turned out for Pat’s Run?

Can you find your face in the crowd? Wrangler News photographer Billy Hardiman was there early to record the event's most thrilling, and in some cases most memorable, moments.

Despite shift to new varieties, Tempe florist reports carnations still top the list for Mother’s Day

By Deborah Hilcove Each of us has one. Some of us may have several. Perhaps they’re living or maybe they’re gone. Some are birth, foster, adoptive. Many serve in the military; others are...

Earthquake tragedy in Nepal’s capital may have destroyed some of its history but not recollections of area exec’s visit

It was February 2014, and longtime Tempe insurance agent Mary Contreras had embarked on what she remembers as the trip of a lifetime. Joined by 11 other Valley businesswomen, Contreras had been...

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