Jim Phipps: A career well lived
In these days of news-media downsizing, public information officers assume an even more significant role than in days past.
The job of these professional communicators is to provide...
By Joyce Coronel
The 31st annual Chandler Chamber of Commerce Ostrich Festival takes wing March 8-10 at Tumbleweed Park, and organizers say the extravaganza will offer three days of musical entertainment, rides, food...
The more than 10,000 employees at Chandler’s two Intel facilities will now be answering to
a new chief executive officer.
Robert Swan served as chief financial officer and also was interim CEO until the announcement by...
By Joyce Coronel
Dr. Charles Hu, director of Dignity Chandler Regional Medical Center’s Level-1 Trauma Center, has a message for motorcyclists tempted to jump on without taking the customary— and potentially lifesaving—precautions: Don’t...
By Sammie Ann Wicks
For many of us, strolling down a city sidewalk or crossing the street to go to our favorite restaurant are things we take for granted, but these seemingly simple everyday...
There’s no need to look at a calendar. Fitness centers have reached maximum capacity, politicians are boasting about their plans for a productive term, and a collective new-year-new-me mindset has stirred the...
From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8, Historic Downtown Chandler will transport visitors back in time with a celebration of yesteryear, promising a “living history” experience through live character storytelling and music.
