Aug. 20 pre-college workshops chart best path to career success
Wondering what to do after high school? Questioning which college is right for you?
Sept. 14 Diamondbacks – Colorado Rockies matchup
Students from three Kyrene Corridor schools — Corona del Sol H.S.,
Kyrene and Pueblo middle schools — demonstrated their patriotic fervor
as part of a massive...
Christmas trees help preserve memories of seasons past
Each ornament and light on
the two Christmas trees that
will mark the holiday season
at Tempe History Museum, 805 E.
Southern Ave., this month will not
only represent...
Coloring contest again joins park movie series
Wrangler News will hold its annual Kids Coloring Contest in conjunction with the city of Tempe’s 31st annual “Movies at the Park’’ series.
Each Friday...
Mansion plan rejected by City Council
Chandler City Council members have turned down a zoning and use permit requested by the newest owner of one of Chandler’s most impressive private...
For the third year in a row, Tempe rates above average
Tempe residents have voiced positive feelings and offered constructive feedback about the services, programs and facilities provided in their community.
In October 2009, more than...
Lots of agreement, not much debate in candidate matchup
Story and photos by Lee Shappell
For anyone hoping to glean what separates those running for Tempe City Council and mayor in the
March 10 election,...
Hope for young cancer patients springs from Corona grad’s death
Susan Mortensen-Turley was young, talented and bright. It couldn’t have gotten any better. At 25, Mortensen-Turley, a 2001 Corona del Sol graduate, had a...
Tempe police workshop explores how diversity training can help prevent unconscious bias
To many, diversity training is a loaded phrase. Oftentimes diversity training and workshops about bias and privilege are seen as preachy, or sometimes vindictive.
Hard work and achievement, not gender, pave the way for females in police careers
For some of Chandler’s finest, it’s just another part of life.