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Michael Muscato of Peoria has surged ahead of Robert Olsen and Bob Musselwhite on the Democr… Read more
News
In a massive effort to keep employers writing paychecks during the pandemic, the federal government pumped more than $80 million into Peoria b…
Golfweek recently published rankings for its 2020 Best issue. Peoria’s Quintero Golf Club was ranked No. 2 in the state—which is saying someth…
Business
The AZ Water Association has recognized EPCOR USA with its 2020 Water Project of the Year Award for EPCOR’s $29 million expansion of the White Tanks Regional Water Treatment Plant in Surprise.
Two dozen bars around the state are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to rule that Gov. Doug Ducey does not have the constitutional authority to shut them or any other business down.
The Tiny Kitchen, a farm-to-table chain in the Valley, held a July 17 grand opening at Get Local Arizona Farmers Markets in Arrowhead Towne Center.
Arizona Business Incubator has more than 30 nonprofits working toward helping the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
There’s often not much agreement on news out of Washington, but Arizona business leaders were hard-pressed this week to come up with negatives about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement that took effect last week.
Opinion
The relentless pace of the coronavirus pandemic has challenged hospital and health care workers across the Valley and the country. Long days are spent caring for COVID and non-COVID patients. The stress of managing personal lives while balancing family needs and commitments adds yet another …
Here’s a practical solution to an issue that has riled professional and amateur sports for the past few years.
When it comes to bad years, it’s pretty tough to top 1347. That was the year the Black Death kicked into overdrive, contaminating major cities in Europe and Asia. Ultimately, that epidemic killed more than 50 million people over the next few years.
Arts & Entertainment
The Peoria Libraries are celebrating their centennial all throughout 2020 with special movies, games, themed book clubs and other family events honoring 100 years.
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Sports
Just before high school sports were suspended indefinitely, Mountain Ridge baseball was one …
The outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted sporting events over the world, but the Arizona Inter…
The ever-changing sports world due to the coronavirus pandemic was epitomized Thursday, Marc…
At 23, Michael Dominguez will not be a lot older than most of the girls he is mentoring in h…
While Spring Training and many other events around the West Valley cancelled due to COVID-19…
In a thrilling 78-70 game, Ironwood High School took down Millennium High School to claim th…
The Sunrise Mountain girls’ basketball came up just short in their title run, as the Mustang…