Bob Burns is a talk show host for "Bob Burns in your afternoon" in Fountain Hills, Arizona. He is also a writer for various local publications, including the Daily News-Sun and the Friday Flyer. Bob covers local news and events in Fountain Hills, providing information and updates to the community.
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Bob Burns focuses mainly on local government, community events, and elections within Fountain Hills, Arizona. He heavily covers press releases and government announcements related to the area.
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The Town of Fountain Hills has hired Mike Pelton to take over as its communications director/PIO.
Boston College history professor Heather Cox Richardson writes a newsletter titled "Letters from an American." She has a subscription audience of approximately 1.7 million and tens of thousands non-subscription readers. She frequently draws parallels between past events in U.S. history and present-day events.
The veterans organizations of Fountain Hills invite the public to pay tribute to those who serve their country with military service at the annual Veterans Day ceremony at 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at …
Bob Frost, Past Commandant Marine Corps League Det. 1439, delivers the keynote address for the Veterans Day ceremony. Frost talked about the origins of Veterans Day following World War I and the hardships faced by soldiers battling in France.
The Town of Fountain Hills has brightened Avenue of the Fountains by wrapping more than 50 palm trees with lights. The lights are not just for the holidays; they will remain on through the winter season. The lights were turned on Saturday, Nov. 16.
Fountain Hills Mayor Ginny Dickey welcomes Fountain Hills Unified School District Stellar Students to the Town Council meeting on Nov. 19. From left to right are Fountain Hills High School Conrad Skinner and Soham Alvarenga Sandoval; Little Falcons Preschool Kaiya Rogers and Wyatt Evans; Mayor Dickey; McDowell Mountain Elementary School Kellen Bryant and Aidan Wood; Fountain Hills Middle School Anaya Lewis. Middle School student Angel Rivera was absent from the presentation.
Workers are installing the structural ribbing for the Hyperspace Planetarium at the site of the International Dark Sky Discovery Center in Fountain Hills. The dome is being built on the ground adjacent to the building and when completed it will be lifted into place with a crane. The lift is currently scheduled for some time the first two weeks of December.
Workers install sheeting on the dome for the hyperspace planetarium.
Political divisiveness has come to the forefront over the annual Christmas tree display in the lobby of the Fountain Hills Community Center.
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