Bryan Mordt is a journalist for InMaricopa, focusing on local news and community stories in Maricopa, Arizona. With a passion for highlighting the people and events that make the area unique, Bryan's articles often feature interviews with local residents and cover topics ranging from community events to human interest stories.
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Bryan Mordt's coverage heavily features profile features, events, and announcements within the local Maricopa community. Given his focus on profiling individuals and covering local events, he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer unique human interest stories about people in Maricopa or highlight upcoming community events.
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Introducing Dawn Flores-Densmore, a vibrant member of the Maricopa community for over sixteen years.
CAC’s Maricopa Campus is hosting an Easter party today and everyone is invited!
Just before 11:30 a.m. today, the moon obscured most of the sun in a solar eclipse that won’t return to North America for another 20 years. “If you missed experiencing […]
Introducing Madeleine Van Sickle, affectionately known as Maddie, a 25-year-old resident of Maricopa for the past 20 years. Originally from Ak-Chin Village, Maddie is an ER technician at Exceptional Health Community Hospital.
A new ballot proposition gives Maricopa voters the opportunity to say yea or nay to the city selling various parcels of land around town for “community and economic development” opportunities. The special election is July 30.
Maricopa Police Department will close the doors of its administration building as it transitions to the new facility next door.
By: Jeff Chew, Bryan Mordt
Maricopa Unified School District’s superintendent said internet chatter this morning suggesting “a potential school shooting” was “not considered a credible threat.”
Here is a list of permits issued June 10 through July 5.
It looks like Maricopa Taco Bell fans are safe from losing their Breakfast California Crunchwrap. For the first time, the Bell’s corporate honchos are giving franchisees the chance to opt out of serving breakfast. That won’t happen in Maricopa, say managers at both shops.
By: Monica D. Spencer, Bryan Mordt
Some Maricopa residents received a letter over the weekend from Global Water Resources warning of “elevated fluoride levels” detected in their drinking water for the past year.
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