David Church

CASA GRANDE — The Casa Grande Union boys tennis program has slowly progressed and improved in recent years, producing solid talent every season thanks to a revamped freshman program.

SAN TAN VALLEY — For a town without its own police or fire department and a municipal government still in the early stages of building infrastructure, getting vital information to residents is crucial.

SCOTTSDALE — For the first time since 2021, the Vista Grande baseball program earned the chance to compete in the state tournament.

SAN TAN VALLEY — After retiring from her position as the town clerk of Chandler, Dana DeLong said she was ready to enjoy her post-career life. However, after monitoring the

MESA — The Combs boys volleyball program has quietly made a presence within the 4A Conference, with the team growing in skill and confidence with every season.

PHOENIX — With just over 10 athletes competing at the divisional track and field championships, Poston Butte was seeking solid performances across the board in order to keep its postseason

MESA — While Maricopa was well represented at the Division II track meet in several events, the Rams know that jumping events is where the team shines the brightest.

MESA — While their results didn’t lead to medals, the Vista Grande Spartans were still well represented on May 7 and May 9 at the Division II meet, with Spartans

SAN TAN VALLEY — On top of the several hours filled with important agenda items that will shape the makeup and structure of San Tan Valley, one agenda has gotten

SAN TAN VALLEY — Over the past eight months, the San Tan Valley Town Council has been tasked with answering questions about the newly formed municipality. Questions such as how