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Automakers continue to race toward a self-driving future, adding a multitude of high-tech safety systems aimed at preventing crashes. These advanced driver assistance systems (also known as AD…
The holiday season is upon us, and that means it’s time to celebrate! Luckily, our beautiful neighborhood is surrounded by some of the finest resorts in the Valley. Many of these places put on…
Eight days of celebration have finally arrived. With Hanukkah beginning on December 2, it is time to pull out the menorahs, dreidels and latkes.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The Arcadia area is filled with holiday cheer, with many families and local businesses getting into the spirit with holiday light displays. From sh…
I’ve been talking to a number of job seekers lately about illegal interview questions. They keep coming up, and I keep asking myself why that is. When you’re a job seeker, you may not realize …
Playing little league has been a childhood staple for generations of kids in Arcadia.
The holiday season is here and most of us are either decorating for the celebration or still working our energies up to make it out to the garage to drag out the memories of yore.
There are many things that qualify as a white Christmas, typically sub-zero temperatures and lots of snow. Now, those characteristics may not apply to central and southern Arizona in December,…
For most of us, the holiday season means sharing gifts, joy, laughter and delicious meals with family and friends. For many people in our community, though, Christmas is just another day to su…
When Joni Navarro-Sucato started volunteering to read with students in the Wilson School District – just north of Sky Harbor Airport – years ago, she would bring in treats as a special surpris…
I had barely finished putting away the spiders, cobwebs and Halloween pumpkins when my daughter enthusiastically asked if we could start listening to Christmas music. No, I emphatically said, …
Justine Dachel is a second-generation Arcadia native who grew up in the kitchen. Coming from a big family who loved to cook, her passion for food was ignited early on by her mother and grandmother.
During World War II the most famous prisoner-of-war camp in America operated less than a half-mile south of Arcadia. Camp Papago Park property began a block south of Thomas Road and extended s…
Kraig Foote, owner of Art One Gallery, Inc., will be celebrating 25 years of helping students achieve their dream of becoming successful artists this month. Located in Old Town Scottsdale, the…
THIS MONTH'S WINNER: Mrs. Sherril Hunter — Second grade teacher at Tavan Elementary
Ah, 1960. It was the year of bell bottoms, tie-dye shirts, and of course, Beatlemania. It was also the year Coach Bob Hendricks led the Arcadia Titans to their first and only undefeated footba…
Playing little league has been a childhood staple for generations of kids in Arcadia.
As the Arcadia Titans Basketball team prepared for its first game on November 19, practices were full of energy and hope for an explosive season.
Energy in the locker room of Arcadia High’s football team remains high despite what has proven to be a roller coaster of a season so far, featuring a five-game win streak followed by three str…
Nothing says fall like high school football. And like peanut butter and jelly, no Friday night game is complete without a magnificent high school marching band to wow the crowd during halftime.
The Arcadia High School Varsity Volleyball Team made the most of this season, leaving it all out there on the court as they pursued their plans for playoffs.
THIS MONTH'S WINNER: Kelley Blakslee – First Grade Teacher at Biltmore Prep
By Jennifer Marshall
Most people don’t find themselves in a swimming pool at 5 o’clock in the morning, but for Alexa Teneyck and Isabella Fratesi, it’s part of their everyday routine.
