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Thanksgiving might be over, but the need for food and other items at local food banks is ongoing. Food banks are seeing new faces and experien…
In early October, the Arcadia neighborhood mourned after finding out that the long-time owner of AZ Ice Arcadia, Jim Rogers, had passed away. …
By Angela Copeland
The holiday season is well upon us. You have either decorated for the celebration or are still working up the energy to drag out the memories …
Following City Council approval, all amenities in Phoenix’s city parks have fully reopened. Community members are encouraged to continue to pr…
Even as we battle the pandemic, the holiday season is in full swing, with businesses and events keeping up with safety precautions so that nei…
It’s that exciting time of year when Arcadia’s youngsters get ready to participate in baseball and softball with Arcadia Little League. Regist…
Through its annual Adopt-A-Family Christmas Program, St. Vincent de Paul is working to give Valley families a traditional yuletide with all th…
Rebel Lounge has a long and colorful history in the Valley’s live music scene. Located at the corner of Indian School Road and 23rd St., the a…
The Heard Museum is synonymous with culture and art in Phoenix, and this year, the Native American museum is celebrating 90 years.
For the past five years, the AZ-TV Channel 7 “Stuff the Bus” campaign has become a lifesaver for Arizona children living in poverty. Thanks to…
Some readers may recognize the name Jennifer Marshall. She’s been one of Arcadia News’ freelance writers since March 2018. A name readers migh…
A Q&A with the dedicated healthcare professionals at our neighboring schools
Tanya Piazza says she always loved having her hair and nails done as a little girl. Little did she know that her infatuation would become a career.
Popcorn is probably one of America’s favorite snacks, and brothers Rudi and Aaron Sinykin have harnessed the popularity of this treat as a way…
Help support local Arcadia Boy Scouts by buying a wreath! The annual Troop 6 Wreath Sale is happening now. Wreaths – and other holiday greener…
The Million Dollar Teacher Project is a Valley nonprofit that wants to see more support for teachers inside and outside the classroom. Since i…
Alice L. Bendheim was known as a fierce supporter of civil liberties who wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. The mother of four co-founded the Am…
Students in theater groups at Xavier and Brophy Preparatory High School have nothing to do but “hit the heights.” Six weeks of dedication and …
A Q&A with the dedicated healthcare professionals at our neighboring schools
Arcadia High School has a new athletic director who brings his love of sports and academics to the Titan community. Shawn Gatson, who also ser…
Congratulations are in order for 4th grade Tavan Elementary teacher Lauren Miles for winning the Coach Jesse Parker Legacy Foundation Award fo…
In January, Phoenix College kicked off their centennial celebration by unveiling a time capsule. The capsule includes written quotes from stud…
Six houses. Middle and high school students. No, this isn’t Harry Potter. This is Veritas Prep’s “house program,” where incoming 6th graders a…
In March, the Arcadia News spoke with Arcadia High School’s new football coach Vance Miller about his impending first year. Miller expressed t…
As the season comes to an end, Arcadia High School’s golf team hopes to take home the state championship in November.
The MAKERS of Change Assistive Technology Challenge, sponsored by Southwest Human Development, invites high school STEM teams to come up with …
Veritas Prep’s Athletic Director, Kayla Walsh, is the winner of the inaugural Great Hearts Director’s Cup.
