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Kyrene Middle School students launch drive to help needy kids

Is the USPS hopping on the electric-car train?

The prototype mail delivery trucks have been spotted cruising around Tempe, indicating they are headed in this direction sooner than you might think.

First Person From one Tempe veteran to our many others: Thank you

In Tempe, we have so many examples of veterans giving back to our community to enrich our quality of life. They continue to serve and it motivates me to honor them.

Tempe continues push to raise disability awareness

Disability-law compliance is not just Michelle Stokes’ job—it’s her passion, and she wants to make sure that Tempe can justifiably be seen as inclusive and accessible to all people.

More insight into why — and how — our little publishing enterprise seems to just keep dogging along

It didn’t take long for Abby, the Australian cattle dog who came into our lives nine years ago, to make it known that taking a daily walk around the neighborhood was one of the rewards she expected for agreeing to accompany us out of the idyllic confines of the county animal shelter.

Corona’s Bonfire is Long-Standing Tradition

Streaks of orange and gold were present not only by the vivacious attire of Aztec students, but could be seen from a mile away in a roaring blaze during Corona’s annual bonfire....

Lost Our Home Pet Rescue gears up for gala

Tempe-based Lost Our Home Pet Rescue will hold its 7th annual Holiday Champagne Brunch & Auction, featuring gifts for everyone’s holiday shopping list, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3, at the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia. 

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