Community News

Tom Ballard punches a code into a key pad at the entrance to the memory care center at Westchester Senior Living in Tempe.

You know that half-empty can of paint and the used automotive fluids taking up room in your garage?

Twenty-two moms from Tempe and other parts of the United States—all filled with hope—recently gathered for a luncheon at Babbo's Tempe restaurant and an opportunity to share the successes and frustrations of their ongoing battle against holoprosencephaly.

October might seem like a long way off when slogging through the sweltering days of August, but organizers of Four Peaks Oktoberfest are meeting weekly in preparation for the big day this fall when the festival makes its 43rd return visit to Tempe.

Graduating from the University of Rochester would be an impressive accomplishment by itself.

Tempe journalist, author and Wrangler News editor Joyce Coronel enjoys a writer's dream—to be approached by a publisher and asked to write a book.

Anthony Knowles relaxes in his law office and thinks back to the day in 1988 when he nearly lost his life.

The craze for learning code seems to be growing exponentially, and now Mesa Community College is getting into the game.