With more than 90% of precincts reporting, Rep. Eli Crane (R-Oro Valley) looks likely to retain his seat as the congressman ...

From Chicago to Maricopa, Kaydence Shipman has found a place to call home while building friendships, exploring her interests, and making memories along the way. Kaydence moved to Maricopa in 2017 and ...

Looking for a reason to stretch your drawing and graphic design skills? Maricopa Friends of the Arts is searching for the perfect logo for the upcoming First Fridays event this fall and they’re ...

Five-year goal: n five years, I hope to be married with a Master’s degree in business. It is possible I will go to the NFL draft, but I plan on being an accountant. Favorite high school memory: Senior ...

Politics is messy and election season only tends to make it worse with the debates and complaints. The Rotary Club of Maricopa is hoping to ease some of that tension with its upcoming “Meet Our ...

The votes are in, and three Maricopa moms have new bragging rights. Best Mom InMaricopa, an annual Mother’s Day tradition dating back to 2012, returned this year with 46 nominated moms and more than ...

Photographer Robert Russell stands outside his Rancho El Dorado home. Robert Russell has lived in Maricopa his whole life. Behind a camera, the Gen Z college kid is finding there is still plenty of it ...

As Maricopa grows, so does the presence of faith throughout our town. Among the choices to practice your faith in Maricopa is Calvary Chapel. They are located at 44301 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, ...

Mollie Skorski spent 13 years searching for her biological family before a viral reunion at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport eventually led her to build a new life in Maricopa. [Submitted] ...

Grassdancer Dhallin Yellowhair of Saratoga Springs, Utah dances in Maricopa Elementary School's gymnasium on May 2, 2026. [Monica D. Spencer] You could feel the drums before even stepping into ...

Arriving in Arizona was a shock. It took me some time to get used to it. Yet I quickly came to appreciate it. Maricopa is not just the place where I live. It is a place that has taught me to breathe ...

Water — it’s always been Arizona’s most valuable resource, and lately, it’s back in the headlines. Ongoing drought and decades of heavy use have put increasing strain on the Colorado River system.