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Local brewery releasing new design for second round limited edition Shazaam! Valley Style IPA beer – a design inspired by the vintage 1973 Phoenix Sun’s jerseys and a nod to Al McCoy and his retirement – just in time for Friday, May 5 first home game of the second round playoff game.

In 2022 alone, Arizona Helping Hands has served over 3,000 children locally by providing them with essential items, school supplies, safety items and more.

AMSAF will host its annual distracted driving fundraiser, Share the Road & Riding for the Long Haul, at El Zaribah Auditorium in Phoenix from 5 to 9:30 p.m. this Saturday, May 6.

SRP volunteers packed 80 food boxes for distribution to hungry neighbors in our community and prepared around 600 heat relief kits containing cooling towels, bandanas, sunscreen, hand sanitizer, hats, lip balm, and more that will be given out at The Salvation Army’s cooling and hydration stations and via its mobile hydration unit during the scorching Phoenix summer.

The event has sold out all previous years and is likely to sell out fast again this year.

Grab your margarita and raise it for a toast in honor of Cinco de Mayo. Many events and specials will be going on all week in Queen Creek and throughout the Valley.

Everything kicks off at 3 p.m. Thursday, May 4 at Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers downtown Phoenix at Chase Field, 401 E Jefferson St. Mike Hazen, Arizona Diamondbacks executive vice president and general manager, and Dr. Nader Sanai, Ivy Brain Tumor Center director, will come together to officially kick off the campaign.

Legacy Cares reorganizes to create "strongest future for Legacy Park," the multi-faceted sports and entertainment complex in Mesa, near the Queen Creek border. The organization announced on Monday that it's moving forward with new management and is seeking a new owner. They say events are booked through 2030 at the venue.

Registration is now open for fall flag and tackle football with the town’s official football partner, San Tan Youth Football League.

Local fast food competitors in Queen Creek could have edge over Whataburger as they fail to implement cage-free egg policy promised in 2011.