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The students faced a few setbacks during the problem-solving process, including rearranging, disassembling and reassembling sections, all while trying to meet their deadline. The Ferris wheel is currently on display in the school's lobby.

Since 1959, Phoenix Art Museum has provided millions of guests with access to world-class art and experiences in an effort to ignite imaginations, create meaningful connections and serve as a brave space for all people who wish to experience the transformative power of art.

“The Happiness Breakthrough is about grabbing a hold of the very best of who you are so you can serve and help other people,” said Queen Creek businessman Mark Leonard. "If we could teach the world to change how they view everything, in a positive mindset about how they will approach difficulties, it will change everything.”

The free-to-access event offers entertainment, egg hunts, animal races, discovery zone, play zone and more. Wristbands are required for the play zone and can be purchased in advance up to Monday, March 13 at 8 a.m. online or at the Recreation Annex for $12.50. Wristbands will be $15 at the event.

“Many students don't realize that they qualify for these scholarships,” said Quincy Nelson, foundation secretary of QCSEF. “They should always apply. We have several scholarships to offer, and we are able to help many students whether they are going to a four-year university, a community college or a trade school.”

Being aware of tax changes can help you plan better when it comes time to file your taxes. The deadline to file your 2022 taxes is April 18, 2023. If you need help or advice on tax laws and your rights, contact a local attorney.

Nurse practitioner, rehab founder team up to offer Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy clinic

By 2026, the town will have an additional 15,000 acre feet of water supplies to offset groundwater pumping. Queen Creek’s allocation of the Colorado River (established in the 1980s) is a very small portion of what the town is using to recharge the aquifer.

The students had fun in a Seussical way with Horton, "The Cat in the Hat" and "Green Eggs and Ham."

Officer Rachel de la Torre had a great time helping kids at Auxier Elementary School pick out a good book to read.