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"I am thrilled that Arizona ranked third, but the overall numbers are still far too low," said Sam Freeman, CPDT-KSA, pet behavior consultant with the Valley's Pet Behavior Solutions. She is a monthly columnist for Queen Creek Sun Times.

"I am amazed by how much work and sacrifice Jack put into protecting our country and other people," said student Mack Larson. "He must have been so scared to go through Pearl Harbor and Midway, but he did that because he believes in what our country stands for and for freedom. I am so thankful for Jack and all of the people that are serving our country."

"In celebration of the 30th anniversary of ZooLights there is a brand new display of illuminated paintings showing various endangered species," said Linda Hardwick, vice president of marketing, communications and events at the Phoenix Zoo.

This presentation will focus on the SOS program content and how the program will be virtually implemented for students.

“We are inspiring women of color to jumpstart their fashion careers since creativity has different lanes and an endless amount of opportunity," Tara Swan said. "Showing them that there is a need for women of color in this industry and a similar audience waiting for them to create a brand for them to wear.”

“I’m really proud of the students. I’m glad I was able to be a part of it and allow them to showcase themselves,” said Lewis Brown, a culinary arts instructor at Queen Creek High School. “It really completes what I do as a chef and an instructor. That’s the feedback I love getting, seeing the students excel, allowing them to take the reins of doing something and I can sit back and watch them shine.” 

"This is a great small town parade and we're so happy to be able to keep this tradition going for the community," said Chris Clark, president and chief executive officer of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. "It takes hundreds of people and our terrific sponsors to make this happen."