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The numbers are in and Child Crisis Arizona’s hybrid Brunch for Love last Friday exceeded its fundraising goal of $600,000 for the children, youth and families it serves.

Give back to students, schools and teachers and receive a tax credit for your contribution. Donors will receive a dollar-for-dollar credit during tax season making it easy to "give back and get back."

The Queen Creek Town Center will be bustling with all of your favorite activities taking place at Trunk or Treat. Activities will include carnival games, escape rooms, food vendors, Nerf wars and more.

The Town of Queen Creek is hosting the HayQC! decorating event for town businesses and organizations. Each participating business will have a straw bale at their location that has been decorated to a family-friendly theme of their choosing.

The Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department (QCFMD) is joining forces with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to promote this year's Fire Prevention Week campaign, "Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety."

The Town of Queen Creek and City of Chandler have partnered to offer a variety of virtual training workshops to help residents in cultivating landscapes that are water-wise, beautiful and low-maintenance.

YAP (Youth Athletic Programs) Running Club will start the week of October 18.

Governor Doug Ducey launched Arizona’s new Cyber Command Center at a ceremony at the Department of Public Safety’s Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center (ACTIC) in Phoenix.

The Immersive Van Gogh exhibition is a must see in Scottsdale, as it's a completely new way to experience the works of this great artist.

It was a full house inside the McArthur Ballroom at the Arizona Biltmore on Oct. 1 as Child Crisis Arizona hosted its annual Brunch for Love fundraising event.