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The idea of “Disney” introductions where all animals meet and play nicely is not reality. You should be your dog’s best advocate when deciding who he meets, when, and under what circumstances. Ensuring that you have the tools to do a risk assessment ahead of time allows you to be your dog’s advocate by guiding all his social interactions for the best socialization experience.

When you shop and dine in Queen Creek, you support local jobs, entrepreneurs, the economy and community programs. With the variety of local retail and restaurant options available, shopping Queen Creek has never been easier.

The brunch is Lost Our Home Pet Rescue’s major annual event. This year's theme, “Paws to Celebrate,” highlights 15 years of providing life-saving programs to the community. 

The proposed modifications do not cause an increase in the water and wastewater capacity fees adopted pursuant to Ordinance 700-19.

The highlight of the family-friendly festival is the parade, which will feature over 60 entries ranging from marching bands and dance troupes to floats and the big man himself, Santa Claus.

This event is about fully immersing yourself in Chihuahua’s culture through their Agave Spirits Mezcal & Tequila, music, tourism opportunities and more. General admission tickets are $45 and come with a recycled engraved shot glass and 10 sampling tickets to taste the spirits.

Several local businesses throughout the Valley are taking part as drop-off locations for the unopened toys which will provide holiday spirit, smiles and hope to children battling for their lives. To donate, Armer Foundation for Kids is asking that Valley residents drop off any new, unwrapped toys for kids between the ages of newborn to teens.

Applications are accepted online only and are due by 11:59 p.m. MST on Dec. 17. The selection committee will award up to two grants of $10,000 each, and each recipient will be invited to present work in the 2024 Lehmann Emerging Artist Awards recipients’ exhibition. There is no fee to submit to the open call.

Experience a winter wonderland like no other with seasonal food, fun and festivities for the whole family. Hop on a hayride to visit Rudolph or journey through Santa’s magic workshop this holiday season on the farm.

From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Small Business Saturday, Nov. 25, shop the 200-plus vendors at the local market, now located at Schnepf Farms, 24810 S. Rittenhouse Road.