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Pinal County Board of Supervisors hosts luncheon for volunteer appreciation week

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors honored around sixty volunteers with a special luncheon during Volunteer Appreciation Week. Recent data highlights ongoing educational challenges faced by local students, underscoring opportunities for community involvement.


Walt Blackman, Representative for Arizona House

Arizona State Representative Blackman on legislative priorities: ‘I’m focused on solutions, not excuses’

Arizona State Representative Walter ‘Walt’ Jack Blackman said he is focused on solutions rather than excuses as families face economic pressures across Arizona.
Colton Vercoe

Who from Pinal County area’s former high school standouts will be active on Friday, April 17?

On Friday, April 17, this former Pinal County area high school star will be competing.
Stephen Estatico, Superintendent at Superior Unified School District

Pinal County Schools: American Leadership Academy, Ironwood K12 welcomed most students in 2025-26 school year

American Leadership Academy, Ironwood K12 stood out in Pinal County with 2,189 students enrolled in the 2025-26 school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education.

Wendy Rogers shares updates from Williams, Arizona on social media

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers posted several tweets on April 12 and April 13, including comments about dining in Williams, AZ.


Colton Vercoe

Which former Pinal County area high school stars will compete on Tuesday, April 14?

Tuesday, April 14 will feature competition from this former Pinal County area high school standout.
Director at Maricopa County Parks and Recreation, R.J. Cardin

Pinal County lists family and kids events for April 12-18

Don’t miss out on these family and kids events happening in Pinal County this week.
Jamie Carsten, Chair

Florence announces $127 million water and sewer system upgrade for future growth

Florence is launching a $127 million project aimed at improving water quality and expanding sewer capacity over multiple years. City leaders say this effort will help support future growth while strengthening essential services. The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce continues its role in promoting local business engagement.