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COVID-19 takes the life of community leader Roy Chavez

Roy Chavez (2012)   The COVID-19 Pandemic has not discriminated, and it has taken its toll on the entire Copper Corridor and as Arizona continues to be a hotspot, Superior has realized its fifth death due to COVID-19.     While the death of the beloved...

Jax’s heart journey

Jax Ethan Formo   It’s every parent’s worst nightmare.   Healthy pregnancy. Normal delivery. By all appearances everything should be perfect at this happiest of times.   Your baby’s born, but something is wrong.   One Copper Corridor family is...

AIA announces delayed start to fall sports season

What is the future of 2020/2021 sports in the Copper Corridor?   As the increasing number of COVID-19 cases makes Arizona one of the worst hot spots in the nation, the Arizona Interscholastic Association announced last Friday that the high school fall sports...

Strike lines down: Unions go back to work; Asarco responds

  After nine months on strike, officials with the United Steelworkers announced that they made an unconditional offer to return to work to ASARCO.  This news came after the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued a complaint against ASARCO alleging...

Mayor’s Minute: Superior – We must protect our community

Superior is a proud, resilient, strong and caring community.  Those words are always front of mind when I speak of our community.  We always find a way to take care of our neighbors, family and friends, and this is what makes us resilient and strong.  ...

Town of Superior postpones laser show

  The Town of Superior has announced that due to an increase in the positive COVID-19 cases throughout Superior and the State of Arizona they will be postponing the scheduled Fourth of July Laser Light Show.    This postponement also comes after...

Oracle Schools close bond transaction

  The Oracle School District Governing Board is very pleased to announce its $13.2M bond transaction successfully closed on June 17, 2020. The staff can now begin paying for those items that voters approved.   First on the list is to pay off the District...