This Sunday, Nov. 4, Living Word Chapel has cancelled its worship services. Instead, members will take to the streets of Kearny, Mammoth, San Manuel and Oracle to Serve Our Cities. The sermon will be a practical, a way to do instead of just listen....
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Jeff Gregorich named All-Arizona Superintendent of the Year
The Arizona School Administrators, whose 1,400 educational leaders have the honor of working with students, teachers, parents, and communities to provide safe, welcoming, collaborative and effective learning environments for 1.1 million Arizona students, have...
Letter to the Editor: CAC Governing Board Elections
Greetings residents of the Copper Corridor. Come Nov. 6, you will make some important choices and I’d like to illustrate the differences between two candidates running for the Central Arizona College governing board. I am writing as a...
Rio Tinto announces support for North American employees affected by family and domestic abuse
Rio Tinto announced a package of measures to protect and support employees in North America who are experiencing domestic and family abuse, or who have an immediate relative who is experiencing abuse. As a mine site managed by Rio Tinto, all Resolution...
Copper Basin Chamber of Commerce 2019 Video Contest
The Copper Basin Chamber of Commerce and local businesses have come together to create a contest for everyone that can make a short film. In this film, spotlight your favorite place in the Copper Basin communities of Winkelman, Hayden and Kearny. It can also include a...
Frightful Halloween fun is looming for Hayden-Winkelman children
It is coming, the darkness, the madness, the mayhem as a fearful rushing of adrenaline courses through veins, hearts beat wildly, eyes glaze over, and with a glistening smile, a smacking of lips, the candy is found and consumed. Not that candy is...
Pinal County welcomes new business
Last Thursday, at the Casa Grande City Council Chambers a joint study session between the Pinal County Board of Supervisors and the Casa Grande City Council was held regarding the Lucid Motors Project. On the agenda was the presentation and discussion of...
Proposals to fight blight in Copper Corridor offered at Arizona House Committee hearing
Civic leaders especially seek way to combat real estate speculators who let buildings deteriorate Hearings to determine what can further be done to eliminate small town blight along the Copper Corridor was held by the Arizona House Committee on Land,...
Lowe’s volunteers help makeover the Superior Food Bank
Last week, employees from the Lowe’s at Ellsworth descended on Superior with the mission to do some good. And good they did. The Superior Food Bank was the recipient of all that goodness as the volunteers did a huge makeover. Lowe’s...
Sixth Annual DECA Fill-A-Bowl set for Nov. 2
The Superior High School DECA Club will host the 6th annual Fill-A-Bowl fundraiser on Friday, Nov. 2, 2018. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the Superior Junior-Senior High School office, or with any DECA member. Tickets must be pre-purchased...