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Find out which American whiskeys and bourbons won medals at the DISC 2024, the history of the bottles, tasting notes, and where you can get your hands on these award-winning spirits. 

‘Maricopa Sandlot girls' softball hosts a second “Hit It for Hydie” tournament this Saturday and Sunday at Copper Sky softball fields to benefit the Maricopa family that lost their daughter in a State Route 347 car crash last year.The event benefits the Fernandez family, whose 10-year-old daughter Suheiry “Hydie” Fernandez, a Legacy Traditional School student, died in a multi-vehicle crash in March 2023.

The City of Maricopa’s plans for a second hospital and medical complex have fallen through a second time. Ricky Horst, the City of Maricopa’s chief strategy officer who last week retired as city manager, confirmed today that on Monday he represented the city in terminating an agreement with hospital developer Phoenix-based S3 Biotech.Horst’s letter to representatives of S3 Biotech basically states the company was not meeting the terms of its purchase and sale agreement with the city.“The...

Proposal to extend city’s boundaries to be presented to province

The Third Annual Copa Cultural Night Market is returning in April. 

City staff are planning to install a floating pier and paddleboats at the Copper Sky lake in the coming months, according to documents obtained in a public records request.

Meet Dayv Morgan, a seasoned resident of Maricopa since 2006, where he resides in the Palo Brea subdivision.

In 2023, Maricopa’s retail economy made great strides with several businesses opening and more on the way.

Get ready for some big upgrades to Copper Sky’s dog park. 

InMaricopa readers spoke loudly of their favorite stories in 2023.