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Chiefs headlines for Monday, April 8

Here are some recent education-related items around Pima County this week.

If you care about literature, good novels, and poems, Virginia's new English Language Arts standards will depress you.

When Nogales resident Sara Chacon started her family a few years ago, her new circumstances pushed her to leave her full-time job as a nurse assistant.

Local service groups and nonprofits gathered on Main Street Wednesday to celebrate the $250,000 raised at this years Balloonfest.

Chris Broussard and the "First Things First" cast discussed the factors that go into media and fan reaction to Angel Reese and LSU.

Active parenting classes, sponsored by First Things First, start today, Tuesday, April 2 at the Pine Strawberry Elementary School, 3868 Pine Creek Canyon Dr., Pine. The class is from 9:30

It is still Easter, and the season will last for 50 days. Here are some Easter devotions and reflections I came across online that I had to pass along.  If you've come across other good Easter material--for example, insights you picked up from Holy Week services--tell us about it in the comments.

The annual Health and Resource Fair, hosted by Avondale’s Neighborhood & Family Services Department, is set to offer a platform for community engagement and support. Held at the Arizona Complete

Benedictine College plans to have the Daglen Observatory open for public viewing of the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, during the afternoon. The observatory, located on a hill at