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"It just gives them an opportunity to have 3 or 4 more years of really individualized, hands-on skills to work and live independently," said special education director Carrie Schlehuber.

The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board last week voted 5-1 to recommend City Council approval for the city’s request to rezone the Grand Hotel near Main Street and Power roads

Norwichs New Leaf tattoo parlour has been given the green light to move from Upper King Street to Magdalen Street.

Registration is open until Oct. 20 for teams to enter the annual Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Chili Cook-Off, which takes place Oct. 28. Cash prizes will be awarded for Best Chili (amateur and professional), People’s Choice, Most Tasted, and Best Theme. Two chili types are eligible: ones with meat, and vegetarian.

As pastor at New Beginnings Christian Church, Andre Miller is dedicated to strengthening community ties. Now he has widened his scope: running for Mesa mayor.

United Way, QuikTrip, volunteers, New Leaf, Owasso, the Village, special needs adults, communal spaces, Day of Caring

The Owasso nonprofit site is one of nearly 400 benefiting from 3,800 volunteers working through Tulsa Area United Way in six Oklahoma counties, including Tulsa, through Sept. 15.

During the pandemic, the city of Mesa saw the issue of homelessness balloon, and they knew they had to come up with a solution.

Big news from the world of piping with Na Píobairí Uilleann’s announcement of €11.3 million in capital funding for its planned “Sound of Ireland Ce...

The results of a B.C. research project that gave thousands of dollars to homeless people are in and, according to one researcher, could challenge stereotypes about people "living on the margins."