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7,770 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Maricopa County as of February

By NW Valley Times | Mar 25, 2024

In February, Maricopa County registered 7,770 lawyers with active licenses to practice.

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Marquese Josephs, former Dream City Christian School standout’s collegiate team plays on Sunday, March 24 in Division I NCAA Basketball Championship Tournament

By NW Valley Times | Mar 25, 2024

The game took place in Spokane, Washington.

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LESKO STATEMENT ON APPROPRIATIONS FUNDING VOTE IN U.S. HOUSE

By NW Valley Times | Mar 24, 2024

On March 22, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024. U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Lesko (AZ-08) expressed her dissenting opinion on the appropriations funding vote.In a statement, Lesko stated, "Today, I voted no on the minibus budget deal that adds to our national debt and fails to advance critical conservative priorities. There were no funds to build the wall and no policies to secure the border." She further highlighted, "Instead, the budget increased funding for processing, housing, and healthcare for even more...

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Which former NW Valley Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon March 25?

By NW Valley Times | Mar 24, 2024

These former NW Valley Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon March 25.

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NW Valley Times area weekly mass times

By NW Valley Times | Mar 23, 2024

The following parishes in the NW Valley Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Marquese Josephs, former Dream City Christian School standout’s collegiate team plays on Friday, March 22 in Division I NCAA Basketball Championship Tournament

By NW Valley Times | Mar 23, 2024

Their team entered the tournament as a 12 seed.

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Census Bureau: 76.3% of people in Maricopa County were old enough to vote in 2021

By NW Valley Times | Mar 22, 2024

Of the 4,367,186 citizens living in Maricopa County in 2021, 76.3% were old enough to vote, equating to 3,330,206 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.

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Grateful Havocs head to The Big Dance, screaming and leaping to Spokane

By NW Valley Times | Mar 22, 2024

At 4:30 a.m. today, student Grace Schmaltz lept from bed.“Jumping for joy,” she said.Schmaltz and 173 of her closest Grand Canyon University friends, also known as the Havocs, were so excited they got up extra early to board the 7:30 a.m. bus leaving campus for a charter flight to Spokane, Washington, where the men’s basketball team plays Saint Mary’s Friday night in the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament. Sixty-five left earlier on commercial flights.The Havocs have created a high profile heading into their third appearance at the NCAA tournament on TV...

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Theatre students explore meaning of time, life in 'Tuck Everlasting'

By NW Valley Times | Mar 22, 2024

College of Arts and Media’s latest theatre production, "Tuck Everlasting," is captivating audiences with its exploration of immortality and the value of living in the moment. The play, which opened at Ethington Theatre, follows the Tuck family who discover the fountain of youth, leading to thought-provoking reflections on the essence of time and life.Peyton Daugherty, portraying Winnie, beautifully encapsulates the central theme of the play by stating, “You don’t need to live forever, you just need to live.” The juxtaposition between the Tucks' immortality and Winnie's...

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36 fewer lawyers with active licenses to practice in Maricopa County during February than previous month

By NW Valley Times | Mar 22, 2024

The number of lawyers with active licenses to practice in Maricopa County during February decreased in comparison to the previous month, according to the State Bar of Arizona.

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Blake Masters: 'Voters remember how good we had it under Trump'

By NW Valley TImes News Service | Mar 21, 2024

U.S. Congressional candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) said a new poll showing former President Donald Trump leading President Biden by four points in Arizona shows that voters felt better about the economy and a more secure border under Trump.

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Student body leaders wrap up term with glowing review

By NW Valley Times | Mar 21, 2024

Associated Students of GCU president Jagaar Halverson and vice president Amaya De La Cruz have concluded their term with pride and reflection on their time as student government leaders at Grand Canyon University.Halverson expressed how GCU has influenced his life, stating, “GCU has changed my outlook on life. I didn’t come here as a believer. Now I leave here and I’m leading a Bible study, serving at my church and have been the student body president of the largest Christian university in the country.”Reflecting on her experience, De La Cruz shared, “I would tell...

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Dance students dazzle on stage in final Student Spotlight

By NW Valley Times | Mar 20, 2024

Mar 20 2024Dance students at Grand Canyon University showcased their talent and dedication in the spring Student Spotlight Dance Concert, titled “The Thread,” held in Thunderground. The performance featured a variety of styles from contemporary to post-modern, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and tap, with each piece reflecting the unique experiences and emotions of the student choreographers.Crystal Fullmer, the artistic director of the concert, highlighted the diversity of the show, stating, “This show is a journey because it is so many different choreographers, so it is...

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American Kids Club at Grand Canyon University Brings Students Together Through Dance

By NW Valley Times | Mar 19, 2024

Grand Canyon University students have found a new way to socialize and have fun through the American Kids club, where they gather to learn and enjoy country swing and line dancing. Lead instructor Ashley Boomershine attributes the club's popularity to the rise of country music and social media influencers participating in dance competitions. She notes, "I think Arizona is big for it; there’s a really big swing dancing community outside GCU."President of American Kids, Kyndal Downing, emphasizes the inclusive nature of the club, stating, "It’s come as you are, no matter...

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West Valley Law Enforcement Agencies Launch Traffic Enforcement Campaign to Save Lives

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

Several West Valley law enforcement agencies have come together in a concerted effort to improve road safety in Arizona. The collaboration has led to the creation of a West Valley Speed and Aggressive Driver Task Force aimed at enforcing the state's laws on speeding and aggressive driving.The participating agencies in this initiative include the Arizona Department of Public Safety, Avondale Police Department, Buckeye Police Department, El Mirage Police Department, Glendale Police Department, Goodyear Police Department, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Surprise Police...

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Exciting Opportunity for Experienced Operators in Wastewater Treatment Facilities

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

Utility Plant Operator II at the Beardsley Wastewater Reclamation Facility is an exciting opportunity for someone who is an experienced operator looking to work in a great team environment with opportunities to learn and grow. If you are a certified operator who enjoys working in wastewater treatment facilities, then this is the job for you!The position offers a Schedule of 4 days per week/10 hours per day, with a salary range of $26.10 - $37.73/hour. The duties will include monitoring treatment plant and auxiliary sub-systems, responding to alarms, collecting and...

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Final Free Music in March concert this Sunday

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

The popular 'Music in March' concert series will be coming to a close this Sunday, March 24, at Peoria's Paloma Community Park. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs to enjoy the performance by Desert Dixie, a 5-piece band led by Arizona natives JT Hubbell and Cody Lynn. The band will entertain the audience with a mix of music genres including hot new country, country classics, well-written originals, Blues, Rock, and top 40 hits.Apart from the live music, local food trucks will be present at the event, offering a variety of delicious food and drinks for...

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Peoria's 48th Annual Dolly Sanchez Easter Celebration Set for March 30

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

The City of Peoria is gearing up for the 48th Annual Dolly Sanchez Easter Celebration scheduled for Saturday, March 30, at the Peoria Sports Complex. The event promises a morning of fun and entertainment for families, with a range of activities for children of all ages and abilities.Families are invited to partake in the inclusive experience from 8 am to noon, where kids can enjoy filling their Easter baskets and engaging in spring-inspired activities. The highlight of the event will be Cottontail Lane on the Main Stadium field, where children can collect goodies,...

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Spring Training 2024 Wraps Up with Exciting Events for Fans

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

The final four Mariners Spring Training games are set to take place this week at Peoria Sports Complex, offering fans a chance to witness some thrilling baseball action. As highlighted by the event organizers, the Future Stars Game on Friday, March 23 at 1:10 pm is expected to be a showcase of emerging talent from both the Mariners and Padres.In addition to the games, several special events are lined up to add excitement to the week. On Tuesday, March 19, there will be a special offer for Hometown Heroes, with all veterans and active duty service members eligible for a...

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Dog Park Pop-Up Event Coming to Paloma Community Park

By NW Valley Times | Mar 18, 2024

Peoria Park Rangers are gearing up to host a Dog Park Pop-Up event at Paloma Community Park on Saturday, March 23, from 9 to 11 am. This exciting event aims to educate dog owners on the safe enjoyment of Peoria's off-leash dog parks. According to the announcement, attendees can expect to learn valuable information on rules and regulations, as well as the necessary requirements for immunization and tag registration.The event will feature not only the expertise of park rangers but also booths set up by other vendors affiliated with the city, offering additional helpful tips...