By Colleen Sparks The drama and laughter of stories told through song will be come to life on stage at a free performance on July 20 in Chandler. “A Concert of Divas, Villains & Jesters,” the Summer Opera Workshop...
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Greg Wickenburg was an active teenager in Seattle, playing Little League baseball and riding on his skateboard and BMX bike. This whole life changed when he was 17, however. An automobile accident...
By Jessica Suriano Achieving healthier eating habits and weight-loss goals just got a lot easier thanks to the pre-made, customized meals from AZ Taste Buds, delivered right to the front door. The Chandler-based food prep and...
By SanTan Sun News Staff People can escape the triple-digit heat, take in a family-friendly movie and help nonprofit organization Chandler Compadres all by heading to a local theater. Alamo Drafthouse Chandler’s Kids Camp...
By Jordan Marsh I commend the City Council of Chandler and our City’s Planning Department, for the diligent and effective efforts they employed to find an agreement with Salt River Project on the placement of the Price Road...
By SanTan Sun News Staff Students are on summer break, but it’s almost time to start planning the next school year on campuses around Chandler. Seton Catholic Preparatory is hosting several events to welcome students and...
By Leah Gilchrist Chandler teen Leo Martinez has been selected as the Youth of the Year at the Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley. Out of a group of eight teens, Martinez was selected for the honor, which is awarded to...
By SanTan Sun News Staff They say good things come in small packages. Microchip Technology Inc. claims some of its new devices are proving that mantra. The provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions,...
By Meghann Finn Sepulveda At the young age of 14, Phil White began tinting automobile windows, a skill he learned from his father. Thirty years later, now with a wealth of knowledge and proven industry experience, White is the...
By Wayne Schutsky A Chandler resident is on the hook for nearly $1.5 million in restitution and $50,000 in penalties after the Arizona Corporation Commission found he illegally sold securities in a beverage company and failed to...
