100+ Women Who Care supports community clinics

By Angela Sims Guest Writer Approximately 11 percent of the total population of Arizona were uninsured in 2020, according to statista.com.   The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services notes, “Uninsured adults are less...

Shaun Aguano shows Ohana culture despite loss in 1st game

By Zach Alvira Sports Editor Arizona State’s patented video to welcome the team onto the field didn’t change Sept. 24. Sparky still walked through a giant dust storm and stomped the visiting Utah Ute bus.  What did change,...

God requires us to be his true partner

Rabbi Irwin Wiener Columnist Numerous times we hear from different people that their concept of right and wrong can be found in their understanding of spirituality.   It is used frequently to describe a partnership with God that...

Repair Café aims to slow down consumerism

By Ken Sain Managing Editor Melissa Anderson says the cycle of American consumerism is unsustainable. You can buy new goods for about the same, if not less, than it would cost to repair them. But should we? “We’re trying to...

City renewing ride-sharing program for residents

By Ken Sain Managing Editor The City of Chandler is renewing its First Mile/Last Mile program to address the transportation needs of South Chandler residents.   City Council was expected to approve a contract for up to $50,000...

Chandler discouraging panhandler support

By Ken Sain Managing Editor A city official says Chandler residents are very willing to help when it comes to the growing homeless population, but that it might be doing more harm than good.  Now, the City of Chandler is...

Chandler near head of class for classy apartments

By Cecilia Chan Staff Writer The amenities race in the apartment industry has been intensifying in the country over the past decade with 86% of new builds classified as luxury dwellings, a recent study said. And Chandler is among...

Chandler housing market zooms toward new balance

By Paul Maryniak Executive Editor Chandler is quickly becoming a homebuyers’ market or at least achieving a balance between supply and demand, a leading analyst of the Phoenix Metro housing market reports – but whether that...

Five candidates eyeing Chandler Unified board

By Ken Sain Managing Editor It appears there will be five candidates on November’s ballot for the two available seats on the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board. Candidates had until Nov. 11 to file their...

‘Aristocrats’ cast excited about Stage Door Studio’s summer programs

By Janelle Molony Contributor Stage Door Studio, located in the Chandler Marketplace at Ray and Alma School, has done it again. After the initial summer theatre program in 2021 sold out within hours of promoting, studio owner...