By Cecilia Chan Staff Writer Monique French was taking prescribed psychotropic medication and Subutex to treat an opioid addiction when she became pregnant in November 2017. She had been on prescription opioids since 14 to treat...
SANTAN SUN NEWS STAFF Partly mindful of the critical workforce shortage in Arizona’s construction industry, the Gilbert Eagles are trying to do something about the problem with their inaugural golf tournament. Their Fathers’...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor A Chandler advocate for people with disabilities is hoping to help people forgive and heal from past trauma with the story of her recovery from a traumatic relationship. Nicole Harvick, 59, is...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor A Chandler man who has filed more than 76 patents for medical devices that help improve treatment of cardiac and neurological diseases will be honored next week at a special school in...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor Thousands of children and teenagers in Arizona are homeless, a problem that a Chandler nonprofit is fighting by teaming up with many partners. FANS Across America Charitable Foundation started in...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor Cultural ties bind worshippers in a close-knit Chandler Christian church with roots in India that began with one family in an apartment and is now flourishing with nearly 200 members....
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor Linus from Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip “Peanuts” was iconic for carrying around one of these soft, cuddly comforts, and a group of ladies in a Chandler senior community frequently make...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor Two Chandler award-winning authors will mingle and share their books at the KJZZ Arizona StoryFest & Authors Showcase on June 1 in Mesa. Kathy Peach, who wrote children’s book, “The...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor When they roll up to venues around the state with their motorcycles rumbling, wearing their signature black, leather vests, the Chandler Elks Riders have a commanding presence. But the...
By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor Excitement was high as sixth graders played a game in which they made decisions about going to college or getting jobs in a bustling classroom at Hartford Elementary School in Chandler recently....
