By Noah Kutz
Shoppers and amateur historians alike shared a blast from the past as downtown “Chandlore” festivities once again transported spectators back to the city’s roots.
Actors and performers from Improvmania Comedy...
Seven deaths nationwide have been linked to vaping, and school districts in Tempe are stepping up their campaigns to educate students and parents about the ill effects.
Hundreds of people, including at least...
Tempe Beach Park has once again transformed into a tribute to those who perished in the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks.
The Exchange Club of Tempe, along with support from the city of...
Parents, students, teachers and Kyrene officials are mourning the sudden passing of Janet Tobias, principal of Kyrene de la Paloma Elementary School. T
Gary Loren Edmonds, 1950-2019
Gary was born Jan. 10, 1950 in Kalamazoo, Michigan as the oldest of four boys to Loren and Mary Jane Edmonds.
The family moved to Salem, Oregon in 1960. Gary...
Story by Joyce Coronel
A close-knit neighborhood in South Tempe has rallied around one of its own in the wake of tragedy.
Craig Cottrell, 51, a Buena Vista Ranchos resident and a father of...
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Commentary by Joyce Coronel
Some of my earliest and best memories involve...
By Wrangler News Staff
Eleven Tempe nonprofit arts organizations, festival and education programs will share in more than $2.5 million in grants awarded by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an agency of...