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Chandler is looking for a new city manager after Marsha Reed, city manager since 2016, announced that she is resigning effective March 4.

Morgan Bell, 9, and her mother, Bridgette, of West Chandler, will have a joyous Christmas. Morgan survived peripheral T-cell lymphoma, a very rare and aggressive type of non Hodgkin lymphoma, a blood cancer. One in a million get it, making known treatments equally rare. Very few patients survive it. 

Even though this year has dimmed many of our Christmas celebrations, the lights along Mill Avenue as well as the beloved display at Pollack Center In Tempe continue to brighten our spirits.

In the seven years since creating Tempe-based Kettle Heroes, a kettle-popcorn business that seeks out everyday heroes to honor, as well as its next-door sister entity, Devoted Guardians, a medical home-care service, the Sinykin brothers have shown that success in business and having a heart as corporate citizens are not mutually exclusive.

The Tempe Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee has opened applications for the annual Merle Fister Veteran Scholarship.

What makes the holiday season so special? Family, friends, our places of worship and, of course, those lovingly created treats.

In a difficult year, three burgeoning faith communities in Tempe and West Chandler, have not lost their spirit of giving.

Chandler is requesting proposals from qualified entities for a vacant building at 51 E. Boston St., between Arizona Avenue and Washington Street.