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The Arizona giant we should have thanked earlier
Morning. In today’s opinions newsletter: Honoring our elders, the Coyotes exit aftermath and Phoenix’s lack of Michelin-starred restaurants. I never met Leona Carlyle-Kakar, the longtime leader of the Ak-Chin Indian Community. But...
Farewell Arizona Coyotes; arrest made in Phoenix cold case murder | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From the end of an era for professional hockey in Arizona to the latest in a cold case murder investigation in Phoenix, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thursday, April 18, 2024. 1. Farewell, Arizona Coyotes. Featured. 2. Operation Makeup Or Breakup...
Desert Edge football coaches Marcus, Mark Carter, resign after program put on probation
Marcus and Mark Carter, who led Goodyear Desert Edge to the 5A football final last season, announced on social media platforms Tuesday that they have resigned. On Monday, the Arizona Interscholastic Association's Executive Board placed the school's football program and boys' track and field on probation for the 2024-25 school year over a recruiting violation that the school reported to the AIA. ...
Arizona cares about hockey. The problem is the Coyotes care about real estate
Letter to the editor: The problem with the Arizona Coyotes isn't the fans. It's that hockey has never been a priority for the team's owners. I’m tired of hearing the Coyotes hockey team is leaving because Arizona doesn’t care enough about hockey. Utah does?. Does Utah have a...
Foothills Golf Course making big overhaul
The Foothills Golf Course is closing for five months May 13 and when it reopens for play around Oct. 18, General Manager Jeremy Strauss thinks duffers will be amazed. Then again, what else can anyone expect from the world’s largest golf management company and a family-run ownership enterprise that bought the 166-acre, 18-hole site with the intention of making it a place where golfers and community members can gather?
Longtime Arizona Republic sports editor retires after 44 years in industry
A longtime sports editor for an Arizona publication plans to retire. Mark Faller, who’s spent nearly 44 years in journalism and over twenty years in Phoenix, will retire from his post as sports editor of the Arizona Republic. Faller announced his intentions to retire in a column in the publication that was printed this week. Read more... The post Longtime Arizona Republic sports editor retires after 44 years in industry appeared first on Awful Announcing.
NCAA Basketball: NCAA Tournament First Round-Grand Canyon vs Saint Marys
Mar 22, 2024; Spokane, WA, USA; St. Mary's Gaels guard Aidan Mahaney (20) dribbles against Grand Canyon Antelopes guard Ray Harrison (0) during the first half in the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena. Mandatory Credit: James Snook-USA TODAY Sports
Surprise sets up for multiple tennis tourneys
The city of Surprise is gearing up to play host to multiple tennis tournaments through the end of April and into May. The tournaments will take place at the Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex, 14469 W. Paradise Lane. Admission to the tournaments is free. The city first will feature the...
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