Salt River Project (SRP) provides power and water throughout Centra
Salt River Project (SRP) provides power and water throughout Central Arizona.
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“Calling the Game” sportscasting camp recently wrapped, sponsored
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Ever wonder how to become a journalist for the Bear Essential News
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The wildfires have been numerous and extreme in Arizona this summe
Sports Beat
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Southern Arizona has a new football team. On Thursday, Sept. 20, I went to hear the announcement of the new team’s name and logo.
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I was very nervous when I arrived at Arizona Stadium. We went through the media elevator to the skybox. The hallways were crowded with journalists running through them.
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Last year during the college football bowl game season, the UofA Wildcats in the PAC 12 conference played Purdue from the Big 10 conference in the Foster Farms Bowl.
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Imagine dreaming that one day you’ll become a professional baseball player. What would it look like for you?
In My Neighborhood
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Thanksgiving can be a great time to be thankful and appreciate who
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The 9th annual Salt River Fields Spooktacular Hot Air Balloon Fest
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I met Mayor Jonathan Rothschild at the ribbon cutting ceremony for
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A Guide to Cyberbullying Prevention
As you may very well know, living in the digital age comes with continually evolving challenges; as an adult looking to keep children in the community safe, threats exist beyond physical spaces. Cyberbullying — which takes place via social media, text, email, and other digital platforms — affects nearly 60% of children and teens today in the US. Read more
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