March 21, 2005

Administrators at Central Arizona College in Pinal County are asking voters to finance their vision of thriving campuses in Apache Junction, the Johnson Ranch area, Maricopa and other fast-growing communities that they say lack adequate facilities for higher education.

Central Arizona Project said it was recognized for its “H2O4U Water Education Scholarship Program” at the annual ASPRAtions Awards.

Doris Helmich, Ph.D., was named the next president and chief executive officer of Central Arizona College.

Doris Helmich has been named the interim president of Central Arizona College.

Preregistration for English Language Acquisition for Adults (ELAA or ESL) classes at Central Arizona College.

Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona has been selected as a finalist for Aprons in Action, The Home Depot Foundation’s Facebook voting program, and now has the opportunity to win a $25,000 gift card from The Home Depot. 

Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona has been selected as a finalist for Aprons in Action, The Home Depot Foundation’s Facebook voting program, and now has the opportunity to win a $25,000 gift card from The Home Depot. 

A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for parts of Arizona, including parts of west and central Arizona.

The heat is on in central Arizona and a fire watch is out for Mohave County.

TUCSON — Nic Grigsby ran for 118 yards and a touchdown, Alex Zendejas Jr. matched a school record with four field goals and Arizona defeated Central Michigan 19-6 on Saturday night in a game delayed 43 minutes by lightning.

Where are you totally in your zone? Is it out of doors rafting down a river? Is it out with friends sharing wine and laughter? Is it interacting with your children as they are absorbed in the wonder of a new experience?

Central Arizona College boosters are going to the ballot in November with a nearly $100 million bond package that would help build new campuses in the quickly growing town of Maricopa and the heart of the Santan area.

Central Arizona College Foundation’s Promise for the Future Scholarship program got a $1 million boost from the Gila River Indian Community.

It’s odd when Phoenix Mountain Pointe’s Erica Long jostles with Phoenix Desert Vista’s Kara Miller on the soccer field. The two play club soccer together and have been best friends for years.