Surprise Lately covers community involvement in transport planning, new crosswalks for school safety, and feedback on city codes, with a survey for a master plan and updates on local services and parks.

Goodyear High School opens on the former Phoenix Trotting Park site, transforming a space of unfulfilled promises into a center for education and community growth.

Arizona invites public comments on proposed revisions to AzEIP's annual monitoring process for agencies serving children with special needs until August 31, 2025.

Flagstaff's Sustainability Office offers a Fix-It Clinic on Aug. 16 for residents to learn repairs on various items alongside volunteers, promoting sustainability.

Pinal County partners with State Forty Eight for limited-edition t-shirts commemorating its 150th anniversary, with preorders available until August 31st.

Surprise, AZ is hosting a 90s-themed Backyard Bash on September 26 at Mark Coronado Park, offering nostalgic activities and entertainment for all ages.

Maricopa celebrates National Intern Day by highlighting the vital role of interns in various city departments, emphasizing their contribution to community progression and offering them real-world experience.

Casa Grande is proposing to expand its CG LINK public transport service. Public hearings were held on July 22, and citizens can comment until August 22, 2025, via various methods including email, mail, and directly to bus drivers.

Navajo Nation President Nygren renews a lease with Red Mesa Trading, supporting local business and community growth.

Surprise is seeking sponsors for the Surprise Area Interfaith & Golden Rule Community Breakfast on September 16, 2025, promoting mutual respect and community values.

An audit revealed financial and operational control issues in Yucca Elementary School District, increasing risks of errors, fraud, and improper payments.

Fountain Hills unveiled a new mural by Laura Thurbon at Fountain Park, adding artistic charm and a photo opportunity for visitors near the Veteran's Memorial.

Coconino County offers an Economic Injury Disaster Loan program for businesses affected by local wildfires, asking owners to fill out a worksheet for potential financial aid.