Five Gilbert residents are among the 35 high school seniors who are finalists for a prestigious merit-based scholarship that pays for all four years’ tuition and other academic perks one of Arizona’s three public university systems.
Despite the pandemic’s impact on in-classroom learning, Arizona Brainfood is still feeding kids in need – including students at 13 Gilbert Public Schools elementary campuses.
Trains have captured Gilbert photographer Mark Lipczynski’s fascination since he was young and his latest project shows just how fast time, and his subjects, can fly by.
At 22, Leigha Wolf will begin her career as a registered nurse in the oncology unit at Banner Gateway Medical Center in Gilbert, fulfilling a wish that her mother had before she died of cancer nearly five years ago.
As a child, Paul Corbani spent hours in his room constructing intricate shoebox-size models of fabulous backdrops he conjured up in his head. He spent many more hours daydreaming about actually stepping inside those miniature scenes.
Arizona photographers Geoff Reed of Phoenix and Rebecca Wilks of Yarnell spent two weeks last November exploring colorful and raucous markets, dense neighborhoods and lively festivals of tropical Guatemala.
The teachers and staff at San Tan Charter School in Gilbert say that in order for their students to learn, they have to first feel safe and secure.
HD SOUTH, home of the Gilbert Historical Museum and an arts, culture and history center, has a full lineup of programs for this month.
After a somewhat rocky 2020, the Val Vista HOA board is pulling the community together.
Kathie McMahon’s journey to becoming an award-winning Gilbert author came after years of music and elementary education.
