Superior Little League kicked off the 2025 season with a parade down Main Street. The family of Marshall “Marchelo” Tomerlin served as Grand Marshals. The parade highlighted all 12 teams. The ...

If you have ever been to a community event in Kearny, chances are, you know exactly who Aleynia Boatman is. Perhaps not by name, but you recognize her face. And why wouldn’t you? This woman volunteers ...

This vehicle hit a deer just outside of Kearny on Highway 177 going to Superior Friday morning, March 14. There were no human injuries, but the deer didn’t fare so well. Photo by Janet Danilow ...

Billie Jo Villaverde and the Superior Dance Company says it’s time to DANCE! They have several performances coming in the next several weeks. On Monday, March 24, the group will be performing at the ...

Betty McDade, 92 years old, one of the oldest and longest-residing citizens of San Manuel, still takes pride in her yard. “I’d rather be outside in the yard than inside cleaning house,” Betty has ...

Juan Castro Romero was born on Feb. 10, 1944, in Superior, AZ, to his mother, Petra Castro Daniel. He passed away March 4, 2025. He was an exceptionally hard worker, dedicating many years to Magma ...

The Copper Corridor high school softball and baseball teams are in full swing, and had another week full of games, and tournaments. For the Superior softball team, last week was one of their lighter ...

Arizona Youth Partnership (AZYP) and the Copper Corridor Coalition working with the Substance Awareness Coalition Leaders of Arizona (SACLAZ) would like to provide some information on the dangers of ...

Wouldn’t you love to have Passion Vine adding twined greenery to your patio? The exotic purple flowers lure Gulf Fritillaries and other butterflies. How about Twining Snapdragon, Climbing Milkweed, ...

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The Ray softball team extended its winning streak to eight games after victories against Miami, San Carlos, and Santa Cruz Valley last week. The Lady Cats won five-straight games the previous weekend ...

Oracle Fire Department Battalion Chief Larry Southard was selected to receive this year’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant to attend the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, Maryland.