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In a heartfelt tribute to the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots who lost their lives in the Yarnell Hill Fire, two Prescott restaurants are teaming up to support the ongoing needs of wildland firefighters and their families. Throughout the month of June, Bill’s Grill and Red, White & Brew will raise funds for the Eric Marsh Foundation for Wildland Firefighters by donating $1 from every sale of specially crafted burgers created in honor of the fallen heroes.

The initiative commemorates the 12th...

As part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility program, iNSPIRE, Mark-Taylor Residential recently joined forces with Feed My Starving Children to produce more than 20,000 meals for children in need. The volunteer event coincided with National Volunteer Month and saw participation from approximately 100 Mark-Taylor employees.

The meals packed during the event will help ensure nearly 60 children receive daily nourishment throughout the year. This initiative reflects the heart of the iNSPIRE program, which...

Meet Kiki, a 2-year-old German Shepherd Dog and Rhodesian Ridgeback mix who has been in the Arizona Humane Society's care for nearly 80 days. While she is definitely on the heavier side and would benefit greatly from some good old diet and exercise, Kiki is otherwise a healthy girl.

Sweet Kiki did require treatment for an ear infection when she arrived, but she's since made a full recovery. Kiki is a high-energy pup who loves to explore her surroundings, go on long walks and hikes and play to her heart's content.

Kiki is the star of her own show and would do best in a home with no other pets so...

When Chrissy Brown and Sadiya Smiley stepped onto the dance floor at prom, their smiles reflected more than just joy - they told stories of resilience, dedication, and the fulfillment of dreams hard-won.

For Chrissy, a junior from Surprise, the evening marked a poignant milestone. Just weeks earlier, she rang the ceremonial bell that signified the end of her chemotherapy treatments - a battle she had fought since her sophomore year. Prom was not only a celebration of youth and friendship, but a symbol of survival.