Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Glendale.
Downtown Glendale's 33rd annual Glendale Glitters invites makers, bakers, and merchants to join the holiday lights event (applications open through Oct.
9).
Westgate Entertainment District added two wildlife-inspired sculptures by British-Australian artists Gillie and Marc and set them up at Fountain Park (white rhino bench) and Water Dance Plaza.
They will stay for at least one year and encourage visitors to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying a welcoming space for families.
Arizona Broadway Theatre is showcasing the Tony award-winning musical 'The Prom' at 7701 W.
Paradise Lane through Sept. 13. The show celebrates that everyone deserves a moment in the spotlight.
SRP is partnering with Friends of the Verde River (nonprofit) to offer River Friendly Living Grants for water-saving projects in homes, businesses and local ecosystems.
The program provides up to $5,000 for homeowners and $10,000 for organizations, with applications due Oct. 31.
Desert Edge High cheerleader Jaicee Dennis and Millennium High football player Kiaun Davison lead West Valley students in Teen Lifeline's Messages of Hope campaign during Teen Suicide Prevention Awareness Month to encourage peers to seek help with mental health.
Dozens of local schools have joined the effort.
OrthoArizona opened a new 50,000 sqft orthopedic center at 9070 W.
Glendale Ave. on Sept. 2, offering musculoskeletal care + on-site surgery, physical therapy and imaging to local patients.
Mike LaFleur takes charge as head coach of the Cardinals (they went 3-14 last season) and plans to boost the team’s play this season.
He brings offense expertise from the Rams and will work with key players such as Trey McBride and Marvin Harrison Jr.
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