Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 23rd of November.
Good morning, Glendale.
Peoria North Rotary Club honored six Glendale high school students at its Nov.
19 meeting—each student received a $150 stipend and a commemorative photo linked to a donation that provided a wheelchair in Mexico. The club also recognizes students at 10 high schools in the local school districts.
The Rev. Katie Sexton of the Arizona Faith Network, a Glendale resident, is urging Arizona’s congressional delegation to oppose plans that would weaken protections for sacred lands (Baaj Nwaavjo and Ironwood Forest National Monument) as a step toward honoring Indigenous stewardship and preserving these holy sites.
Turf Paradise began its 70th season on Nov.
10 with new owner Gary Hartunian and GM Tom Ludt working to boost live horse racing and in-person attendance while keeping off-track betting at 38 sites. The race track offers low-cost admission and food from Aioli Burger (started by Kyle Hollenbeck) to attract families.
Anthem Turkey Trot 2025
8:30-10:30 a.m. — Anthem Community Center — Registration fee required — Celebrate Thanksgiving with a fun family-friendly run and enjoy community spirit in Anthem.
Thanksgiving Turkey Gobble Trot 5K/10K/13.1
7:30-10:30 a.m. — G.R. Herberger Park — Check event page for costs — Get ready to wobble before you gobble with a fun Thanksgiving-themed run or walk.
A Night of R&B Under The Stars
4-9 p.m. — Chicken N Pickle - Glendale — $10 Early Bird Tickets — Experience line dancing and slow grooves to your favorite R&B hits atop a scenic rooftop.
Winterfest: Gears of the North
12:30-2:00 p.m. — Foothills Library — Free entry — Experience a steampunk twist on holiday magic at a fun-filled family adventure with Santa and creative activities.
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