New Leadership: Anthem Does the C-Suite Shuffle
The number of C-suite executives in Anthem has shrunk from three to one, and that sole top-level leader is leaving next year. Here’s the plan to deal with it.
Read More >>>The number of C-suite executives in Anthem has shrunk from three to one, and that sole top-level leader is leaving next year. Here’s the plan to deal with it.
Read More >>>North Valley Predators is a feeder league for the Boulder Creek high school program. See what they’re all up to.
Read More >>>See what’s planned, and when, in Anthem, around Phoenix and in the high country. Plus: What you can and can’t do at home.
Read More >>>In a post-election musical chairs event, Anthem Community Council shuffled all its officer positions and seated one new board member at its monthly meeting April 24.
Read More >>>Anthem Youth Advisory Council (AYAC) invites youth entering grades 9-12 to serve their community, develop leadership skills and become a voice for Anthem’s younger population.
Read More >>>Here’s your chance to kvetch formally, folks. Maricopa County is conducting an online, anonymous survey in which you can let officials know how things are going in your community.
Read More >>>To see the 3/4-scale model of the wall, to run your fingers over any of the more than 58,000 names inscribed on it, can be a very emotional experience.
Read More >>>The climb was just one of many team-building fitness challenges in a weeks-long pre-academy program to prepare recruits to join Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical.
Read More >>>The new Daisy Mountain Area Action Alliance (DMAAA) is a collaborative effort to address common issues in New River, Desert Hills, Anthem and Tramonto “that threaten the unique lifestyles of our allied communities.”
Read More >>>Anthem Community Council voted unanimously last night to approve the $1.87 million project, which if all goes well will be completed by the end of this year.
Read More >>>LAST CHANCE: In a recent survey by county planners, more than half of respondents in New River, Desert Hills and Anthem said quality of life had declined the past five years, and 23 percent said they wished to see major improvements on growth control. The second phase of the survey is open through Tuesday, Jan. 9.
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