NoPho Neighborhoods, Schools & Events
If approved, it would expand mental health care, provide grants to reduce the risk of loss of life or property during future emergencies, make available legal assistance to low-income Arizonans, and expand food assistance and other services.
Read More >>>Walking paths and green spaces remain open. Gated playgrounds at Community Park and Opportunity Way Park remain closed.
Read More >>>All individuals in the state “shall limit time away from their place of residence” except to conduct essential activities, for employment, to volunteer or participate in essential functions, and other necessary functions.
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Nine Arizona mayors, including those of Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff “would like to know why the Governor has not followed the recommendation of health officials.”
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As Arizona’s tally of COVID-19 cases surpasses 1,000, people age 20-44 make up one of the largest groups infected, and children getting it, too.
Read More >>>Schools are “schools to continue to provide educational opportunities to students to the best of their ability.” Teachers and staff will be paid.
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The executive director of the Anthem Area Chamber of Commerce offers an overview of the new relief package.
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County and state officials explain how test results are reported and why stats aren’t released for cities or local communities.
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Community Center, pool and Civic Building remain closed. Outdoor parks stay open.
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Charities expect a lot of need now. If you can help, join us and make a donation to either of these two local organizations, Anthem Cares Through Service (ACTS) or St. Vincent de Paul. If you need help in these difficult times, we have the phone number.
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The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office says of its employees who works out of the Headquarters Building in Phoenix, has been diagnosed.
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