Patty Contreras has worked for the public for over 30 years. A former public servant at both the Human Services and Parks and Recreation Department for the City of Phoenix, Ms. Contreras wants to continue to work for the public good. As a member of the Arizona State House Representatives in the new Legislative District … Read more
Kyle Nitschke has already had an impressive political career. He has been: An organizer for Next Gen registering 2500 new voters in Flagstaff. Managed the congressional campaign of Eva Putzova. A leader at the Arizona Students’ He has now set his sights on running for the Arizona State Senate in the new Legislative District (LD) … Read more
When voters last heard from Jeanne Casteen, the educator and former Governing Board President of the Creighton Elementary School District, she was the 2020 Democratic Nominee for Maricopa County School Superintendent. Although she did not prevail in a close race, Ms. Casteen has remained active in public circles, conducting interviews with local and state public … Read more
The will of the people does not matter to most Republicans. Especially with regards to all things related to public education and helping the disadvantaged. Despite the voters saying no, they have continually looked for ways to resurrect the expansion of school vouchers. Despite the voters saying yes, they used their obstruction in permanently removing … Read more
Above: Glen Canyon Dam on Feb. 3, 2022, in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area near Page. Lake Powell was at 26% of capacity, 168 feet below its full elevation of 3,700 feet above sea level at the time. The Arizona legislature had only two things that it had to address this year: (1) the … Read more