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Students from every school in Fountain Hills as well as home school students recently competed in the Dark Sky Student Art Contest. Read more

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Spotlight

On March 30 Fountain Hills Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Robert Allen sent out a message to local students and parents addressing two recent announcements from Governor Doug Ducey… Read more

Like other local schools, the Fountain Hills Charter School is making the switch to online classes after the announcement from Governor Doug Ducey that campuses must remain closed for the rema… Read more

It was a phenomenal season for the Fountain Hills High School girls soccer team and, despite not going as far as they had hoped in the postseason due to injuries, the team’s performance has he… Read more

On Monday, March 16, the Bogey Boys played a step-back scramble at The Orange Tree Golf Resort with the team of Clark Ewing, Ron Fett, Dave Habitat and Gerry Lynch winning in a tie-breaker at -3. Read more

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In last week’s article regarding Dr. Ducey’s stay-at-home order, he also, “urged people to m…

The boogeyman is a mythical creature never actually seen, but often used by storytellers to …

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Richard Ekstrand of Fountain Hills passed away on April 4, 202…

Myron Quinton passed away on March 30, 2020 after a long and s…

Marvin was born as one of six children and raised in Jackson, …

The outbreak of the coronavirus has transformed American lives in ways many might never have imagined possible. Social distancing recommendations have had a ripple effect on the economy that have adversely affected many small businesses.

As leaders in Fountain Hills take steps to protect the public from the spread of the coronavirus, we want to also assure our customers that public health is our first and highest priority.

This Week in the Times

As a public service, The Times publishes a list of items that have been reported lost or found in the community. Read more