Project to restore and renovate a historic public school

New theme music for HispanicMPR.com

Another Cold Stone Creamery

The June Hispanic Business 500

Hispanic-owned insurance company in Albuquerque.

Donates water to the homeless

Cabela’s opened its new Glendale store

The Museum Association of Arizona recognizes Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix

Ángel Cabrera, President of Thunderbird, was the keynote speaker

Amateur actor chronicles her journal of jitters before stepping onstage.

By Alexandra Zavala

In Roberto Clemente’s hometown of Carolina, Puerto Rico, a 30-foot long, 7½-foot-high sculpture depicts a series of scenes from his life

By Angela Rabago-Mussi,Catherine Anaya

Singer/guitarist Jose Gonzalez’s independent EPs and debut CD Veneer have generated media buzz like that of another young Latino cover musician who hit the scene in the Sixties, Jose Feliciano

The story of young Magdiel, a fisherman and aspiring songwriter who trades a corrido for the chance to cross the border

Remember that old photograph of your Abuela Tencha posing next to a Model T Ford? Well, the Chandler Human Relations Commission would like to review it for the Fourth Annual Chandler Hispanic...

Quinceañera, an indie feature film that won awards at the Sundance Film Festival, is set for an early August release either at movie houses or on cable TV

Dissatisfied with the lack of strong exhibitions representing the Latino experience, the Tucson Museum of Art organized a yearlong series of shows collectively entitled Vistas of the Frontera

Cristin Crujido

Parents looking for programs to showcase their children's talents have afew new choices this month.

Local bakery workers adopt Phoenix elementary school.

ValueOptions names Joseph Ortiz communications director

Arvizu Advertising continues to grow

Toni Loera-Marks, invites Latino businesspeople to join the Hispanic 50/50 Business Alliance

Max Gallegos has joined the Windermere Real Estate

By Ruben Hernandez

Juliann Segura, has joined Spanish news/talk radio station

ALMA elects a new Board

Valle del Sol’s HLI Gaduation ceremonies June 22.

American Family Insurance hired Lisa F. Carrillo-Mosqueda

Phoenix College names Distinguished Teachers of the Year

Coors Brewing Co. Honors Raul Yzaguirre

Pima County named Priscilla Cornelio as new director of transportation

From cough syrup to antibiotics, schools uneasy about medication on campus

By Georgann Yara,Ruben Hernandez

A family-friendly medical kit created locally aims to make first-aid easy for all ages

The Maricopa County CASA Program is looking for a few good people to make a difference

Directors of the Arizona and Sonoran health departments have reached a historic agreement to begin immediate work on a coordinated pandemic readiness plan

By Georgann Yara

Behind the curtain of civility, Arizona politics can be a rough world.

Congratulations go out to Valle del Sol for its recent graduating class from its Hispanic Leadership Institute-Pinal course, a 10-week leadership program

LAT TV, the new-kid-on-the-block Spanish TV station, upstaged its entrenched competition by partnering with City of Phoenix cable station Channel 11 in July.

Juan Hernandez came to Phoenix to recently. A researcher and poet by trade, Hernandez is touring the country to promote The New American Pioneers: Why are We Afraid of Mexican Immigrants?

Norma Monzanares, executive director of marketing for the L.A.-based Sí TV, says the young cable TV network wants to mount a consumer awareness campaign in Phoenix that will ask Valley Latinos to...

Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon is urging Latino leaders to oppose a city ballot initiative.

The National Education Association reported this spring that less than 5 percent of the nation’s teachers are Hispanic. That raises concerns since Hispanic students are the fastest-growing group...

By Angela Rabago-Mussi,Catherine Anaya

Chandler-Gilbert Community College will offer a Certificate of Completion and an Associate in Applied Science degree

Public Art Review magazine recently rated Arizona State University’s public art collection among the nation’s top 10.

The Maricopa Community Colleges recently received the 2006 Arizona Human Rights Foundation Corporate/Organization Award

Raul Saba, associate director for the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona says enrollment figures have more than tripled over the last 10 years

By Georgann Yara,Ruben Hernandez