Who are the ex-high school stars from City of Phoenix area competing on Sunday, March 8?
These former City of Phoenix area high school athletes are set to compete on Sunday, March 8.
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Mural unveiled at Diamond Children’s Medical Center’s pediatric emergency entrance
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University of Phoenix expands alumni podcast series with six new episodes
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Republic Services awards $2.9 million in grants to support neighborhood revitalization
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Arizona Cardinals face key decisions at quarterback ahead of free agency
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Which former City of Phoenix area high school athletes will be active on Saturday, March 7?
These former City of Phoenix area high school standouts will be competing on Saturday, March 7.
Arizona legislator honors Banner Health pediatric oncologist for long-standing service
Joseph Torkildson, MD, a pediatric oncologist at Banner Children’s at Desert in Phoenix, was recognized with a state legislative proclamation for his years of service treating children with cancer and complex neurological diseases.