Osborne recognized among Arizona’s top women leaders
Joanne H. Osborne, co-owner and chief financial officer of Osborne Jewelers, has been named one of the Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2026 by the editorial board of […]
Public asked to help locate 17-year-old Nancy Sinohui
Buckeye police ask public to help find 17-year-old Nancy Sinohui Police are asking the public to help locate 17-year-old Nancy Sinohui, who left home and was reported as a runaway […]
Reduce The Commute Career Fair returns Oct. 20
Buckeye will host the Reduce The Commute Career Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 20, giving West Valley employers a direct opportunity to recruit qualified local workers. The event will connect companies […]
Police launch Facebook page for missing persons alerts
The Buckeye Police Department has launched a separate Facebook page for missing persons alerts and case updates. Police will use the page to share active bulletins, new information, and updates […]
Phenol spill sends 3 people to hospital
Three people were taken to a hospital Friday after a hazardous chemical spilled inside a Buckeye medical clinic, according to Ryan Gray, assistant fire chief for the city of Buckeye. […]
Buckeye opens non-profit community funding applications
The city of Buckeye is accepting applications for its 2026-27 Non-profit Community Funding Program. Last year, the city awarded $95,000 in Grants to Support Local Non-Profits The program provides grants […]
Jackrabbit Trail night closures extended to May 2
Update: Northbound Jackrabbit Trail restrictions near Interstate 10 continue through May 2 The Arizona Department of Transportation has updated the end date for nighttime restrictions on northbound Jackrabbit Trail near […]
Buckeye traffic stop leads to arrest of ‘sovereign citizen’
A Facebook post from the Arizona Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol has drawn attention to a Buckeye traffic stop that led to a driver’s arrest for multiple violations. In […]
Buckeye’s first Pioneer Days
The first Pioneer Days, sponsored by the Buckeye Woman’s Club, was held in the spring of 1967 to raise money to build a library. Led by Lola Johnson, the club began a […]
History just around the corner: List provides visitors historical context to growing city
The Ware Building 104 S. 4th St. Formerly the home of the Buckeye Valley Bank, the Buckeye Valley Chamber of Commerce and Buckeye Restaurant, The Ware Building has worn many hats […]