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Daily editionFriday, May 15th, 2026

Good morning, Chandler.

The Good Day Chandler Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Friday, the 15th of May.

Community

  1. The Downtown Chandler Community Partnership and BlackSheep Wine Bar and Merchant are hosting the final Third Thursday Night Market of the season at 98 S. San Marcos Place on May 21 from 6-9 p.m. The event will feature book signings, interactive activities + a free fitness class at 7 p.m.

    Chandler ArizonanRead more

  2. 12News & United Food Bank have launched the Summer of a Million Meals campaign to boost food access in Chandler this summer.

    The initiative will host community events to distribute meals and support residents.

    12 NewsRead more

  3. Community organizers launch Summer of a Million Meals (a volunteer and donation program) to support neighbors with food needs.

    The campaign runs all summer with local opportunities to help and donate.

    12 NewsRead more

  4. The United Food Bank is highlighting its volunteers as the Summer of a Million Meals campaign kicks off today in Chandler.

    The group will help boost food distribution to local residents and support community needs.

    12 NewsRead more

Culture

  1. Chandler Center for the Arts is auctioning its folding theater seats ahead of a June renovation & planning to install new seating; the live online auction runs through May 29.

    Chandler IndependentRead more

Education

  1. Chandler Unified approved its final school year budget adjustment on May 6 amid discussions on enrollment and funding for career and technical education.

    Board member Kurt Rohrs cast a dissenting vote because he did not receive the requested information before the meeting.

    Chandler IndependentRead more

  2. A team of Arizona College Prep High School seniors earned runner‑up at MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge 2026 — beating thousands of international teams and taking home a $15,000 prize.

    The final phase was held in New York City in late April.

    Chandler IndependentRead more

  3. Kyrene Gifted students showcased inventive projects on May 6, addressing digital wellness, health, and environmental challenges.

    A student built an app to monitor screen time while others created a tea for epilepsy and a drink for athletes to balance blood sugar — a display of growing innovation among young minds.

    Chandler IndependentRead more