Daily editionThursday, August 15th, 2024
Good morning, Chandler.
The Good Day Chandler Team
Here’s your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 15th of August.
Community
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce Charity Golf Tournament on Sept. 13 aims to raise scholarship funds for students attending Chandler-Gilbert Community College, with corporate entries still available.
Chandler IndependentRead more
Arizonans have submitted over 2,500 ideas to ADOT's annual Safety Message Contest, with the public now invited to vote for their favorite from the top 10 finalists.
12 NewsRead more
Culture
The Chandler Museum's 'Portraits of Dementia' exhibition aims to challenge the stigma around dementia through poignant portraits and narratives, highlighting humanity beyond the disease.
City of ChandlerRead more
Economy
Chandler, in collaboration with Pipeline AZ, launched the Chandler Career Center, an online platform aimed at connecting the city’s workforce with local job opportunities, focusing initially on manufacturing and healthcare sectors.
Chandler IndependentRead more
Education
St. John Bosco Catholic School celebrates the new academic year with a procession ending in the newly renovated St. Benedict's church, marking a return to tradition and spiritual community engagement for 450 students and staff.
Chandler ArizonanRead more
Brief biographies of six candidates for the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board were published, ahead of a Q&A session.
Chandler IndependentRead more
Government
A Valley couple buys their first home after years of renting, enabled by a new law from Governor Katie Hobbs.
12 NewsRead more
Dawn Lang, Chandler’s Deputy City Manager and CFO, received the inaugural Finance Excellence Award from the GFOAz for her outstanding contributions to local government finance and financial management in Arizona.
City of ChandlerRead more
Health
St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center is ordered to cease operations by state health officials.
12 NewsRead more