Randolph community leader killed in hit-and-run | Daily Headlines

RJ Hamster

Randolph community leader killed in hit-and-run | Daily Headlines

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Good morning RJ,

We are starting today with some big national news. Yesterday, former President Donald Trump was indicted on charges involving payments made during his 2016 campaign to quash claims of two extramarital sexual encounters.

Back in Pinal County, area agencies are preparing to help those in need on Arizona Gives Day. Seeds of Hope in Casa Grande aims to raise $85,000 through the event. Here’s how Seeds of Hope plans to accomplish their goal on April 4th.

Did you attend the Dancing For Our Stars event in Maricopa? Then, you’ll be pleased to know that it was another successful rendition, with the event raising at least $175,000 for the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Sun Corridor.

Local News

Easter activities planned throughout the area

With Easter season in full-swing, bunnies, eggs and baskets are on the minds of many. And activities throughout Pinal County aim to help area residents celebrate the spring holiday with all the much-loved, traditional features.

PCSO makes arrest in killing of Randolph community leader

A 20-year-old man is facing a first-degree murder charge following the death of an 85-year-old Randolph man who was struck and killed with his own vehicle.

Fire destroys mobile home in Casa Grande

One home was destroyed as a fire broke out Thursday at a Casa Grande mobile home park.

Sports

Defensive woes: Broncos come back to beat Spartans

Following a phenomenal year in the 2021-22 season, there were high expectations for the Pinal County boys basketball teams this past season.

Today’s Top Video

Back Story March 29, 2023

Put on your dancing shoes! Maricopa Monitor reporter Kimlye Stager tells us all about the Dancing For Our Stars event in Maricopa from this past weekend in today’s Back Story!

WATCH HERE

Area News

Easter Bunny talks eggs, growth spurt, sharing the love ahead of Florence Eggstravaganza

A typically reticent Hip Hop the Easter Bunny has been turning up at springtime events in Florence for more than 10 years. He finally broke his silence in a conversation with the Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune.

Club has struggled and grown with Florence

The Woman’s Club is intertwined in the history of Florence. It began as the Village Improvement Society in 1897 to beautify the town and help local women become better acquainted.