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Scottsdale doctor: ‘Anything that causes inflammation in the body can disrupt other chronic medical issues’

By Grand Canyon Times | May 13, 2024

Studies show that erectile dysfunction is one of many possible symptoms of chronic sinusitis. According to Dr. Brian Lee of Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy Center, sinus issues can affect someone’s life in many ways.

One week until deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections

By Grand Canyon Times | May 10, 2024

Deadline approaching: One week until deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections.

One day until deadline to accept requests for Ballot-by-Mail for the May 21 municipal elections

By Grand Canyon Times | May 9, 2024

It's tomorrow: Deadline to accept requests for Ballot-by-Mail for the May 21 municipal elections.

Report: Jewish left-wing activist Soros funding tent city at Arizona State University

By Grand Canyon Times | May 9, 2024

Pro-Palestine protests at Arizona State University is one of several demonstrations on college campuses across the country, with student groups organizing encampments, protests, and demonstrations at their schools in an attempt to force the universities and colleges to divulge and divest from any connections that benefit Israel.

Three Arizona students receive prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholarship

By Grand Canyon Times | May 9, 2024

State schools chief Tom Horne has expressed his admiration for the achievements of three Arizona high school students who were recently named as 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars. The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program recognizes high school seniors for their accomplishments in academics, the arts, and career and technical education fields.

Arizona State University protests, arrests occur amid legislative push for higher education reform

By Grand Canyon Times reports | May 8, 2024

Pro-Hamas protests at Arizona State University (ASU) have spurred a series of bills aimed at reforming public higher education.

Blake Masters: The border crisis is 'by far the number one issue in the state'

By Grand Canyon Times | May 8, 2024

Blake Masters, the Republican Congressional candidate for Arizona’s 8th District, said the border crisis is "the number one issue in the state" with the other top issue being the impact of inflation on families.

Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy Center helps raise $110,000 for dog rescue foundation

By Grand Canyon Times | May 8, 2024

Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy Center helped raise $110,000 for a Texas-based dog rescue foundation during a national conference held in Dallas this April.

Arizona's schools chief launches task force to combat Fentanyl crisis

By Grand Canyon Times | May 8, 2024

In response to the escalating incidents of Fentanyl-related deaths and overdoses among Arizona's school-aged children, State Superintendent Tom Horne has unveiled an initiative aimed at combating this growing crisis. The initiative includes plans to equip schools with the anti-overdose drug Narcan and the establishment of a statewide task force.

Two weeks until military and overseas voter registration deadline for May 21 municipal elections

By Grand Canyon Times | May 7, 2024

Two weeks until military and overseas voter registration deadline for May 21 municipal elections.

Catholic Vote President: ‘The Democratic Party wants unlimited, taxpayer funded, abortion up until the moment of birth’

By Grand Canyon Times | May 3, 2024

Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said the “Democratic Party wants unlimited, taxpayer funded, abortion up until the moment of birth,” even though very few voters agree with that degree of abortion freedom.

One week until deadline to accept requests for Ballot-by-Mail for the May 21 municipal elections

By Grand Canyon Times | May 3, 2024

Deadline approaching: One week until deadline to accept requests for Ballot-by-Mail for the May 21 municipal elections.

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Two weeks until deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections

By Grand Canyon Times | May 3, 2024

Two weeks until deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections.

Data Orbital political analyst Khalaf: ‘Anyone who's telling you it's a slam dunk for Democrats to take the House or the Senate is inaccurate’

By Grand Canyon Times reports | May 2, 2024

As Arizona gears up for the upcoming primary elections to be held July 30, political analyst George Khalaf of Data Orbital provided insights into the state's electoral landscape during a recent webinar.

Arizona Senate Republicans put 'Secure the Border Act' on the ballot

By Grand Canyon Times | May 2, 2024

Republicans in the Arizona Senate are planning to put a “strike everything” amendment on HCR2060 to ask voters to approve “Secure the Border Act” despite Governor Katie Hobbs’ opposition to the legislation.

Poll: Trump leads Biden by 4, Hobbs approval rating at 38%

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | May 1, 2024

Former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden by four points among Arizona voters.

Catholic Vote President: Abortion ban opposition ‘vote in the Arizona state house is a battle defeat’

By Grand Canyon Times | May 1, 2024

Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said the recent decision on abortion bans in Arizona “is a battle defeat for” efforts of the pro-life movement, but the “war goes on.”

Republicans Push 'Secure the Border Act' to November Ballot Due to Negligence of Arizona Democrat Lawmakers

By Grand Canyon Times | May 1, 2024

Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen criticized Governor Katie Hobbs and Arizona State Democrat lawmakers for their negligence in addressing the border crisis. Petersen stated, "Arizona Democrats in power have shown us time after time, with every 'no' vote and veto of our border security legislation, that they are not concerned for the safety and well-being of our citizens, nor have any care for the wasted taxpayer dollars being used to mitigate the fallout from Biden's border invasion."Petersen highlighted the overwhelming challenges faced by law enforcement...

Catholic Vote President: ‘The Democrats continue to ignore basic biology’

By Grand Canyon Times | Apr 30, 2024

Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said that members of the Democrat party “continue to ignore basic biology” after Arizona Governor Hobbs vetoed a bill preventing biological males from entering female bathrooms and locker rooms.

Horne praises ASU and UArizona response to protests, urges K-12 schools to follow suit

By Grand Canyon Times | Apr 29, 2024

PHOENIX – State schools superintendent Tom Horne commended University of Arizona president Robert Robbins and Arizona State University president Michael Crow for their handling of student protests, calling it an exemplary model for K-12 schools. Horne expressed appreciation for their stance against antisemitism and emphasized the importance of maintaining a safe academic environment.Horne highlighted instances of antisemitic behavior in high schools following certain events and urged schools to prioritize academic instruction over potentially disruptive protests. He drew...

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