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The Peoria Times has been released every week since 1952 and is solely owned and run by Pueblo Publishers, Inc. As a proud member of both the Peoria Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona Newspapers Association (ANA), the Peoria Times plays an important role in the local community. Pueblo Publishers, Inc. is an independent newspaper publishing company that is locally owned and operated.

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Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace coming to Desert Diamond

1 week ago | peoriatimes.com | Joe McHugh

Multi-platinum rock bands Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace are joining forces for a 2025 co-headline tour across the U.S., featuring special guest Return To Dust. The 21-date run kicks off on Aug. 29 at Thunder Ridge Nature Arena in Ridgedale, MO, and wraps up Oct. 12 at Choctaw Grand Theater in Durant, OK. Breaking Benjamin will close each night. The tour will make a stop at Desert Diamond Arena on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Peoria News Briefs: Week of April 17, 2025

1 week ago | peoriatimes.com | Joe McHugh

Best Spring Training FacilityThe votes are in, and USA TODAY 10Best names Peoria Sports Complex as a winner in the 2025 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Spring Training Facility.
Mayor Beck continues State of the City tour

1 week ago | peoriatimes.com | Joe McHugh

Peoria Mayor Jason Beck continued his State of the City tour with a stop at Westbrook Village for an informal question-and-answer event with the public about city happenings. “Following the State of the City kickoff, these town hall events are essential for us to stay connected with our residents,” Beck said.
Berrios to coach Desert Dreams

1 week ago | peoriatimes.com | Alicia Venter

Desert Dreams FC, the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) team debuting in the West Valley, has named Alan Berrios as its inaugural coach. Berrios, the women’s soccer coach at Northern Arizona University, has over 25 years of experience, and will add the new coaching job to his existing duties. “Here’s the fun part about coaching at WPSL — we’re dealing with a bunch of girls that are, for the most part, already playing in college, and they’ve already experienced college coaching,” he said.
Peoria's budget process is underway

3 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Alicia Venter

The city of Peoria’s budget process is underway, as the council holds one of many meetings in the coming months about how it will allocate financial resources in the next fiscal year, which starts July 1. The four-hour budget meeting on March 26 included an overview of the budget, a summary of the city’s programs and capital improvement and an update on development fees.
Around The Bluhmin' Town: Just remember, life is precious

3 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Judy Bluhm

Need some good news? When feeling overwhelmed, check out the pair of bald eagles tending to their new baby eaglets. Live streaming, we can watch the wonders of nature. Congratulations Jackie and Shadow! After many years of trying, the two bald eagles of Big Bear Valley, California, are now proud parents. It has been a harrowing rollercoaster to parenthood, filled with disappointment, loss and now hope. On March 4, two little eaglets cracked the eggshells and made their appearance known to the world.
Peoria mayor responds to Amkor complaints

3 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Joe McHugh

It is no secret that Peoria residents are fed up with Amkor. From its implementation into the city, the community has gotten more riled up as news breaks on the development. This has spawned groups dissenting the project, and some voiced opposition in the council chambers. But at the most recent City Council meeting, residents showed out in full force, rowdier than they had been in the past — all about Amkor.
Message from the Mayor: Real Time Crime Center launches to better protect Peoria

3 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Jason Beck

By Jason BeckCity of Peoria MayorA cross our city, public safety remains one of our top priorities. Recently, as part of those efforts, we formally celebrated the grand opening of our state-of-the-art Real Time Crime Center (RTCC). The brand-new facility is already proving to be a powerful force multiplier in keeping our residents and communities safe.
Peoria local founds bank to help homeowners

4 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Alicia Venter

Taking care of one’s home is an expensive, oftentimes confusing process. Peoria resident Ty Lorts is trying to tear down the boundaries stopping his Maricopa County neighbors from improving their homes, founding the nonprofit Sustainable Home Improvement Loans of Arizona (SHILA). The average single-family home in Arizona was built 34 years ago, according to private equity firm ATTOM. Through SHILA, any state resident can apply for a loan for critical home improvements.
Peoria News Briefs: Week of March 27, 2025

4 weeks ago | peoriatimes.com | Joe McHugh

2024 Peoria Good Neighbor WinnerPeoria recently named Waunita Rayburn as the 2024 Good Neighbor award recipient. Last week, the Neighborhood and Human Services Department visited the Desert Vista neighborhood and honored Rayburn with a $50 gift certificate to a local business. Rayburn will also host a free block party in her neighborhood in May, to share this honor with her neighbors.