Arizona Public Service (APS), the largest electric utility in the state of Arizona, produced this short video covering this week’s dedication of Aaron Hill Field in Parker. Watch below.

NBC 12 Phoenix covered this week’s opening of Aaron Hill Field in Parker. Watch Hill talk about the field, which is part of the Diamonds Back program, below.

“There has never been, in 15 years, a turnout this big for a new field. Thank you Parker!” – Mike Kennedy (President, Diamondbacks Foundation) ——- The dedication of Aaron Hill Field in Parker was underway this morning with invited guests, Arizona Diamondbacks 2nd baseman Aaron Hill, the Town of Parker, the participation of local schools and a sponsorship by APS …

You are cordially invited to participate in an upcoming Focus Group to assist the Arizona Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism with the development of a new 2013-2015 State Service Plan for Arizona. The Focus Group will be approximately two hours in length and will provide you with an opportunity to share your perceptions, opinions, experience and ideas regarding the …

La Paz County Sheriff John Drum has given Parker Live a response to Quartzsite Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, who issued a rebuttal to the media late last night over Drum’s assertions regarding the narcotics task force. The response is below. ———— I would like to respond to Chief Gilbert’s response to the letter I read to the Board of Supervisors …

Quartzsite Police Chief Jeff Gilbert has issued a public rebuttal to Sheriff John Drum’s statement regarding the County’s narcotics task force at the last meeting of the La Paz County Board of Supervisors. The full text of the rebuttal is below (the original statement by Sheriff Drum can be found HERE). ———— On March 18, 2013, a letter was read …

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The following letter was read into the record at the Board of Supervisor’s meeting on March 18th 2013 by Sheriff John Drum: I am here today to talk with you about the La Paz County Task Force. When La Paz County broke away from Yuma in 1983, we didn’t have a Narcotics Task Force. Our officers handled drug cases as …