Robert Gundran grew up in the Southwest, spending equal time in the Valley and Southern California throughout his life. He graduated from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism in 2018 and wrote for The Arizona Republic and The Orange County Register.
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Latest from Robert Gundran
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Gila Bend continues rebuilding process with new softball field
Maricopa County and Gila Bend rebuilt a community softball field two years after a devastating flood that displaced over 100 people.
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Tickets are on sale for Buds-A-Palooza 2024 in downtown Phoenix
Tickets sold out for last year’s Buds-A-Palooza in downtown Phoenix, so grab them early!
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Sip and celebrate at these holiday-themed bars in the Valley
From a rooftop bar to a secret cocktail lounge, check out these holiday-themed places to drink in metro Phoenix.
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Love stargazing? Fountain Hills breaking ground on observatory in 2024
The science center in Fountain Hills will have the biggest telescope in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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Arizona Jewish Historical Society unveils plans for Holocaust education center
The Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center will be in a new 27,000-square-foot building in downtown Phoenix.
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We asked, you answered: The Valley’s top restaurants for dining this winter
Check out these five reader-recommended suggestions for comfort food in Arizona this winter, plus one of our favorites.
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Enjoy every Diamondbacks home game for less than $4 a ticket
The Diamondbacks “Ballpark Season Pass” gets you access to all 81 home games plus two preseason exhibition games.
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What’s it like to be an abortion provider in Arizona right now?
OB-GYN Dr. DeShawn Taylor shares her concerns about the December court case that could roll Arizona back to its pre-statehood abortion ban.
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Thelda Williams, former Phoenix mayor and councilmember, dead at 82
Thelda Williams served as interim mayor in Phoenix three times. She died Nov. 14 at age 82.
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Yuma County reports Arizona’s first child death of flu season
State health officials on Nov. 13 confirmed Arizona’s first child fatality due to influenza in this year’s flu season.
