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Superior Mayor Mila Besich is a proud graduate of Grand Canyon University (GCU), obtaining her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications in 2013. Earlier this month, GCU featured Besich in their alumni spotlight series. From her current positions as Mayor of Superior...

Site Selection, an award-winning magazine recognized as the leading publication in corporate real estate, facility planning, location analysis and foreign direct investment, recently ranked Phoenix in the top 10 for corporate headquarters based on...

The Town of Superior, AZ, has been named one of the “Best Managed Cities in Arizona with a Population Under 10K for 2024” by Business View Magazine. This well-deserved recognition is a yet another testament to the vision, dedication, hard work and deep commitment...

Superior Mayor Mila Besich was honored with a Special Citation Award at the 42nd American Mining Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony and Fundraiser held this past weekend. The award was presented by the Mining and Mineral Education Foundation.

Town of Superior officials joined Resolution Copper and Legends of Superior Trails (LOST) board members for a groundbreaking ceremony on December 4 to celebrate the construction of a new and improved trailhead parking area for the Queen Creek Canyon segment of the Legends of Superior Trail near Main Street.

Superior Mayor Mila Besich was proudly joined by Superior Town Manager Todd Pryor and Superior Arizona Trails Vice President James Schenck as presenters of the “Superior Gateway Community – With A Little Help From Our Friends” featured session at the 2024 National Trails Workshop...

The Arizona Small Business Association presented its Rural Community Impact Award to Mayor Mila Besich at its annual BIG Thank You event on November 14, 2024. She received this award in recognition of her unwavering commitment to serving rural Arizona and...

In 2024, Boyce Thompson Arboretum celebrates 100 years of growth, exploration and conservation with new initiatives that honor its history while looking toward the future. As Arizona's largest and oldest botanical garden, the Arboretum spans 105 acres with five...

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has confirmed new protections for 276 acres in Tonto National Forest within Superior's Town limits, including areas near the Municipal Airport and Fairview Cemetery. A Public Land Order formalizing the land withdrawal will be...