Today, Jared Taylor for Gilbert Town Council released his campaign introductory video, which gives insight into who he is as a person and his plan to bring economic development to Gilbert. His vision for Gilbert is a great place to raise a family where his 3 daughters can grow up according to the principles that Thomas Jefferson laid out in the Declaration of Independence: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Happy July 4th America! Visit the website: www.VoteJaredTaylor.com

Jared Taylor appears to have secured the remaining Gilbert Town Council seat, according to early unofficial results.

This year's Grammy Awards seem to be shaping up as the battle of the blond divas. In one corner — Beyonce, the fierce veteran who's already won a dozen Grammys but has yet to grasp the most prestigious Grammy honors — album and record of the year. She's up for those trophies and more, with a leading 10 nominations.

The results of Tuesday’s primary have left the final Gilbert Town Council seat undecided, with incumbent John Sentz and challenger Jared Taylor set for a run-off in the November election.

The results of Tuesday’s primary have left the final Gilbert Town Council seat undecided, with incumbent John Sentz and challenger Jared Taylor set for a run-off in the November election.

I feel it has become an embarrassment to the community of Gilbert to have three very radical (Town) Council members. No other neighboring city councils have such radicals that would want to protest federal grants for seniors and the needy.

PHOENIX (AP) — A hit mailer sent to voters in Gilbert that connects three Town Council hopefuls by their Mormon faith is being denounced by political leaders on both sides.

Readers will recall Thursday’s column when I asked for help in identifying the little girl who posed with me in a photo that ran in the Tribune on Sept. 19.

The group behind the anti-LDS mailer sent out recently should get their money back. The logic behind the mailer is truly flawed. Here’s a few reasons:

Give us live music, face-painting, replicas of key American buildings and monuments, and a fireworks show, and we’re there.

More than 750,000 Maricopa County voters will get early ballots in the mail as soon as Thursday, when voting begins for the Aug. 28 primary elections.

Jared Taylor: Gilbert is again celebrating Constitution Week. Family lessons, scout night, school visits and the Saturday night fair are all part of the weeklong series of events. So, why all the fuss about something over 200 years old? Simply put, it's a miracle. A miracle in its creation and the clarity and freedom produced.

Developers and their attorneys, firefighters and politicians are among those financially backing campaigns for nine candidates running for four seats in Gilbert’s Town Council race.

An opportunity to learn and sample food from top local chefs is coming around again.

The Ahwatukee Kiwanis Club recently awarded $200 saving bonds to students attending Ahwatukee Foothills middle schools and Desert Vista and Mountain Pointe high schools. Six awards were presented to high school Key Club members for their outstanding leadership. Key Clubs at both Desert Vista and Mountain Pointe are sponsored by the Ahwatukee Kiwanis Club.

The decision Gilbert voters make at the polls in just more than a week could dramatically alter the political direction of the Town Council — or maintain the status quo.

Tyler Erwin and Sean Rackoski combined to throw a no-hitter as Hamilton defeated Casa Grande Vista Grande, 11-0, on the road in a non-division game Friday.

The typical “state of the town” address was not something Gilbert residents encountered at Thursday night’s town council meeting.

While the tea party’s influence seems to wax and wane, in Gilbert, anyhow, it’s running the show, determined, apparently, for a Total Tea Party Takeover.

What hath the Tea Party wrought?

A year earlier than expected due to the change in election years, two seats on the Gilbert Town Council are up for reelection.