
ALT Three individuals are sitting at a wooden table in an office setting. Two people are on one side, one wearing a pink jacket and the other a blue shirt, both sitting in front of a purple azcentral and The Arizona Republic banner. The third person is on the opposite side, holding a document. A water bottle and pens are on the table.

ALT Promotional poster for Unity Day on October 21, 2026, advocating against bullying. The image features two hands forming a heart shape, one in blue tones and the other in orange tones. The text emphasizes wearing and sharing orange with the hashtag #UnityEveryDay. Logos for PACER, the City of Tempe and the National Bullying Prevention Center are at the bottom.

ALT The image shows two sections. The top section features the Tempe City Hall Farmers Market logo with illustrations of bread, a watermelon, and other produce. The bottom section has two photos. The left photo shows a group of people posing with farm produce, such as bread and vegetables, under a blue canopy. The right photo shows an individual smiling and holding a basket of produce, including jars and squash, with a booth display of farm goods behind.

ALT A group of people dancing happily at a lively event. A banner overhead reads "Fun for the Whole Family," with a note about local food, artists, and activities for kids. The festive scene includes colorful decorations and dancers in traditional attire.

ALT Promotional image for the "Tempe Tardeada" event. It features colorful illustrations of musicians in traditional attire playing instruments. At the center is the event name under a stylized sun. Text details read: "Sunday, Nov. 1 | Noon - 8 P.M., Tempe Community Complex, 3500 S. Rural Rd., tempe.gov/tardeada.

ALT An illustrated image promoting October as National Bullying Prevention Month. It features two orange hearts, one whole labeled "This is my heart before bullying" and one broken labeled "This is my heart after bullying." The bottom of the image includes logos for Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.

ALT Workers fill sandbags near a sign stating "Emergency Storm Sand for Sandbags." The poster announces free sand and bags to prevent flooding, available 24/7 at Benedict Sports Complex, located at 490 W. Guadalupe Road, northwest corner of Guadalupe and Kyrene roads, east side of the parking lot. A note at the bottom encourages residents to bring a shovel.

























