Our volunteers play a key role in the Cactus League experience for visiting fans, pitching in to help as parking lot attendants, ushers and program sales people, to name just a few duties. Their smiles and enthusiasm for the game are as much a part of spring training as hot dogs and beer.

The Cactus League’s oldest and smallest ballpark, Tempe Diablo Stadium, still packs them in each season, ranking in the top six in attendance. The stadium is one of the circuit’s most scenic venues, with an ancient rock formation rising beyond the left field corner. A freeway passes just beyond the right field wall, which must remind Anaheim Angels fans of home.

Home to the Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers, Camelback Ranch-Glendale has walking trails, citrus groves and a lake for fans to enjoy a stroll before games – and the grandstand offers stunning mountain views.

Home to the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians, Goodyear Ballpark is among the Cactus League’s most intimate venues, with a capacity of 10,311.

With fresh green-and-gold paint, a new shaded terrace level, upgraded concessions and a high-definition scoreboard, renovated Hohokam Stadium in Mesa is the perfect place to catch an Oakland A’s game.

Timeless Maryvale Baseball Park, which is the spring training home of the Milwaukee Brewers, underwent a $61.7 million renovation during the last offseason. The upgraded ballpark will set a new standard for Cactus League facilities.

The award-winning Peoria Sports Complex, spring training home for both the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners, opened in 1994 as the first two-team spring training facility.

Surprise Stadium, which is home to both the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers, was named the No. 1 ballpark in the Cactus League by USA Today last year. The facility offers free fan access to the practice fields every day, and there is no charge for parking.

For most people, Feb. 14 means hearts and flowers. But for Arizonans, it also marks the state’s 107th birthday.

In an effort to give a voice to those lost during those darkest of days in our history – the Holocaust – the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix, in partnership with over 50 Arizona nonprofits, schools and businesses, is proud to present Violins of Hope.

Chasse Building Team has officially opened a new, 3,800-square-foot southern Arizona regional headquarters office, located at 5115 N. Oracle Road in Tucson.

On Feb. 13, Five Star Development broke ground on the initial phase of The Palmeraie, a $2 billion master-planned community that spans 122 acres on the border of Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, Arizona.