Good morning, Surprise.

16-year-old (Anjani Vickneswaran) organized a “Rally for Youth” tennis clinic at the Gold Key Racquet Club (12826 N.

Third St., Phoenix) with a grant from the Southwest Tennis Foundation to bring tennis to underprivileged children; she plans to offer monthly volunteer-run programs in the Valley.

Schnepf Farms reported a 50% loss in peach crops due to fewer chill hours from a record warm winter; the farm will charge 15 cents more per pound and stop pre-orders for on-site picking in May (owner Mark Schnepf said this change will help offset six-figure losses).

A SmartAsset study shows Surprise ranked 13th among the largest U.S. cities for high-income household growth; IRS data reveals the high-income population jumped (66%) from 2023 to 2024.

Wirtzie's Preschool & Childcare will host a free Splash Into Summer open house on Friday, May 1 from 4-5:30 p.m. at 16752 N.

Greasewood St that invites families to explore the learning environment, meet teachers and enjoy interactive activities featuring a splash pad and outdoor play areas.

Paradise Schools announced Scott Nigh will be the new principal at Paradise Honors Middle School for next school year.

He brings nearly 20 years of Arizona school experience (school officials praised his leadership and commitment).

Local Arizona Business Networking Event

5-7:30 p.m. — State 48 Brewery — $15 for non-members — Connect with fellow business owners and explore new opportunities over great food.

Mom's and Mimosas in Surprise

10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Mark Coronado Park — Free entry — Celebrate Mother's Day with mimosas, local vendors, and fun family activities.

A Derby Soiree

7-10 p.m. — Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant — $79 per person — Celebrate the Derby with a wine-pairing dinner inspired by southern flavors and fun.