Good morning, Surprise.

The Window Depot opened its first Surprise store on May 16 and held a ribbon cutting with the city on June 30.

It is its second West Valley store and fifth in the Metro, open weekdays at 7 a.m. & Saturdays at 8 a.m., closed Sundays.

Local businesses in Surprise are offering attractive Fourth of July deals starting today, including buy-one-get-one ribs & a special $17.76 cheese pizza at Grimaldi’s, with some offers donating part of the proceeds to Feeding America and extra discounts for military and first responders.

Surprise Parks and Recreation Department is offering skills classes in soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, football, and speed and agility for kids ages 6-15 from August through December; families can check the city website for details (registration is required).

Magnolia Smith faced tough days caring for her veteran husband after his Parkinson’s diagnosis until the VA linked her with a caregiving agency that now provides daily care and respite so he can remain at home.

The support gives their family much-needed relief.

America's Sweethearts Performance

7-8 p.m. — The Vista Center for the Arts — Complimentary items for veterans — Enjoy vintage harmonies from America's Sweethearts as they celebrate classic songs with a modern twist.