The Casa Grande Union High School District SciTech Festival will be Monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 5 to 8 p.m. in the CGUHS gymnasiums and courtyard, 2730 N. Trekell Road. The public is welcome to attend.

 More than 150 student projects from all four CGUHSD schools, Sacaton Elementary, Florence Unified and Coolidge Unified school districts will be on display.

Nova Hall was cleaning out his garage in Sedona 13 years ago when he discovered an old steamer trunk with his grandfather's initials on it. It was a treasure trove.

The trunk contained blueprints drawn by his grandfather Donald A. Hall of the Spirit of St. Louis, the airplane in which legendary aviator Charles Lindbergh flew the first-ever solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean.

Lindbergh flew from New York to Paris in 1927. To do that, he needed a special aircraft, one that would fit his 6-foot-3 frame. In the trunk were photographs of his grandfather and Lindbergh in their mid-20s, as well as letters and notes the pair exchanged regarding the aircraft

It's the windup before the first pitch.

Scottsdale will host a Spring Training Festival on Saturday and Sunday at the city's Civic Center Mall as a warm-up for the monthlong Cactus League season.

Arizona State University graduate Nova Hall prefers to tell the story of his grandfather, who designed the airplane Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic in 1927, through artwork.

The public will have a chance to hear and see that story through Hall's "Flying Over Time" art exhibit from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Arizona State University's West campus, 4701 W. Thunderbird Road. The exhibit will be in the La Sala Ballroom inside the University Center Building.

The show should be the highlight of a daylong, campuswide gala dubbed Ex-STATIC -- Excellence in Science, Technology And Team-based Interdisciplinary Creativity -- which is one of about a dozen Arizona SciTech Festival events happening around the Valley that day.

The March 6 event will feature sessions, awards, a luncheon, a special video and a showcase.

The University of Arizona will host its ninth-annualInnovation Day at the UA on March 6. The event will celebrate the UA's success in technology development and innovation by highlighting the research achievements of students and faculty and staff members

The Arizona SciTech Festival showcases Arizona as a national leader in science, technology and innovation through a series of events taking place this month. Spearheaded by the Arizona Technology Council Foundation in partnership with Arizona State University   and Arizona Science Center , the Arizona SciTech Festival is a grass roots collaboration of over 200 organizations in industry, academia, arts, community and K-12, geared to excite and inform Arizonans ages three to 103 about how science, technology and innovation will drive our state for the next 100 years.

One week from today I'll be giving a talk at Scottsdale Community that is all about the future. I am giving the talk as part of the first annual Arizona SciTech Festival, which is currently in progress. 

Geeks love trains, right? Well, this one does and he will be riding the train with his three little geeks tomorrow night to check out Geeks Night Out. 

You might not do any actual flying this weekend, but if you come to downtown Mesa you can feel as though you are.

The Flinn Foundation has announced its support for the inaugural Arizona Science and Technology (SciTech) Festival, a six-week event in cities and towns across Arizona that will showcase innovation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The Festival's events will be centered in February 2012, coinciding with the celebration of Arizona's centennial.

The Arizona Technology Council Foundation in partnership with Arizona State University and Arizona Science Center today announced that Helios Education Foundation has committed $50,000 to the First Annual Arizona SciTech Festival. The Festival is a grass roots collaboration of over 200 organizations in industry, education and community designed to showcase how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) will drive the state's economy over the next 100 years. Arizonans will have the opportunity to

Dr. Jeremy Babendure speaks to Kim Covington from NBC about the 2012 Arizona Science and Technology Festival.