Economy Archives - Page 41 of 149

Housing construction hasn’t slowed in Casa Grande

by Melissa | Apr 18, 2020 | Casa Grande, Economy, Real Estate

Housing construction hasn’t slowed in Casa Grande by Sizanne Adams-Ockrassa | Casa Grande Dispatch The number of permits for new houses in Casa Grande has continued to grow despite the COVID-19 outbreak. Between Jan. 1 and March 31, the city saw 211 requests for...

As Major Airports Shudder, a Single-Runway Arizona Airpark Bustles

by Melissa | Apr 17, 2020 | Economy, Marana, Transportation

As Major Airports Shudder, a Single-Runway Arizona Airpark Bustles by Ryan Ewing | Airline Geeks Amid a global crisis that has practically reduced global travel to a skeleton of what it once was, a small, single-runway airpark smack-dab in the middle of the Arizona...

Local business helping farmers make ends meet

by Melissa | Apr 16, 2020 | Economy, San Tan Valley

Local business helping farmers make ends meet by Chloe Mar | ABC15 Farmers around the Valley, and the world, are struggling to get food to those who need it most – local businesses. “These gardens you’re looking at are my bank accounts. I have to...

Arizona dairy farms struggling after coronavirus shuts down restaurants and schools

by Melissa | Apr 16, 2020 | Economy, Eloy

Arizona dairy farms struggling after coronavirus shuts down restaurants and schools by David Caltabiano | 3TV/CBS 5 Even though milk is flying off the shelves at your local grocery stores, local dairy farmers are struggling after schools and restaurants closed down...

Pinal County Launches “Pinal Works” for the Business and Workforce Community Impacted by COVID-19

by Melissa | Apr 15, 2020 | Economy, Government

Pinal County Launches “Pinal Works” for the Business and Workforce Community Impacted by COVID-19 [NEWS RELEASE] As COVID-19 continues to impact multiple industries and create record-high unemployment throughout the Nation, Pinal County has launched...

Coolidge restaurants feel the strain of COVID-19

by Melissa | Apr 15, 2020 | Coolidge, Economy

Coolidge restaurants feel the strain of COVID-19 by Rofida Khairalla | PinalCentral Sparking fiery debates among governors around the U.S. and lawmakers in Washington D.C., some states are beginning to examine when they will reopen their economies amongst the ongoing...