Economy Archives - Page 43 of 149

Area golf courses stay in full swing despite limits

by Melissa | Apr 7, 2020 | Economy

Area golf courses stay in full swing despite limits by Jeff Jackson | PinalCentral A golf course might be among the purest places to be amid this milieu of infectious disease and the coronavirus. With Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey last week declaring golf an essential...

Business leaders split over future of Pinal County’s economic development

by Melissa | Apr 6, 2020 | Casa Grande, Coolidge, Development, Economy

Business leaders split over future of Pinal County’s economic development by Rofida Khairalla | PinalCentral Business and economic experts from around Arizona and the United States met on Zoom early Friday morning to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic...

Pinal agency helping with rent assistance, mortgages

by Melissa | Apr 4, 2020 | Economy

Pinal agency helping with rent assistance, mortgages by Suzanne Adam-Ockrassa | Casa Grande Dispatch Help is available to individuals as well as businesses during the coronavirus outbreak on making rent, mortgage and utility payments and access to the internet. The...

Electric vehicle manufacturing hub discussion: envision and implement, Pinal County is “case study example”

by Melissa | Apr 3, 2020 | Development, Economy, Education, Government, Organizations

Electric vehicle manufacturing hub discussion: envision and implement, Pinal County is “case study example” On Friday, April 3, we hosted our first ever virtual panel to discuss the growing electric vehicle industry including manufacturing, trade, supply...

Q&A with Pinal County Economic Development Director Tim Kanavel (VIDEO)

by Melissa | Apr 2, 2020 | Development, Economy

Q&A with Pinal County Economic Development Director Tim Kanavel (VIDEO) by Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa Tim Kanavel has lived in Arizona 35 years and has worked for Pinal County for a decade. He is the first and, so far, only head of the county’s Economic...

City Hall adapting to COVID-19’s ‘very deep but very brief’ impact

by Melissa | Apr 1, 2020 | Economy, Maricopa

City Hall adapting to COVID-19’s ‘very deep but very brief’ impact by Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa In city parks, playground equipment will be blocked off and restrooms will be closed. Maricopa Public Library will no longer provide curbside delivery of books. For...