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Palo Brea sports Maricopa’s most expensive home sold last month

by Melissa | Sep 18, 2018 | Economy, Maricopa, Real Estate

Palo Brea sports Maricopa’s most expensive home sold last month inMaricopa The most expensive home sold in Maricopa from July 16 to Aug. 15 was a two-story, four-bedroom house in Palo Brea. This is the third time the home has been sold since it was built in 2007. Its...

Pinal, Casa Grande officials excited about Lucid announcement

by Melissa | Sep 18, 2018 | Casa Grande, Development, Economy, Real Estate

Pinal, Casa Grande officials excited about Lucid announcement by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch An electric carmaker is one step closer to coming to Casa Grande. Lucid Motors, an electric vehicle start-up company, announced early Monday it had secured funding...

Proposed truck plant in Coolidge will benefit Eloy school district

by Melissa | Sep 17, 2018 | Economy, Eloy, Government

Proposed truck plant in Coolidge will benefit Eloy school district by Heather Smathers | The Eloy Enterprise A proposed semi-truck manufacturing plant in Coolidge could be a tax boon for an Eloy school district. On Thursday board members for the Santa Cruz Valley...

Poverty rate falls in Arizona; Pinal lowest in state

by Melissa | Sep 17, 2018 | Economy

Poverty rate falls in Arizona; Pinal lowest in state by Renata Clo | Cronkite News An estimated 88,529 Arizonans rose out of the ranks of poverty last year, but that still left about 1 million — or one state resident in seven — living below the poverty level, new data...

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport adds nonstop service to Carlsbad/San Diego

by Melissa | Sep 17, 2018 | Development, Economy, Transportation

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport adds nonstop service to Carlsbad/San Diego by Apache Junction Independent Growth continues at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport as California Pacific Airlines has announced new nonstop service to McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad,...

Arizona builders scramble to find workers

by Melissa | Sep 4, 2018 | Development, Economy, Education

Arizona builders scramble to find workers by Ian Solomon | Cronkite News Construction workers had something to celebrate Labor Day. Construction companies and their clients – not so much. A report last week by the Associated General Contractors of America showed that...