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Apache Junction Planning Commission OKs city-initiated rezoning on Greasewood Street

by Melissa | May 30, 2019 | Apache Junction, Development, Government

Apache Junction Planning Commission OKs city-initiated rezoning on Greasewood Street by Josh Martinez | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent The Apache Junction Planning and Zoning Commission recently instructed city staff to initiate the rezoning of four parcels...

Arizona farms shrinking in number, growing in size

by Melissa | May 30, 2019 | Casa Grande, Economy

Arizona farms shrinking in number, growing in size by Griselda Zetino | KTAR Jim Boyle Jr.’s family has a long history in dairy farming. They’ve owned dairy farms in Arizona since the early 1920s, first in south Phoenix and then in Mesa. Boyle’s roots in dairy farming...

Pinal County Air Quality’s annual monitoring network plan available for review

by Melissa | May 29, 2019 | Environment, Government

Pinal County Air Quality’s annual monitoring network plan available for review Apache Junction Independent Pinal County Air Quality Control District’s annual monitoring network plan is available for public inspection prior to submission to the U.S. Environmental...

Arizona Budget Includes Money For Groundwater Infrastructure In Pinal

by Melissa | May 29, 2019 | Economy, Environment, Government

Arizona Budget Includes Money For Groundwater Infrastructure In Pinal by Bret Jaspers | KJZZ Irrigation districts in Pinal County and elsewhere got a $20 million loan as part of the state budget passed this week.Farmers in Central Arizona wanted the money so they...

Maricopa Heritage District activist working with city to make change

by Melissa | May 28, 2019 | Development, Economy, Maricopa, Real Estate

Maricopa Heritage District activist working with city to make change by Grace Harrah | Maricopa Monitor The motto “Proud History, Prosperous Future” is the focus as the city plans changes for the homeowners at the Heritage District. The goal, according to city...

Report: Ruins brings over $5 million in tourism revenue in 2018

by Melissa | May 28, 2019 | Coolidge, Economy

Report: Ruins brings over $5 million in tourism revenue in 2018 by Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument helped to generate over $5 million for the regional economy over the course of 2018, a report shows. The report, part of a...

Gold Canyon Community Meeting to be Held on May 30

by Melissa | May 28, 2019 | Gold Canyon, Government

Gold Canyon Community Meeting to be Held on May 30 [NEWS RELEASE] Supervisor Todd House is pleased to announce a meeting for Gold Canyon residents to discuss issues in their area. The meeting will be held at the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church Main Sanctuary, 6640...

$180 million renovation marks 25 years of successful Harrah’s partnership with Ak-Chin tribe

by Melissa | May 28, 2019 | Ak-Chin, Development

$180 million renovation marks 25 years of successful Harrah's partnership with Ak-Chin tribe by Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic When the small Ak-Chin Indian Community decided to enter the casino business in the early 1990s, it was a gamble for the tribe. "In the...

Republicans approve $11.8 billion Arizona budget

by Melissa | May 28, 2019 | Government

Republicans approve $11.8 billion Arizona budget SanTanValley.com The Arizona Legislature passed an $11.8 billion budget late Memorial Day after days of tense infighting among Republicans. The budget negotiated between majority Republican lawmakers and GOP Gov. Doug...

Is a tech corridor in Pinal County’s future?

by Melissa | May 24, 2019 | Development, Economy

Is a tech corridor in Pinal County’s future? Apache Junction Independent When one thinks of the term “tech corridor” the first thought to come to their mind is Silicon Valley. But Pinal County Economic Development Program Manager Tim Kanavel says that Silicon Valley...