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Why haven’t Pinal’s school districts consolidated?

by Melissa | Dec 15, 2018 | Economy, Education, Government

Why haven't Pinal's school districts consolidated? by Kevin Reagan | Maricopa Monitor Ten years ago, a state committee recommended unifying some of Pinal County’s smaller school districts. Voters rejected the idea, possibly because they were told the state was not...

Pinal lawmaker’s bill counters Pima refusal of funds

by Melissa | Dec 15, 2018 | Economy, Government

Pinal lawmaker's bill counters Pima refusal of funds by Kevin Reagan | Maricopa Monitor A Pinal County lawmaker has introduced legislation to prevent county supervisors from refusing federal grants that fund law enforcement operations. State Rep. Mark Finchem, R-Oro...

New Maricopa Fire/Medical admin building design debuts

by Melissa | Dec 15, 2018 | Development, Government, Maricopa

New Maricopa Fire/Medical admin building design debuts by Jim Headley | inMaricopa It been a decade in the works, but the construction of a new Maricopa Fire/Medical Department administration building has finally arrived. The new building is colorful, bright, big and...

Coverage of Pinal Partnership Annual Elliott Pollack Market Forecast

by Melissa | Dec 15, 2018 | Development, Economy, Government, Organizations, Real Estate

Coverage of Pinal Partnership Annual Elliott Pollack Market Forecast Pinal’s economy will remain strong in ’19, expert says at Pinal Partnership event Pinal County economically charged heading into 2019 Economist offers outlook on 2019 Check out the full presentation...

Newly Opened Ranch House Grill & Brewery at SaddleBrooke Ranch

by Melissa | Dec 14, 2018 | Development, Events/Things to do, SaddleBrooke

Newly Opened Ranch House Grill & Brewery at SaddleBrooke Ranch by Jackie Tran | Tucson Foodie About 10 minutes west from the Biosphere 2 in Oracle, venture to SaddleBrooke Ranch’s new Ranch House Grill & Brewery. Although SaddleBrooke is a retirement...

Pinal annexations fuel Queen Creek population growth

by Melissa | Dec 14, 2018 | Economy, Queen Creek

Pinal annexations fuel Queen Creek population growth by Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services If you’re wondering where Arizona is putting all of its new residents, look to the far suburbs. New figures Thursday from the state’s Office of Economic Opportunity find...

A Prosperous Arizona-Mexico Relationship

by Melissa | Dec 14, 2018 | Development, Economy, Government

A Prosperous Arizona-Mexico Relationship by Governor Doug Ducey | Special to Inside Tucson Business Arizona’s ties to Mexico run deep—this connection is part of our history, and increasingly a part of our future. Arizona has long enjoyed a special relationship with...

Shea Homes closes on 15 acres at The Estates at Eastmark

by Melissa | Dec 14, 2018 | Development, Economy, Real Estate

Shea Homes closes on 15 acres at The Estates at Eastmark AZBigMedia Shea Homes Arizona recently purchased 15 acres at the southwest corner of Ray Road and Signal Butte Road in Mesa, with 39 homesites planned for phase two of The Estates at Eastmark community. Shea is...

Encanterra residents mixed on potential annexation into Queen Creek

by Melissa | Dec 14, 2018 | Development, Queen Creek

Encanterra residents mixed on potential annexation into Queen Creek by Josh Martinez | Queen Creek Independent Residents were split on their opinions about a possible annexation of a portion of San Tan Valley into Queen Creek, which would include the Encanterra...

Orangewood rezoning ordinance accepted by Council

by Melissa | Dec 13, 2018 | Development, Government, Queen Creek, Real Estate

Orangewood rezoning ordinance accepted by Council by Delarita Ford| Queen Creek Independent The Queen Creek Town Council approved on consent the Orangewood Planned Area Development Rezone ordinance. The decision came during a regular council meeting Wednesday, Dec. 5,...