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Florence ranks high, Casa Grande low in livability study
Florence ranks high, Casa Grande low in livability study by Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services The way WalletHub sees it, the two best small cities for living in Arizona are Oro Valley and Florence. And Casa Grande? Not so much. That’s all based on a matrix of...
Future development planned for Dove Mountain, on Tangerine and Twin Peaks roads
Future development planned for Dove Mountain, on Tangerine and Twin Peaks roads by Danyelle Khmara | Marana News Marana Town Council recently approved rezoning two areas of untouched land to allow for a mix of residential homes, commercial buildings and open space....
New Eloy City Hall could be ready for city’s 70th anniversary
New Eloy City Hall could be ready for city's 70th anniversary by Caela Fox | The Eloy Enterprise Construction of a new Eloy City Hall is set for a groundbreaking in 2018 so it could be open by 2019 when the city marks its 70th anniversary. The current City Hall was...
Casa Grande schools received misallocated funds
Casa Grande schools received misallocated funds by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch A state audit recently found discrepancies with the allocation of federal funds to local schools, including several districts in Pinal County. According to the Arizona...
Marana council names Jamsheed Mehta interim town manager
Marana council names Jamsheed Mehta interim town manager by Tucson News Now Jamsheed Mehta has been named interim town manager for Marana. The Marana Town Council announced the decision Monday, Oct. 30. Mehta has been Marana's deputy town manager since 2014....
Maricopa among top places for buying rentals
Maricopa among top places for buying rentals by Kevin Reagan | Casa Grande Dispatch Housing data shows the city of Maricopa is one of the top places in the country for buying single-family rental homes. ATTOM Data Solutions, a California-based data curator, released a...
Water fight tied directly to Arizona’s growth
Water fight tied directly to Arizona's growth by Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Gov. Doug Ducey’s office is pushing a series of controversial proposals to overhaul state water management. One reason is to assure investors that Arizona has enough water for future...
Pickleball tournament bringing 1,400 to CG
Pickleball tournament bringing 1,400 to CG by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch More than 1,400 players of the nation’s fastest growing sport will descend on Casa Grande this week for a national pickleball competition. The USA Pickleball Association will hold...
Proposition campaign has raised more than $200K
Proposition campaign has raised more than $200K by Jake Kincaid | Casa Grande Dispatch Those campaigning for a “Yes” vote on Proposition 417 have an overwhelming edge in financial resources than those campaigning for “No.” The group New Roads and Freeways Before it’s...
Town of Queen Creek Extending Crismon Road
Town of Queen Creek Extending Crismon Road SanTanValley.com Construction for the Crismon Road extension, from Queen Creek Road north to Germann Road, will kick off with a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 31. The project consists of one lane in each direction...
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