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EPA helping Apache Junction officials identify prime infill spots
EPA helping Apache Junction officials identify prime infill spots by Richard H Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent Jotting down likes and dislikes about Apache Junction and placing adhesive dots on wall maps where city officials should focus efforts to...
Work begins on RV park, golf course renovations
Work begins on RV park, golf course renovations by Tanner Clinch | Arizona City Independent With a slice of the ceremonial oversized scissors through the ruby red ribbon in front of a model mobile home by Scott Waddle, the work will start on the Arizona City Golf...
RICO reform bill stirs discussion among Pinal officials, resident
RICO reform bill stirs discussion among Pinal officials, resident by Kelly Fisher | Casa Grande Dispatch If pre-Country Thunder traffic jams hadn’t made a Gold Canyon activist late to Wednesday’s Pinal County Board of Supervisors meeting, he would have delivered a...
Town needs big capital projects despite tight budget
Town needs big capital projects despite tight budget by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Town staff is now forecasting it will have $1 million less to spend in the new fiscal year, but continued its discussion with the Town Council of capital...
How transportation investment helped the East Valley flourish
How transportation investment helped the East Valley flourish by Bayne Froney | AZRE In the past, Valley residents would drive their own personal vehicles on the very limited number of freeways available to them. Now, anyone can get anywhere quickly with the...
Surrounding areas see economic boost of Arizona Renaissance Festival, officials say
Surrounding areas see economic boost of Arizona Renaissance Festival, officials say by R. Nicholas Evans | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent From late-winter to mid-spring, the Arizona Renaissance Festival southeast of Gold Canyon attracts 250,000 visitors...
Approval of asphalt, pre-coated chips to pave way for road construction throughout Apache Junction
Approval of asphalt, pre-coated chips to pave way for road construction throughout Apache Junction by Richard H Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent Awards of bids on asphalt emulsion and pre-coated chips – ingredients needed for maintaining and resurfacing...
100-year-old Pinal bridge to be replaced
100-year-old Pinal bridge to be replaced Casa Grande Dispatch Work has begun to replace a 100-year-old one-lane bridge over the Gila River in eastern Pinal County with a new two-lane structure. The older bridge will remain in place for pedestrians and bicyclists as a...
Expect more East Valley development — about 700 acres worth
Expect more East Valley development — about 700 acres worth by Steven Totten | Phoenix Business Journal The Federal Aviation Administration gave the green light to the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority for massive development, likely including a new $125 million...
Photographer shows drone view of 347 overpass area
Photographer shows drone view of overpass area by Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa Maricopa photographer Jack Jackson took photos by drone for the Maricopa Historical Society to capture the appearance of the city around the State Route 347/Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway...
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