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Copper Corridor is poised to become a destination for outdoor recreational tourists
Copper Corridor is poised to become a destination for outdoor recreational tourists by James Hodl | Copper Area Are you ready to welcome tourists (and their spending)? A collaborative effort to create a marketing plan to promote the Copper Corridor in Eastern Pinal...
Queen Creek’s debt refunding results in savings of $17.1 million
Queen Creek’s debt refunding results in savings of $17.1 million by Queen Creek Independent staff report | Queen Creek Independent The town of Queen Creek recently refinanced, known in the industry as “refunded,” $54.1 million of the town’s debt. The purpose of the...
New Monsanto facility stirs up controversy near Marana
New Monsanto facility stirs up controversy near Marana by Morgan Kyrklund | Tucson News Now Southern Arizona residents have another chance to share their feelings about a new controversial development on its way unincorporated Pima County near Marana. Monsanto is...
Four sworn in to Apache Junction City Council
Four sworn in to Apache Junction City Council by Richard H Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent Four individuals were sworn into office at the Tuesday, Jan. 3, Apache Junction City Council meeting. They were: Jeff Serdy as mayor; and Robin Barker, Chip...
Supervisors discuss potential bond package with no tax increase
Supervisors discuss potential bond package with no tax increase by Apache Junction Independent The Pinal County Board of Supervisors began 2017 with a public hearing on a potential land purchase for economic development purposes, according to a press release. The...
Zone change for Lucid land given initial approval
Zone change for Lucid land given initial approval by Kevin Reagan | Casa Grande Dispatch Land to be part of the Lucid Motors plant site was unanimously approved for rezoning Thursday night by the Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission. The 80 acres in question is...
Big ADOT projects happening in southern Arizona in 2017
Big ADOT projects happening in southern Arizona in 2017 Ina Road, Ajo Way interchanges among major efforts Some of the Arizona Department of Transportation’s biggest projects this year will occur in southern Arizona. ADOT will continue replacing the interchange at Ajo...
Ak-Chin Indian Community swears in new Tribal Council
Ak-Chin Indian Community swears in new Tribal Council by AZ Business Leaders The Ak-Chin Indian Community elected Robert Miguel as chairman, Gabriel Lopez as vice-chairman, and Delia Carlyle, Ann Antone and Alvin Antone as council members. Miguel and Lopez will serve...
Public offers opinions on Florence Copper air quality permit
Public offers opinions on Florence Copper air quality permit by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Florence Copper isn’t only responsible for what it does underground, but for what it releases into the air. Opponents argued at a public hearing on the...
Marana Road Projects on the horizon
Marana Road Projects on the horizon by Brad Allis | Marana News No project will have a bigger impact on Marana than the Ina Road Traffic Interchange Project. The project will build an overpass over I-10 and the Union Pacific Railroad and widen I-10, similar to recent...
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