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Pinal County Assessor reacts to frustrated farmers
Pinal County Assessor reacts to frustrated farmers by Kelly Fisher | Coolidge Examiner After hearing concerns from farmers for months, the Pinal County assessor used his “assessor’s discretion” to sign a policy pertaining to the irrigation district’s agriculture...
Longtime Pinal family keeps farming for the community
Longtime Pinal family keeps farming for the community by Mark Cowling | Tri-Valley Dispatch As a cotton-farming youngster, Guy Rankin used to imagine how much food he could grow, and all the people he could feed, with some of the water his family used to grow cotton....
Pinal County Treasurer-elect talks about plans for office
Pinal County Treasurer-elect talks about plans for office by Kelly Fisher | Casa Grande Dispatch Michael McCord has no “grand aspirations” of becoming a career politician. He lamented the negativity often noticed in many races: Some candidates can’t seem to get enough...
Town Hall focuses on RTA plans for Pinal
Town Hall focuses on RTA plans for Pinal by Kelly Fisher | Casa Grande Dispatch The 29th annual Pinal County Town Hall meeting drew about 165 attendees with the theme “Linking Transportation: Paving the Way to Economic Growth,” which included a presentation and...
State, Casa Grande Council hopefuls talk local issues
State, Casa Grande Council hopefuls talk local issues by Kevin Reagan | Casa Grande Dispatch Education funding drew a point of contention between candidates running to represent District 8 in the Arizona Legislature. The five candidates running for the district’s...
Redesign in Downtown Casa Grande includes European flair
Redesign in Downtown Casa Grande includes European flair Fifth Street renovations embrace open-movement concept by Kevin Reagan | Casa Grande Dispatch A reconstruction project of the region bordering Peart Park intends to transform the area for multiple recreational...
Florence Council OKs millions for engineering
Florence Council OKs millions for engineering by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune After some discussion, the Town Council approved six separate items authorizing the town to spend just over $2.5 million on “on-call” engineering services with six...
A view from above Maricopa; Mayor Price’s State of the City
A view from above Maricopa; Mayor Price’s State of the City by Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter A view from above was the theme of Maricopa Mayor Christian Price’s State of the City Address on Wednesday, complete with skydiving and videos playing throughout that...
Pinal Partnership October Breakfast: Political Pundits Gone Wild!
Pinal Partnership October Breakfast: Political Pundits Gone Wild! Pinal Partnership is thrilled to present one of our most popular past breakfast concepts - the best of the best local political pundits (two Republicans and two Democrats) providing their raw opinions...
Skydiving business jumps right into Main Street shop in Eloy
Skydiving business jumps right into Main Street shop in Eloy by Tanner Clinch | The Eloy Enterprise A new business will soon be landing on Main Street hoping to capitalize on the city’s most world famous attraction: Skydive Arizona Firebird USA is a parachute company...
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