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Pinal County Attorney’s Office says a virus has compromised its files
Pinal County Attorney's Office says a virus has compromised its files Yihyun Jeong, The Republic | azcentral.com A virus has infected the case-management database of the Pinal County Attorney's Office, according to a statement released by the Attorney's Office Tuesday...
Pinal could be among those helped by school tax ruling
Pinal could be among those helped by school tax ruling By DAVID YANKUS | Casa Grande Dispatch PHOENIX — A Maricopa County Superior Court ruling Tuesday, which sided with Pima County in a lawsuit over an effort by the state of Arizona to shift more of an education tax...
Florence to spend almost all Prop. 123 money on raises
Florence to spend almost all Prop. 123 money on raises MARK COWLING | Casa Grande Dispatch FLORENCE — Pinal County’s largest school district will use its Proposition 123 money to give staff raises. The Florence Unified School District Governing Board held a special...
Number of Central Arizona College grads rising
Number of Central Arizona College grads rising By RODNEY HAAS Staff Writer | Casa Grande Dispatch SIGNAL PEAK — Central Arizona College saw its highest number of graduates in six years as 600 students left “The Green” of the Signal Peak Campus with a degree or...
Construction in northern Pinal booms
Construction in northern Pinal booms Home starts across county up 35% in 1st quarter of this year By BRIANNA BRADLEY | Casa Grande Dispatch FLORENCE — Housing construction has boomed in the last year in northern Pinal County, but that has also contributed to rising...
CAC police chief quits to take job with Coolidge
CAC police chief quits to take job with Coolidge By RODNEY HAAS | Casa Grande Dispatch SIGNAL PEAK — Central Arizona College will once again be looking for a new police chief following the resignation of James Matheney. The governing board approved Matheney’s...
Florence Copper Project backed by most at hearing
Florence Copper Project backed by most at hearing By MARK COWLING | Casa Grande Dispatch FLORENCE — James Stephens, who said he’s been a well driller for 27 years, spoke up for the Florence Copper Project at a public hearing Thursday. “They just want a pilot project....
Another Navajo running for Congress in CD1
Another Navajo running for Congress in CD1 By KEVIN REAGAN, Staff Writer | Casa Grande Dispatch Kayto Sullivan said he has two advantages as a candidate in Arizona’s 1st Congressional District race: He’s Native American and a Democrat. Those two characteristics play...
Big problems remain with copper permit
Big problems remain with copper permit Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune From Protect Our Water Our Future, Special to the Reminder Once again, Florence Copper, Inc. (FCI) has submitted an unlawful application to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality...
CAC board approves budget with slight tax cut
CAC board approves budget with slight tax cut By Rodney Haas , Staff Writer | Casa Grande Dispatch SIGNAL PEAK — The Central Arizona College Governing Board approved a $48.7 million budget during its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, calling for a slight tax...
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