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Area golf courses see a spike in local golfers during pandemic

by Melissa | Dec 23, 2020 | Casa Grande, Economy, Events/Things to do

Area golf courses see a spike in local golfers during pandemic by Gabrielle Olivera | Casa Grande Dispatch As the pandemic limits many activities, more locals are turning to golf courses for safe and socially distant fun. “It’s great to see,” said Adam Krukow,...

Council updates codes, revises permit fees

by Melissa | Dec 23, 2020 | Development, Eloy, Government

Council updates codes, revises permit fees by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise Did you know that the City of Eloy has a $27.50 permit fee to replace your water heater? It’s OK if you didn’t know, some council members didn’t know either. During the Dec. 14 meeting...

Regulators OK sale of troubled Johnson Utilities to EPCOR, new customer fees

by Melissa | Dec 23, 2020 | Government, San Tan Valley

Regulators OK sale of troubled Johnson Utilities to EPCOR, new customer fees by Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic In San Tan Valley on July 29, 2018, 15,000 gallons of raw seweage overflowed into a cul-de-sac near Village Lane and Morning Sun Circle. Submitted via San...

Despite loss of snowbirds this year, future bright for Canadian-Pinal partnership

by Melissa | Dec 22, 2020 | Casa Grande, Economy

Despite loss of snowbirds this year, future bright for Canadian-Pinal partnership by Aaron Dorman | Casa Grande Dispatch Canadian electric vehicle companies have shown interest in partnering with companies that supply components for the vehicles Lucid and Nikola plan...

Residents of Heritage District detail transformation of community

by Melissa | Dec 22, 2020 | Development, Maricopa

Residents of Heritage District detail transformation of community by Katie Sawyer | Maricopa Monitor The Heritage District in Maricopa has undergone a transformation in the last few years. From new roads and street lights to fresh paint and concrete, the city has...

Former owners describe history of Maricopa NAPA Autocare after demolition

by Melissa | Dec 22, 2020 | Development, Maricopa

Former owners describe history of Maricopa NAPA Autocare after demolition by Katie Sawyer | Maricopa Monitor For much of the history of NAPA Autocare in Maricopa, it was a family affair, intertwined in the fabric of an old farming community. Don and Esta Ray Pearce...

East Line Solar Plant now delivering utility scale clean energy from Salt River Project to Intel

by Melissa | Dec 22, 2020 | Coolidge, Environment

East Line Solar Plant now delivering utility scale clean energy from Salt River Project to Intel Intel’s Ocotillo Campus in Chandler Receives 100 MW to Support Arizona High-tech Manufacturing [NEWS RELEASE] Salt River Project announced the grand opening of “East Line...

Study: Pinal is 2nd most at-risk U.S. county for being uninhabitable

by Melissa | Dec 20, 2020 | Environment

Study: Pinal is 2nd most at-risk U.S. county for being uninhabitable by Bob McGovern | inMaricopa Pinal County farmland. Google Earth A recent study says Pinal County is the second most at-risk county in the United States of being uninhabitable in the near future due...

Outgoing county supervisors honored in final meeting of the year

by Melissa | Dec 19, 2020 | Government

Outgoing county supervisors honored in final meeting of the year by Aaron Dorman | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Supervisor Pete Rios, from left, Chairman Anthony Smith and Supervisor Todd House receive parting gifts and farewells during the last meeting of...

Casa Grande council to consider marijuana restrictions

by Melissa | Dec 19, 2020 | Casa Grande, Government

Casa Grande council to consider marijuana restrictions by Gabrielle Olivera | Casa Grande Dispatch The City Council on Monday will consider regulating marijuana in connection with a voter-approved state law legalizing recreational use. According to the agenda, the...