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County falls short of school COVID benchmarks
County falls short of school COVID benchmarks by Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa Thursday’s numbers for COVID-19 mitigation benchmarks were one step forward and one step back for schools wanting to bring students back to campus. Pinal County had already achieved one...
52 businesses share $210K in Queen Creek COVID-19 grants program
52 businesses share $210K in Queen Creek COVID-19 grants program by Richard Dyer | Queen Creek Independent More than half of the $500,000 set aside by the Town of Queen Creek for a small-business grant program to offset the costs of safety measures due to COVID-19...
Recap of Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee meeting: Southwest Gas, Census 2020, Pinal County elections & COVID-19 relief programs
Recap of Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee meeting: Southwest Gas, Census 2020, Pinal County elections & COVID-19 relief programs The Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee, led by Co-Chairs Rebecca Timmer with Wilson & Co and Ben...
Portion of Eloy CARES money going to social service agency
Portion of Eloy CARES money going to social service agency by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise The city will use $100,000 of the CARES Act money it received from the state to assist residents through the Community Action Human Resources Agency. The City Council...
New Florence-Anthem polling place sought
New Florence-Anthem polling place sought by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Anthem voters are expected to have a new polling place for the Nov. 3 general election, the Town Council was told last week. Councilwoman Michelle Cordes commented at the...
Divided Eloy council approves large raises for future members
Divided Eloy council approves large raises for future members by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise It was a topic that left Eloy City Council members on opposite ends in June, and they disagreed on it again this week. Two months ago the council voted 4-3 to table...
Council tables business license fee amendment
Council tables business license fee amendment by Maria Vasquez | PinalCentral Two months ago the Eloy City Council approved revisions to the City Code's Business Regulations, which included the removal of the business license fee schedule. On Monday night, city staff...
Eloy’s Main Street getting a facelift
Eloy's Main Street getting a facelift by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise There has been a noticeable change to Main Street over the past month as the facades and arcades between Frontier and Sixth streets have been given a bit of a facelift. All existing tile and...
City officials want downtown cleaned up before advancing master plan
City officials want downtown cleaned up before advancing master plan by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise Much work has been done in the downtown area, starting on Main Street with the facade improvement project and the renovation of what is to be the police...
Mayor: New gym a sign of things to come for business in Coolidge
Mayor: New gym a sign of things to come for business in Coolidge by Jeff Jackson | Coolidge Examiner The city’s new boxing and fitness center received an opening round warm welcome from the Coolidge City Council on Monday night. “There were a number of us at the grand...
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