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City of Surprise reminds residents to stay hydrated, accepting donations

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 12, 2017

The city of Surprise is encouraging donations water bottles and warning residents to stay safely hydrated and avoid heat-related incidents by utilizing local refuge stations as needed.
Surprise a finalist in program honoring intergenerational initiatives

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 12, 2017

The city of Surprise has been named a finalist in a nationwide program that recognizes innovative communities.
Casa Grande partners to promote Pulsepoint app, AED awareness

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 9, 2017

A lifesaving responder app called Pulsepoint leads the list on the Casa Grande Fire Department’s collaboration with the Ak-Chin Indian Community and the product’s manufacturer, Pulsepoint Foundation.
ASU to illuminate incarceration’s impact in exhibit

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 9, 2017

Arizona State University (ASU) and a consortium of other colleges will share in a $310,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to create public projects highlighting key social matters, ASU officials reported recently.
Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign aims to help with effects of summer heat

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 8, 2017

Half a million bottles of water will help to stave off extreme heat for Mesa residents this summer with the 11th annual Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign underway.
West USA Realty kicks off daylong grand opening in Chandler

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 8, 2017

Live music, lunch, drinks and more are in store for Chandler-area residents at West USA Realty’s grand opening through 6 p.m. today at its new location, 1850 E. Northrop Blvd. #170 in Chandler.
Caliber, MODUS team up for sustainable housing in Scottsdale

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 6, 2017

Signaling the city’s latest foray into environmentally sustainable housing, a real estate investment-developer duo recently broke ground on a Net Zero Energy (NZE) project called Eclipse, a $9.1 million 20-unit townhome community.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale breaks ground for teen centers

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 6, 2017

Local constituents recently lent a hand to kick off groundbreaking for two new teen facilities planned by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale (BGCS).
Hardesty named Casa Grande community services director

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 5, 2017

Steve Hardesty has been selected as Casa Grande's community services director and will start on June 19.
Three receive University of Phoenix National Guard scholarships

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 2, 2017

Three University of Phoenix students recently earned full-tuition scholarships from the institution and the Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States’ (EANGUS) charitable branch, We Care for America Foundation.
Prescott holds preview party with panelists for groundwater documentary

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 2, 2017

Groundwater protection issues in Arizona generated robust debate among lawmakers and constituents, and documentary filmmakers captured it, yielding an upcoming release titled “Groundwater: To enact a law for the common good.”
As Phoenix booms, business blooms

By Carol Ostrow | Jun 1, 2017

Not only did more people move to the city of Phoenix than any other city between 2015 and 2016, but the city also surpassed Philadelphia as the nation’s fifth largest, the U.S. Census Bureau recently revealed.
HAWK traffic signal lands at busy El Mirage corners

By Carol Ostrow | May 30, 2017

A new traffic light system is now in use in El Mirage, which activated its first HAWK crossing signal earlier this year and plans future installations at busy intersections.
Goodyear cadets, Boy Scouts create Foothills Community Park playground

By Carol Ostrow | May 30, 2017

Civic staffers and Boy Scouts recently joined forces with local volunteers to build a new playground for the city of Goodyear at Foothills Community Park.
Fruguglietti accepts management post with Scottsdale’s West USA Realty

By Carol Ostrow | May 30, 2017

Debbie Sue Fruguglietti was recently named West USA Realty's newest manager.
Solutions for a Healthier World Foundation names three new leaders

By Carol Ostrow | May 26, 2017

Three executives have joined Solutions for a Healthier World Foundation Inc., augmenting the nonprofit’s leadership in bringing stem cell therapy and autoimmune disease treatment to those in need.
Coconino County, Page Chamber co-host economic summit

By Carol Ostrow | May 26, 2017

Over 100 northern Arizonans gathered recently to hear civic and academic leaders brainstorm business solutions at a Coconino County conference co-hosted by District 5 Supervisor Lena Fowler and the Page Chamber of Commerce.
Arizona Realtors receive honors, meet with lawmakers

By Carol Ostrow | May 26, 2017

A trio of Arizona real estate professionals received honors at the recent 2017 Realtor Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, where Realtors met with government officials about public policy’s effect on residential and commercial consumers.
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport to receive boost with Constant Aviation

By Carol Ostrow | May 25, 2017

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa will soon house a full-service maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) base with the addition of Constant Aviation, representing an economic enhancement for Arizona with a $12.5 million investment creating 200 jobs.
Global travel ramps up at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport

By Carol Ostrow | May 25, 2017

With British Airways and Air Canada upping the number of travel options at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, area residents and international visitors have a wider array of choices in arrivals and departures.

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