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Pima County Supervisors recently unanimously approved the Rocking K residential development and the financing of construction for the extension of Valencia Road.

The upcoming graduates are able to overcome challenges and are on their way to receiving their much-coveted diplomas.

The Coconino County Parks and Recreation will host a National Trails Day event, where volunteers will help expand the Fort Tuthill Trail System.

Since September 2015, the Arizona Border Strike Force has continued to protect local communities by preventing the illegal trafficking of narcotics, weapons and ammunition in the state.

The said award will “recognize and reward faculty for providing world-class instruction, provide for professional growth opportunities... and make programmatic support available for faculty teaching developmental education.”

Motorists who will drive along the area are advised to prepare for any delays while crew work is ongoing.

Pima County and the YMCA of Southern Arizona Officials have recently announced that the Kino Community Center will once again be under the County’s management.

Five Cochise County employers have been awarded the “Healthy Arizona Worksite Award” in recognition for making their worksites a healthy and safe place.

Moving up from seventh place last year, Buckeye is among the top 15 fastest-growing cities in the U.S. with a population of over 50,000.

More than 1,000 people showed up to Marana Heritage River Park as part of the Town of Marana’s Public Works Week 2018.

Fry’s property on the southeast corner of Grant and Alvernon, was placed on the market shortly after the store closed.

Amy Bruske, who specializes in HR consulting and leadership development, is one of only three senior master consultants of the Kolbe Concept.

Vantage West Credit Union, southern Arizona’s largest credit union, has announced the winners of its Thrive Tucson Business Spotlight contest via a “yellow carpet” event at the Roadhouse Cinemas.

Students in the program will take at least one semester of an American Civics course and an assessment at the end of the class.

The revised Cochise court filing fees will result to an increase of six percent in costs.

The alliance began when TEP employee Robert Bills was killed by a drunk driver while on the job back in 1993.

Credit Union West, an award-winning financial cooperative, has awarded $5,000 to five graduating high school seniors, as part of its 2018 scholarship program.

The ball recognizes the organization’s tradition of service to military families.

He is currently the city manager of Watsonville, California, and will occupy the said position vacated by former city manager David Fitzhugh after his recent retirement.

May is Building Safety Awareness Month across the Yuma, and in line with this, permit techs from across Yuma County’s Department of Community Development have been challenged to join a statewide food drive through the “NAIL” hunger program.