News published on Business Daily in November 2017

Tucson City Domestic Violence Court receives mentoring grant

By Marian Johns | Nov 20, 2017

The Tucson City Domestic Violence Court was recently named as a Domestic Violence Mentor Court by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Violence Against Women, receiving a two-year grant to fund mentoring activities and programs.

Congresswoman embarks on tour to sing National Anthem

By Marian Johns | Nov 16, 2017

U.S. Rep. Martha McSally (R-Tucson) recently embarked on a National Anthem tour where she has already sung in front of over 2,000 people as part of her call for unity and patriotism in the country.

ON Semiconductor recognized by leading manufacturing and supply chain

By Marian Johns | Nov 16, 2017

ON Semiconductor has been recognized by a leading manufacturing and supply chain, and has received a top award for its energy efficiency and innovations.

Pima County Board of Supervisors amends zoning codes

By Marian Johns | Nov 16, 2017

The Pima County Board of Supervisors has approved two zoning code amendments that will affect land use in residential zones as well as water conservation throughout the county.

Arizona Fall League offers weekday promotions

By Marian Johns | Nov 16, 2017

The Arizona Fall League is offering special promotions this season where baseball fans have the chance to win giveaways and receive special ticket pricing on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays with the Surprise Saguaros at Surprise Stadium.

Blue Cross Blue Shield offers health education program for elementary teachers

By Marian Johns | Nov 16, 2017

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona is offering a free health education program to fourth- and fifth-grade students in the state in an effort to promote the importance of good nutrition and movement to young people.

City of Goodyear to kick off display of 1.5 million synchronized lights

By Marian Johns | Nov 15, 2017

The city of Goodyear will kick off the holiday season this month with its display of over 1.5 million synchronized lights in a drive-through light show.

Barrow Neurological Institute first in state to offer SenTiva epilepsy treatment

By Marian Johns | Nov 14, 2017

Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s Hospital now offers a new treatment for those with drug-resistant epilepsy, making it the first hospital in the state to make the treatment available to patients.

Pima County Health Department launches Blackout Tobacco campaign

By Marian Johns | Nov 14, 2017

The Pima County Health Department will take part in the 2017 Great American Smoke Out (GASO) with its own Blackout Tobacco campaign.

Mesa water supply is safe despite some areas experiencing cloudy water, city says

By Marian Johns | Nov 13, 2017

The city of Mesa is warning its water customers in certain areas of the city that they could see some cloudiness in their water supply through January but that the water supply remains safe.

City of Surprise Resource Center launches new playroom

By Marian Johns | Nov 13, 2017

The city of Surprise has added an early childhood room to its resource center to help parents who come to the center to search for jobs and use community resources.

Gilbert Chamber kicks off annual Holiday Bonus Card program, Tuesday Tastings

By Marian Johns | Nov 10, 2017

The Gilbert Chamber of Commerce has launched its annual Holiday Bonus Card program, along with its Tuesday Tastings and other special promotions.

Avondale adds ZOOM North route to its public transportation service

By Marian Johns | Nov 9, 2017

The city of Avondale recently extended its public transportation operation with the addition of a new ZOOM bus route for the north section of the city.

Candidates sought for Bisbee school district board

By Marian Johns | Nov 9, 2017

The Bisbee Unified School District Governing Board is seeking to fill a spot on its board after the retirement of one of its board members.

Mesa opens registration for winter recreation programs

By Marian Johns | Nov 8, 2017

The city of Mesa has opened registration for its winter recreation programs for youth and adult sports teams.

Ducey calls on congressional leaders to reauthorize funding for KidsCare

By Marian Johns | Nov 8, 2017

As funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) hangs in the balance, Gov. Doug Ducey has called on Arizona’s congressional leaders to reauthorize the program that provides coverage for over 23,000 of the state’s children.

SRP recognized for employee adoption benefits by Dave Thomas Foundation

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Tempe-based Salt River Project (SRP) was recently recognized for its employee adoption benefits by the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.

Bill Moore Days Parade float winners named

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Three floats from the recent Avondale Billy Moore Days Parade came away as winners, beating out over 56 parade entries in the year’s event.

Central Arizona College to shed light on homelessness, hunger in the U.S.

By Marian Johns | Nov 7, 2017

Central Arizona College will help mark National Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week with an informational campaign at each of its campuses.

World War II veteran to serve as grand marshal for Bullhead City Veterans Day parade

By Marian Johns | Nov 6, 2017

The First Marines Division will mark the ninth year of its annual Veterans Day parade in Bullhead City this month and has nominated 90-year-old World War II Veteran Lindy Arthur Closset to serve as the grand marshal.

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