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Expert: DOJ may swing wrecking ball in housing market
People who want to tour a house for sale in Scottsdale – or anywhere in Arizona, for that matter – are going to have to sign an agreement with their Realtor before walking through the door. The Arizona Association of Realtors, the largest trade association in Arizona representing...
Friend of the Week: Handsome Van Gogh loves pets, cuddles
Van Gogh is a very handsome, orange, male cat, about 6 months old. He is ready to explore a new home and share adventures with his new family with play, pets and cuddles. Van Gogh currently calls Friends for Life Animal Rescue's adoption center home, located at 952 W. Melody Ave. in Gilbert. At Friends for Life, animals are altered, vaccinated, microchipped and dewormed. Cats are also tested for FELV/FIV.
Chandler City Council receives update on health of local economy
CHANDLER, Ariz. — During the Aug. 15 Chandler City Council meeting, Chandler’s Economic Development Director Micah Miranda updated the Mayor and Council on economic trends, stats, successes and opportunities the city is facing and its vision for the future. Below are highlights of the briefing:. Chandler’s Economic Development...
New business developments popping up around Queen Creek
It's been a busy summer with new business developments continuing to pop up all around Queen Creek. In June, Queen Creek Councilmember Jeff Brown said the lease was signed for a Safeway, complete with "fuel Islands," to anchor the Harvest Station retail complex currently under development at the southwest corner of the newly constructed intersection of Riggs and Gary roads.
Design process to begin on The Ranch at Tumbleweed Park
CHANDLER, Ariz. – On Aug. 15, Chandler City Council awarded a professional services agreement to Weddle Gilmore for Tumbleweed Ranch Design Services, in an amount not to exceed $498,360. The Ranch at Tumbleweed Park anchors the southern half of Tumbleweed Park and is operated by the Chandler Museum. The...
Mark Meadows tries to move his charges in Arizona’s fake electors case to federal court
PHOENIX (AP) — Former Donald Trump presidential chief of staff Mark Meadows wants to move his charges in Arizona’s fake electors case to federal court, just as he unsuccessfully tried to do last year in an election subversion case in Georgia. In a court filing made available on...
Environmental groups sue Hobbs, state water agency over development near San Pedro River
Environmental groups on Thursday sued Gov. Katie Hobbs and the state water resources director, demanding that they review and revoke the water certificate of a proposed commercial and residential project in Sierra Vista that the groups say imperils the San Pedro River. The project of nearly 7,000 homes is stalled after the developer,...
Teen Car Crash Fatalities on the Rise in Arizona
Local driving school created to keep inexperienced drivers safe during back-to-school season, all year round. DrivingMBA, a locally-owned and operated driving school with offices in Scottsdale and. Glendale, is focused on keeping teens safe on the road this back-to-school season. Inexperience, distractions and having peers in the car on the...
Chandler speech and debate team celebrates national performance
The Arizona College Prep High School Speech and Debate team has won four State Championships in the past five years. This year, it had eight individual state champions and qualified 18 students ...
Comtech relocates Corporate Headquarters to Chandler, Ariz.
Arizona Governor, Chandler Mayor, and Local Leaders Attend Aug.16 Ribbon Cutting to Celebrate the Relocation of Comtech’s Headquarters to Arizona. CHANDLER, Ariz. – Comtech (NASDAQ: CMTL) (the “Company”), a global technology leader, today announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Melville, NY to Chandler, Ariz. Comtech’s new corporate headquarters in Chandler boasts approximately 150,000 square feet of state-of-the-art office, engineering and manufacturing space that is designed to enhance operations, improve collaboration and accelerate the delivery of new technologies, systems and services to a variety of customers across global markets.
Gilbert Seeks Dedicated Volunteers for Redevelopment and Self-Insured Trust Boards
Gilbert has put out the call for civic-minded residents to step up and volunteer. The town is currently accepting applications to fill positions on two of its boards, the Gilbert Redevelopment Commission and the Self-Insured Trust Board, according to a news release on the official website. Interested Gilbert dwellers have until 11:59 p.m. on Monday, August 26, to throw their hats into the ring for these roles that shape the community’s present and future landscape.
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