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Goodyear Police Seize 20 Pounds of Meth, Striking a Blow Against Local Drug Trade
The Goodyear Police Department made a significant dent in the local drug trade earlier this month, confiscating 20 pounds of methamphetamine. The seizure, which occurred on August 2, was the result of a thorough investigation by Goodyear detectives, as reported on the City of Goodyear's official website. In what represents...
PXG 0311 XP GEN7 Irons Review
The PXG 0311 XP GEN7 irons blend strong distances and excellent forgiveness. Refined, appealing look. Rewarding soft feel stands out in the game improvement field. As reported in my PXG 0311 P GEN7 review [read it HERE], I received an in-depth look into the new GEN7 irons from the PXG R&D team in Scottsdale this summer. The team’s depth of knowledge in design, materials, and manufacturing was impressive. In this review I’ll delve into the 0311 XP GEN7 irons, which share the same GEN7 technology as the 0311 P model, but in a more player friendly package. Designed for the mid to high handicap golfer, the XP (Xtreme Performance) fits nicely into the game improvement iron category, with an emphasis on distance and forgiveness.
Calvary Chapel Fountain Hills hosts Indoor Summer Picnic
Calvary Chapel Fountain Hills, led by Pastor Rick Ponzo and Cheryl Ponzo, recently sponsored an Indoor Summer Picnic for the members of the Fountain Hills Community Center Wednesday, Aug. 14. ...
New I-10 westbound lanes debut Monday
The new collector-distributor lanes on westbound I-10 are scheduled to open tomorrow, Aug. 19, ending some of the dangerous zig-zagging East Valley motorists heading to Phoenix faced on portions of the busy interstate. The CD lanes between US 60 and 40th Street may require some preparation for drivers and the...
St. Mary’s appoints development director
Saint Mary’s Catholic High School announced the appointment of Kevin Finley as the new director of development. Finley, a proud alumnus of the school, has served as both a teacher and assistant principal at other Catholic schools in the Diocese of Phoenix. Finley’s connection to the school and his...
Diamondbacks' Paul Sewald: Continues scoreless stretch
Sewald allowed one hit and struck out three over a scoreless inning in Saturday's 6-1 loss to the Rays. Sewald has excelled since being replaced as the Diamondbacks' closer. Since then, he has yet to allow a run in six appearances, striking out eight over six innings. Arizona manager Torey Lovullo talked about Sewald having delivery issues at the time of his demotion; if the right-hander solved those issues, he could get save opportunities down the stretch. Sewald remains the most experienced closer in the bullpen.
Phoenix still tops the nation in industrial construction
Phoenix continues to outrank the rest of the nation in industrial construction with nearly 40 million square feet of space underway by the end of June, according to a new CommercialSearch report. Several massive projects were contributing to that amount and are soon set to deliver, such as Lucid Group...
Four Diamond Dawg commits set to play in PG All-American Classic
While college football begins next weekend, fans of college baseball can get a glimpse into their teams' future on Sunday evening. The Perfect Game All-American Classic will take place at 6 PM CT from Phoenix, Arizona. The game can be streamed on PerfectGame.TV. Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, will host the event that pits Perfect Game All-Stars from the East against their counterparts in the West.
Ketel Marte to return, lead off for Diamondbacks vs. Rays; Corbin Carroll out of lineup
All-Star starter and MVP candidate Ketel Marte will return to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ lineup on Saturday and lead off as designated hitter against the Tampa Bay Rays after missing the last three games with an ankle injury. Marte initially exited on Aug. 10 with an ankle contusion and expected...
Technology company Comtech moves headquarters to Chandler
Global technology company Comtech recently moved its corporate headquarters from New York to Chandler. A ribbon cutting ceremony attended by government and Comtech officials recognized the move. The technology and services provided by Comtech serves both the government and commercial customers. According to the company, being situated in Chandler brings...
City Council loads up for busy week
Back after a six-week break, Scottsdale City Council is charged with tackling an extension of the city’s homeless program, a plan to run recycled waste water back to city homes, a $2.8 million street project, another section of an ongoing jumbo sewer project and two big developments. Though Scottsdale...
East valley lawyer merges love of horses and the law
Paige Kemper’s love of horses and the law coalesced into her career as an associate attorney with a unique specialty at Rose Law Group in Scottsdale. In May, the Gilbert native joined the state’s largest woman-founded law firm as a member of the equine and litigation departments. Equine...
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