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Buckeye starting another cycle of Catalyst Program
BUCKEYE — A local grant program is again inviting Buckeye businesses to apply for funds to improve the appearance of storefronts and other elements.Buckeye’s Catalyst Program is now open … more
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GOP chair: subpoenas puts personal, party privacy at risk
PHOENIX — Kelli Ward is telling a federal judge if she lets the Jan. 6 Committee access her phone records, it will endanger not only her rights but those of the entire Arizona Republican … more
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Construction program requests help from skilled trades
PHOENIX --TradeUp!, a Phoenix nonprofit dedicated to empowering children through hands-on learning in the construction trades, is seeking parents, educators, and professionals in the skilled trades … more
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Valley trucking firms adjust to California bridge outage
Every time there are wrecks, construction or weather delays affecting Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Los Angeles, it affects the West Valley in some way. This week, a major storm created the … more
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Buckeye Legion hall gets AC donation from Chas Roberts
BUCKEYE — Many nonprofits need some kind of help from the private sector — at least once in a while. That’s what American Legion Hazelton-Butler Post 53 in Buckeye received last … more
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County board approves rezone of 5,000-home Morristown development
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved one step for a major housing project in the northwest Valley that has major opposition. more
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Another busy agenda for Buckeye P & Z
A proposed amendment to the North Star Ranch Community Master Plan is one of the items on the agenda for Tuesday's Buckeye Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. The meeting, set for 6 p.m. at … more
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Pharmacies promoting seasonal flu shots
Many health-conscious Valley residents are already in the habit of looking into seasonal flu shot availability each October or November. According to the two large pharmacy chains with a presence … more
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Recorder, board defend primary election procedures
PHOENIX — Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer told the county’s Board of Supervisors this week that his division accomplished all its major goals in the recent primary … more
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Gilbert citizens rally against non-existent town rail proposal
Gilbert Town Council listened for two hours Tuesday as a series of residents railed about the town’s rail proposal. The only problem: the town does not have one. That created a sticky … more
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Queen Creek says its last goodbyes to Mayor Gail Barney
During his funeral service, Queen Creek Mayor Gail Barney was remembered by family, friends and colleagues as a humble, kind man devoted to serving his family, religion and community. “As … more
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Veteran Achievement: Steven C. Cain is July’s Queen Creek Hometown Hero
Steven C. Cain may have retired from the military, but he continues to serve his fellow veterans and the Queen Creek community in any way he can. Cain is the commander of the Duane Ellsworth … more
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