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Members of the Pinal County Development Services department at the Arizona Association of County Engineers Robert C. Esterbrooks Awards.
Pinal County employees recognized by engineering group
Four Pinal County Development Services department employees were recently honored at the Arizona Association of County Engineers Robert C. Esterbrooks Awards. “This is an honor to have so … more
Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department will be training volunteers to respond and assist with residents' smoke detector-related services.
Queen Creek residents can learn from fire department
Residents ages 18 and older can take part in a new volunteer opportunity from Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department. Volunteers will be trained and scheduled to respond and assist … more
Clockwise from top left are Jake Hoffman, Evan Olson and Alan Smith.
Meet the candidates for Arizona Senate District 15
Candidates officially filed their petitions April 1 to run in the 2024 primary election for Arizona State Senate District 15. District 15 includes a portion of Mesa including Phoenix-Mesa … more
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Sundae adds her paw print to a bowl being decorated at As You Wish Pottery. The company is raising funds for Sky Sanctuary Rescue throughout this month.
Queen Creek business raising funds for animal shelter
Throughout March, As You Wish Pottery is raising funds for Sky Sanctuary Rescue at all seven of its Valley locations including Queen Creek. Sky Sanctuary Rescue is no-kill animal rescue. Animals … more
The first Raising Cane’s in San Tan Valley is set to open Tuesday, March 19.
Raising Cane’s coming to San Tan Valley
San Tan Valley residents with a craving for fried chicken will soon have a new place to get their fix. The first Raising Cane’s in San Tan Valley is set to open Tuesday, March 19. The new … more
Bunny Blast runs from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, March 17 at the QC District, 21181 S. Ellsworth Loop Road.
Easter egg hunt at QC District
The QC District shopping area will be holding Bunny Blast, an Easter egg hunt for the little ones, this weekend. Kids will go door to door to shops in the district where eggs have been hidden by … more

Queen Creek’s signature event, Spring Into QC, will include free egg hunts for the kids.
Queen Creek's big spring event coming this weekend
Queen Creek’s first signature event of the year is leaping into town. Spring Into QC takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, March 23 at Mansel Carter Oasis Park, 19535 E. Appleby Road. … more
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Emergency Responder: Dr. Robert Porter is June's Hometown Hero
Since the time he was a child growing up in a small New Jersey town near the Jersey shore, Dr. Robert Porter always wanted to be a physician. He worked hard to make his dream come true. … more
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Empire Group of Companies has started leasing single family, build-to-rent homes at Village at Schnepf Farms.
Developer now leasing new rental homes in Queen Creek
Empire Group of Companies has started leasing   single family, build-to-rent homes at  Village at Schnepf Farms. Village at Schnepf Farms is a 144 unit gated single-family, … more
Maya J., center, of Payne Junior High in the Chandler Unified School District won first prize in the local National Civics Bee hosted by the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce.
Queen Creek student wins local National Civics Bee competition
A student from Payne Junior High School in Queen Creek has won the Valley’s first National Civics Bee. Organized in partnership with the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce … more
Development on the 545 additional lots at the Wildera master-planned community in San Tan Valley will begin in May.
Landsea Homes closes on 545 additional lots in San Tan Valley
Landsea Homes announced Thursday that it has closed on 545 additional homesites at the Wildera master-planned community in San Tan Valley. JEN Partners served as Landsea Homes land … more
Central Arizona College has received more than $325,000 water conservation grants. More than $141,000 will assist the college in placing artificial turf on the softball field at the San Tan Valley campus.
CAC receives $325K in water conservation grants
Central Arizona College has been awarded two water conservation grants worth more than $325,000 from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona. The first grant, worth $183,286, is … more
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