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The first business in Mesa to achieve certification is Stardust Building Supplies, 1720 W. Broadway Road. Its mission is to provide quality reclaimed materials for reuse.
Arizona Green Business Program launches in Mesa
Local First Arizona is teaming up with the city of Mesa to recognize independently owned businesses that are doing good for the planet through the Arizona Green Business Program. This … more
Hiring event slated for veterans
BestCompaniesAZ, a local company specializing in workplace culture and employer branding, is hosting a free, virtual military veteran hiring event Thursday, March 11 for military members, veterans and their families. more
The stadium at Goodyear Ballpark, 1933 S. Ballpark Way, will allow fans in the stands on game days.
MLB gears up to play ball in Goodyear
What a difference a year and a pandemic make. more
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MVS Tags and Title and Efficient Roofing are hosting the event, which will be open to the public 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. that Saturday.
March customer appreciation day to benefit National Kidney Foundation
Two Apache Junction businesses are seeking sponsors for a March 20 customer appreciation day and car show at 155 N. Meridian Drive that will benefit the National Kidney Foundation. The foundation … more
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Tap Savvy taproom is one of six businesses awarded a $10,000 COVID-19 relief grant from Litchfield Park on Jan. 20. So far, 17 businesses and two nonprofits have been helped through the city’s COVID-19 Business Assistance Program.
Litchfield Park awards six more $10K COVID-19 relief grants
Six businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive $10,000 grants from the city of Litchfield Park this month, bringing the total amount awarded under its Business Assistance Program to $160,000. more
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Tempe fashion incubator turns to PPE production amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Fashion and Business Resource Innovation Center, or FABRIC, has been able to produce over 500,000 reusable gowns for the Arizona medical community to use. The Tempe-based company was initially … more
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Ruben Trujillo works to fill the 1,200 orders Cafe Emporos: Hand Drip Coffee received after his TikTok video on coffeegrams went viral in November.
Goodyear’s Innovation Hub helps small business owners succeed
Entrepreneurs like Cafe Emporos: Hand Drip Coffee owner Ruben Trujillo and Military Spouse Nutritionist owner KaTrina Samuels-Garrison are an independent lot, but that doesn’t mean they want to navigate the complicated world of 21st century business alone. more
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The Jabz location in Peoria is still pulling punches.
Facing the pandemic: Jabz in Peoria fights through
Christina Peregrym’s story has become all too common during a pandemic that has been ravaging local businesses. more
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David Borrego poses inside Urban Margarita, located in the heart of Arrowhead Ranch in Glendale.
Facing the Pandemic: Coronavirus forces Glendale Mexican restaurant to reinvent itself
There was no good time for the coronavirus outbreak to interrupt any business in 2020, and the timing especially stung for Urban Margarita. more
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Facing the Pandemic: A look at Scottsdale’s Remedy Salon through the pandemic
While they may not be classified as front-line workers, the stylists who interact with clients as they cut, color and style hair have experienced draining days of talking about the global pandemic … more
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The top home sale, 8065 W. Expedition Way, sold for $3.2 million on Aug. 18.
Peoria's top selling homes of 2020 set records
The year of the pandemic proved to be difficult for many industries in Peoria, but the housing market was not one of them. more
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Donna Hall, left, and her daughter, Kristine Murray, right, opened their DIY studio Board & Brush in Queen Creek just a few weeks before the COVID-19 lockdown began.
Facing the Pandemic: Board & Brush opened just weeks before the lockdown
The COVID-19 lockdown this spring was tough even on veteran small business owners. Now imagine opening your business just two weeks before the lockdown began. That’s the precarious position … more
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Bucks 4 Style if located in Historic Downtown Florence.
Facing the Pandemic: Bucks 4 Style uses social media to ride out lockdown
When Kim Ehlebracht opened her clothing consignment shop Bucks 4 Style in 2013, life was good — certainly better than it had been just a few years earlier during the worst of the Great … more
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Ian and Stephanie Harwell, in their dining and tap room Nov. 24, celebrated their first anniversary as owners of Ground Control on Sept. 23.
Facing the Pandemic: Ground Control continues flying amid turbulence
Sometimes, a restaurant’s survival comes down to the strength of its following, innovative staff, good timing with technology and the popularity of a specialty chicken sandwich. more
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Jason Bach opened Twiisted Riddles escape room in February in memory of his daughter and grandson.
Facing the Pandemic: Twiisted Riddles owner fights to keep dream alive
When your business is a tribute to beloved family members gone too soon, failure isn’t an option, even in a pandemic that has virtually gutted your ability to bring in customers on a large … more
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Facing the Pandemic: Local businesses grapple with economic turmoil
While small businesses have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic this year, the pain inflicted on those in various Maricopa County cities appears ready to extend well into 2021. With a … more
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Nearly 7 acres of vacant land sold for $1.33 million near the southeast corner of 75th and Peoria avenues.
Nearly 7 acres sells for $1.33M in Peoria
Nearly 7 acres of vacant land has changed hands near the southeast corner of 75th an Peoria avenues in south Peoria. more
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In this June 25, 2020 file photo, Arizona Department of Health Service Director Dr. Cara Christ speaks about the latest Arizona coronavirus data at a news conference in Phoenix. [The Associated Press]
Christ: Businesses not causing major virus spread
PHOENIX — The state’s top health official admitted Friday she has altered the standards governing business operations during the COVID-19 outbreak to the point that none will ever have to close, no matter how serious the infection rate gets. more
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Arizona Coyotes President and CEO Xavier Gutierrez is looking to partner with Westmarc to connect with more West Valley businesses.
Coyotes, Westmarc lay out partnership
The Arizona Coyotes are partnering with Westmarc on outreach efforts to build bridges with West Valley businesses as the team looks to improve its fortunes under a new owner. At a panel discussion … more
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A child plays at Teeny Town Playland recently. The business, which offers eight themed playhouses for ages 1 to 10, was awarded an $8,000 grant to offset losses resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Litchfield Park council awards $100,000 in COVID-19 relief grants
The Litchfield Park City Council voted 6-0-1 during its regular meeting Wednesday, Dec. 17, to award $100,000 in grants to nine businesses and two nonprofits as part of its new COVID-19 Business Assistance Program. more
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