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Casa Grande, Arizona: Excitement Central
Places are, philosophically speaking, devoid of meaning until one attaches one's own significance to it.
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Rendezvous Point Restaurant replaces Citrus Cafe
The once renowned Citrus Cafe in Chandler is no more. The arrest of former owner Andrew Paparella Jr.
Seek assistance to follow dream
The current recession has lasted far longer and has wreaked more havoc on the bottom line than most small-business owners in Arizona could have ever imagined.
Dream of an Ahwatukee hospital getting momentum
An Ahwatukee doctor is taking formal steps to line up physician investors for his Paradigm Foothills Hospital, a proposed 110-bed acute care facility he envisions at the southeastern corner of Chandler Boulevard and 50th Street.
Area NW of Florence is set to get a name
CASA GRANDE a ' A 67-square-mile area northwest of Florence that was once farmland and now is home to 80,000 residents is on the verge of getting an official name.
Pinal area ponders new name, incorporation
Tisha Castillo meets with other Greater San Tan Area Coalition members Thursday to discuss the voting procedure in changing the name of the area for its own identity.
Casa Grande cop cleared in action against gay protest
A Casa Grande police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing for breaking up a gay-rights demonstration, but he and fellow officers are getting training on the First Amendment While the claims of discrimination against the officer were "unfounded," according to documents released Tuesday, the incident prompted the city to require that all sworn ...
Eegee's heading to Casa Grande, plans Phoenix expansion later
Eegee's worker Francisco Gonzalez pours out some lemon Eegee's during an adult tour of the company's main facility.
1974 child killing haunts Casa Grande police
The beating death of a child in 1974 with no criminal charges filed is something that Casa Grande criminal investigations Cmdr.
Asarco's $1.1B settlement approved by bankruptcy judge
Tucson copper company Asarco LLC overcame a major legal hurdle Friday when a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge approved a $1.1 billion environmental settlement between the mining firm and federal and state agencies.The 'global' settlement resolves an estimated $6.8 billion in claims over polluted mine sites and marks a necessary step for Asarco to emerge ...
Fire destroys historic train depot in Casa Grande
A fire has destroyed a historic train depot in Casa Grande that city officials had hoped to restore.
Walton Completes Land Syndication Placements for Walton AZ Silver Reef Limited Partnership 3
Walton International Group Inc. announced today the successful completion of unit placements in Walton AZ Silver Reef Limited Partnership 3. Walton AZ Silver Reef Limited Partnership 3 attained a final closing on April 24, 2009, and involves USD $15,798,690 invested directly or indirectly by 555 investors.
Valley Builder Begins Third Dunkina Donuts
Don't take your eyes off the road too long, but yes, Dunkin' Donuts has a new look, and Tempe-based Sanctuary Builder is bringing it to the Valley.
Zip Codes Changing for Many Rural Communities
Population growth necessitates adding a new zip code prefix; some outside the Valley will have to adjust to a new zip code The U.S. Postal Service is changing the Zip codes of customers in a 5000-square-mile area, encompassing 30 communities, beginning July 1. The reason, according to Postal Service spokesman Peter Hass: they're running out zip ...
Tougher ID requirements For Travelers
U.S. citizens planning a summer camping trip to Canada, a beach vacation in Mexico or a Caribbean cruise had better pay attention to new, tougher requirements for identification at the border.
In 1944, Belgium was 'a good place to get your tail shot off'
Delbert Moore went looking for work in Arizona in 1937, when the Great Depression made it almost impossible to find a job.
Best Happy Hour Hangouts in Casa Grande, Arizona
Happy Hour can be defined by a lot of things. In this case we are talking about local places you can go to get cheap food and drinks and unwind from the busy day.
Rolling Thunder veterans group pays respect to fallen soldiers
A few years after the deaths of Las Cruces soldiers Jesse Zamora and Matthew Apuan, the time has come for their families to start healing.