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Wednesday, January 29, 2025

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Solvay 'excited' to open facility in Casa Grande

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 31, 2022

Solvay, a materials, and chemicals company, recently announced plans to build an electronic grade hydrogen peroxide (eH2O2) facility in Casa Grande, Arizona, to support the growing semiconductor market in the United States.

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Maricopa City Council to decide new mayor on Aug. 16

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 31, 2022

The Maricopa City Council recently announced that it will make its decision on the new city mayor at its next council meeting on Aug. 16.

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'We strive for delivering the highest level of safety and quality care': Maricopa's Exceptional Community Hospital receives Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 16, 2022

Maricopa's Exceptional Community Hospital recently earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Hospital Accreditation.

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Maricopa's Horst on relieving school traffic congestion: 'It's really a three-pronged effort—the schools, the city and the parents'

By Andy Nghiem | Jun 16, 2022

The City of Maricopa recently announced that it is working with local schools to reduce traffic congestion during school drop-off and pickup hours.

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'It is my honor to take on this responsibility': Frisk appointed as Pinal County director of elections

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 28, 2022

Pinal County has appointed Washington native David Frisk as the new director of elections.

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"We will soon be building homes that are effective [and] affordable": Century Complete Homes is working on new communities in Eloy

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 17, 2022

New affordable homes will be soon be added to the landscape of Eloy.

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McSally’s bill for Veteran Treatment Courts heads to Trump's desk

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 29, 2020

U.S. Sen. Martha McSally’s (R-AZ) Veteran Treatment Court Bill recently passed the House of Representatives unanimously and is one step closer to being signed into law as it now heads to the president’s desk, according to a news release on McSally's website.