The SPC Credit Union will host a lunch and learn event to introduce its new SPC Cares Foundation. The session is scheduled for Wednesday, September 17 at 11:30 am and will take place in the Florence Chamber’s Community Room.
Attendees will receive information about the foundation’s activities in the community, opportunities for involvement, and details about the upcoming Caring for Change gala planned for this fall.
Registration for the event can be completed online.
A judge has set a public hearing date for Pinal County’s lawsuit against its county attorney over signing an immigration agreement without board approval. The case unfolds amid ongoing challenges in local student academic performance.
Pinal County Development Services has begun revising its Title 3 Subdivision Ordinance with stakeholder input gathered at a recent public meeting. The process aims at updating development rules for land division and infrastructure requirements. Recent student assessment results were also highlighted as part of ongoing community updates.
Pinal County is looking for one citizen volunteer for its Air Quality Control Hearing Board. This comes as new data highlights ongoing educational challenges among local students in math and English assessments.
