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Public business listings show 2 business listings for Queen Creek businesses in the week of Oct. 26. Here is the full list.
Gwen Pruett· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
October 27, 20261 min read
Public business listings for Queen Creek showed 2 business listings during the week of Oct. 26. The full list appears below, grouped by the kind of record.
These come from public business listings, which show a business as operating or as opening soon. A listing is not confirmation from the owner, so details may change.
Businesses now operating, or listed as opening soon.
This roundup is compiled from public business listings. It runs weekly and covers records that first appeared for Queen Creek in the week shown.
If your business appears here and a detail is wrong, or you would like to tell us more about your opening, contact us and we will follow up.
Gwen Pruett· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
Gwen Pruett reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Queen Creek.
Mesa's Design Review Board reviewed the 37-acre plan near Mesa Gateway Airport without a vote; the developer has not named the anchor retailer for its roughly 166,000-square-foot store.
Public business listings show 1 business listing for Queen Creek businesses in the week of Oct. 12. Here is the full list.
Vestar says the 15,000-square-foot bookstore is the first of five new tenants that will bring the Ellsworth Loop Road center to 96% occupancy, with LongHorn's first Southeast Valley steakhouse due next spring.
A NextEra subsidiary wants to rezone about 42 acres near Ellsworth Road and Starfire Avenue for the Ellsworth Energy Center. Both applications beat the effective date of Mesa's new battery-storage rules by three days.
The attorney general, running for reelection Nov. 3, told a Mesa crowd the state needs a pause on data centers; her Republican opponent says local zoning should decide where they go.
The commission rated all 84 judges it reviewed as meeting standards. Queen Creek ballots include Maricopa or Pinal County trial judges, plus appellate judges and one Supreme Court justice.
