Council backs liquor license applications for five Queen Creek businesses
The Queen Creek Town Council recommended state approval of liquor license applications for five businesses.
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The Queen Creek Town Council recommended state approval of liquor license applications for five businesses.
The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce recognized community leaders, an educator and two businesses at its Sept. 24 awards dinner.
The neighboring town's council approved a three-year deal Oct. 7 that puts it on faster response targets than its state permit requires; AMR's own figures show it reached 60% of calls within 10 minutes over the past four months.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8017 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
Under a proposal the Town Council heard Oct. 7, hookup and capacity charges for a new single-family house would rise from $13,038 so newcomers, not current customers, cover $170 million in future water supply.
The neighboring town's council approved street and park fees Oct. 7, but a credit for its 5% construction sales tax wipes them out except on mobile homes. They take effect Dec. 21.
A four-bedroom rental at 3283 W Roberts Rd is listed for $5,000 per month with pet-friendly and equestrian features.
Queen Creek Library will supply the materials for an adult needle-felting session Oct. 22. Beginners are welcome; registration opens a week earlier.
The aesthetic medicine chain has announced plans to add a new location at the Queen Creek Marketplace, with an opening targeted for early 2027.
The unanimous Oct. 1 vote readies a vacant tract along Highway 79 for auction by the Arizona State Land Department; no buyer or user has been named.
St. Vincent de Paul's East Valley Medical Clinic on Apache Road near Loop 101 sees eligible uninsured and underserved patients by referral and screening, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8074 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8185 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
Queen Creek Town Council voted 5-0 to annex and rezone a small Maricopa County lot so Carder Development can add 50 parking spaces north of its office site.
ADOT is closing eastbound Loop 202 between Arizona Avenue and Gilbert Road from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday for widening work, along with on-ramps at Price, Dobson and Alma School roads.
Staff back raising the housing cap on the 25-acre mixed-use site to allow up to 250 more units; a Circle K with a car wash at Germann and Meridian roads is also on the Oct. 14 agenda.
After Wednesday's update, the town says the new fee would apply to drinking-water deliveries only; open houses start Monday ahead of a Nov. 18 hearing.
Work has started on the 11-mile Loop 202-to-Gila River segment of the Wild Horse Pass Corridor project, adding a third lane and HOV lanes; AZFamily reports the 26-mile corridor to be done by late 2029.
Queen Creek Town Council voted 3-2 Wednesday to deny the Summerwell Residences rezoning, with the mayor citing water and the general plan; supporters called a no vote government overreach.
Forecasters expect highs near 100 or above through Friday, then rain and thunderstorm chances of 60% to 70% from Saturday into Monday as moisture from the Pacific hurricane reaches Arizona and highs fall into the low 80s.
The $6.4 million Future48 accelerator at Chandler-Gilbert Community College's Williams campus opened Tuesday and is built to train nearly 1,000 students a year for aerospace and defense manufacturing jobs.