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21 results for "Queen Creek local news"
21 results for “Queen Creek local news”
Isabella Silver launched a specialty cookie enterprise in Queen Creek after deciding to continue baking during the pandemic lockdown.
Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley says the town is not anxious over federal Colorado River water cut recommendations because the community secured a long-term water supply from the Harquahala Basin.
The restaurant chain will join other anchor tenants at the $120 million mixed-use project on town-owned land in Queen Creek.
Queen Creek police reported a 34% townwide decline in e-bike and juvenile-related disturbance calls in a 56-day comparison after a May ordinance.
The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce will host a Business & Education Summit on Aug. 27 at Arizona State University’s Polytechnic Campus in Mesa.
Maricopa County Schools Superintendent Shelli Boggs will fill the Higley Unified board vacancy by appointment after Scott Glover’s July 20 resignation.
Postino is preparing to open a Queen Creek restaurant and wine bar at The Switchyard later this fall.
The Learning Vine is looking for a contractor after a dust storm damaged its shaded outdoor area again.
A Casteel Junior High student and two Scottsdale students were involved in April 2025 incidents involving objects made with 3D printers that resembled or functioned as knives or other weapons.
Postino is preparing to open its first Queen Creek location at The Switchyard in the QC District.
Approximately 250 Banner Health clinicians in Arizona have started casting ballots on whether to form a union, with results expected in early September.
A.T. Craft has started work on The Collective on Ocotillo, a medical office development at Ocotillo Road and 226th Street expected to finish in early 2027.
Banner Health has trained two surgeons in newly FDA-approved single-incision robotic techniques, positioning the system as a leader in advanced minimally invasive surgery in Arizona.
Banner Health announced it will keep labor and delivery operations running at its Casa Grande hospital after the local obstetric provider ended its contract.
Steve Strickbine, president of Times Media Group, emphasizes the role of local business advertising in sustaining independent community reporting.
Target has released a list of upcoming store openings in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Town leaders and residents are opposing a U.S. Postal Service plan to change Queen Creek's ZIP code from 85242 to 85142, arguing the move erases the community's geographic identity.
Bojangles has launched its first Arizona location in Gilbert, featuring a biscuit theater.
Phoenix has been recognized as the eighth top metro area for aerospace and defense investment.
Banner Health reports significant financial losses in its Tucson operations but anticipates recovery through a performance improvement plan and an expanded local hospital.
The warehouse club is considering a location for a potential fueling station in the vicinity of the Santa Barbara Airport.
