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Crash causes debris, traffic disruption at Honeycutt and Porter
Lanes were closed in both directions following a crash between a construction truck and an SUV around 1:45 p.m. Monday afternoon on Honeycutt and Porter roads. The A1 construction truck […]
For Leading Edge students, 9/11 became more than a history lesson
For Leading Edge Academy students, 9/11 is history. On Friday, two New Yorkers who witnessed the attacks gave that history a voice. “You were not alive on Sept 11, 2001, […]
Manfredi: Maricopa needs more than one dependable way in and out
Editor, Last week, I wrote about the work that moved SR 347 widening into construction. This week, I want to talk about what comes next, because Maricopa needs more dependable […]
When does buying a home no longer make sense?
Sixty isn’t too old for a new mortgage. Neither is 70. In fact, buying a home later in life can still be a smart move, but the calculation changes as […]
What you could get for Maricopa’s least expensive recent home sales
A spacious kitchen and blank-slate backyard are among the highlights of this Rancho El Dorado home. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath property features an open-concept layout, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and […]
Gusse: Where are our representatives?
I am a non-incumbent candidate for the Arizona House of Representatives, Legislative District 16. I have served in the United States Air Force, on the City of Maricopa City Council […]
Inside one of Maricopa’s most expensive recent home sales
Pool, spa, 3-car garage and a gourmet kitchen? This Province home checked plenty of luxury boxes. The 3-bedroom, 3-bath home features the popular Simone floor plan, with an open-concept layout, […]
Library Weekly Newsletter | Sept. 14-19
See what’s happening at the Casa Grande Public Library Sept. 14-19, including reading challenges, a dog training workshop, Crochet and Knitting Club, and more.
Maricopa didn’t have a local bookstore. So she put one on wheels
Elicia Graciela Estrada imported a truck from Japan just so she could sell books. She painted it pink, installed bookshelves, procured all kinds of volumes, named it Graciela’s Mobile […]
September brings a reminder that falls aren’t an inevitable part of aging
“Why do you want to get rid of autumn?” That’s the question a friendly barista at the drive-thru window asked me when I mentioned I was working on an event […]
Swerving leads to DUI, drug arrest on John Wayne Parkway
A driver swerving on John Wayne Parkway turned into a DUI and drug arrest last weekend. Maricopa police spotted a driver making an unsafe lane change and swerving Sept. […]
City Mourns Passing of Former Councilmember David Waldron
The City of Apache Junction joins family, friends and community members in mourning the passing of longtime public servant and former City Councilmember David “Dave” Waldron.