Eloy councilmember reflects on 9/11 attack

RJ Hamster

Eloy councilmember reflects on 9/11 attack

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After days of searching, the father of a runaway Casa Grande teenager says his daughter has been found. The father confirmed to PinalCentral that his daughter was safe after going missing on Aug. 29, triggering much attention on social media after it was reported that she had run off with a 15-year-old boy who had returned to town without her.

In sports, we have another great matchup tonight in our Pinal Preps Game of the Week. The Florence Gophers and San Tan Foothills Sabercats will add another chapter to the Gila River Bowl rivalry. Check out this preview of the game.

Plus, a new on-demand public transport service known as CG LINK has been given the green light by the Casa Grande city council to begin servicing the community starting in October. Click here for more details.

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