The city of Maricopa is mourning after receiving word that Public Works Director Mike Riggs has passed away. Riggs was a fourth-generation Arizonan who was well known for his service to the city, his church and his community. You can read more about him and his accomplishments here.
And motorists traveling Florence Boulevard in Casa Grande may want to double check their speed. The city recently lowered the speed limit between Arizola and Henness roads.
Also, the Casa Grande Dispatch and the Maricopa Monitor were each honored with more than a dozen awards in news writing and advertising at the annual Arizona Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. The Dispatch also won second place in the overall General Excellence category and the Monitor tied for second in the same category with another paper of the same size. You can find links to all the award-winning coverage here.
In a sparsely populated community of unpaved roads and no stores, Cactus Forest Market began with the idea of bringing pesticide-free organic food to the people.
Arizona Sonoran Mining Company has announced discovery of a high-grade copper deposit estimated at 2.92 billion pounds at the Cactus Mine site near Casa Grande.
A 23-year-old Arizona City man is accused of a variety of charges, including kidnapping, after he is alleged to have restrained a woman with the intent to harm her.
It had been six years since the Florence Gophers started a football season 6-0, but just like that 2016 team, the seventh straight proved elusive Friday night, as they ran into a buzzsaw in the form of the Mesa Eastmark Firebirds.
SpaceX on Saturday launched a pair of Intelsat communications satellites. The Galaxy 33 and Galaxy 34 satellites will provide telecommunications and data connectivity around the world.
LCY Electronic Materials has received approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission to build an electronics-grade chemical manufacturing plant on 33.7 acres on the west side.
When the Mondo Anaya Community Center opened in October 2012, it was designed with the Seeds of Hope motto of “Plow, Plant, Water and Harvest” in mind.