Maricopa Rallies Community to Support Local Businesses During Small Business Saturday
Maricopa encourages residents to shop locally on Small Business Saturday, highlighting the benefits to the local economy and community connection. The city has eliminated small business licenses to support entrepreneurs.
Chandler's "Struthio" Garners Emmy for Graphic Arts in Rocky Mountain Awards, City's Other Videos Snag Nominations
Chandler's "Struthio" video won a Rocky Mountain Emmy for Graphic Arts. Mayor Hartke praised the win and production team. The city also garnered nominations for other civic promotional videos, marking Chandler's first foray into Emmy recognition.
Apache Junction Seeks Economic Development Director to Spearhead City Growth and Revitalization
Apache Junction is hiring an Economic Development Director to foster business growth and sustainable community development, with a focus on revitalizing downtown and supporting existing ventures. Applications close on December 19, 2024.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Seeks to Resume Capital Punishment with Execution Warrant for Inmate Aaron Gunches
Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes intends to end the execution pause by requesting a death warrant for inmate Aaron Gunches, signaling a change in the state's death penalty approach.
Arizona Officials Clash Over Electoral Confidence Post-Election; AG Mayes Remains Cautious as Secretary Fontes Declares End to Denialism
Arizona officials showed mixed feelings on electoral confidence after certifying election results; Secretary of State Fontes declared the end of "election denialism," contrasting with Attorney General Mayes' cautious outlook.

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