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The Queen Creek Town Council will hold a public hearing and may take action on a request to rezone Desert Horizon Nursery to allow for an agritainment project.
Proposed agritainment center goes before Queen Creek council
A new agritainment destination could be coming to Queen Creek after the town’s Planning & Zoning Commission recommended rezoning 10.5 acres of land generally located at the northwest corner … more
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Pinal County Supervisor Kevin Cavanaugh claimed there was fraud and data manipulation in the county’s July Republican primary election.
Report: no evidence of fraud in Pinal County primary election
Just weeks before the general election, an evaluation has found no evidence to substantiate claims made by Pinal County Supervisor Kevin Cavanaugh that there was fraud and data manipulation in the … more
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SimonMed will be offering 23 free mammograms during the Mary Gloria Foundation's health fair on Oct. 26 at the Queen Creek Library, 21802 S. Ellsworth Road.
San Tan Valley foundation hosting health fair
Residents from Queen Creek and San Tan Valley are invited to attend a health fair hosted by an area nonprofit that will be offering free mammograms among other medical screenings. The Mary … more
Academy Bank has opened its first location in Queen Creek at Vineyard Towne Center.
New bank opens in Queen Creek
A new bank has opened its doors at Vineyard Towne Center. Academy Bank held its grand opening on Oct. 3 in a ceremony hosted by the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. Academy Bank, 37724 N. … more
Queen Creek Unified School District Superintendent Perry Berry is the Queen Creek Hometown Hero for October.
Educator: Perry Berry is Queen Creek Hometown Hero for October
Queen Creek Unified School District Superintendent Perry Berry presides over one of the fastest-growing school districts in the state with more than 14,000 preschool-12th grade students. A … more
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2024 East Valley Favorites seeking nominations
We want to hear from you, our readers, about what is the latest and greatest in our area. Whether it’s your favorite restaurant, favorite doctor, or even your favorite gym, we want to hear what … more

Proposition 138 would change how tipped workers are compensated.
Proposition 138 would change how tipped workers are paid
One proposition on the November ballot could have a major impact on how tipped employees are compensated. If passed, Proposition 138 would allow employers to pay workers up to 25%, or $3.58, less … more
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Residents can now register for the Oct. 12 QC Recycles event.
Queen Creek recycling event set for Saturday
Queen Creek is now taking registration for its October recycling event. The free QC Recycles drive-thru, drop-off event runs from 7 to 11 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 12, at the town’s Field … more
Z Modular acquired a more than 20-acre piece of land in San Tan Valley for more than $14 million, paving the way for a 318-unit apartment project.
San Tan Valley land sold for $14M, apartment project planned
A more than 20-acre piece of land in San Tan Valley has been purchased for more than $14 million, paving the way for a 318-unit apartment project. The land was acquired by Z Modular, a division … more
In searching for a suspect in connection with the sexual assault of a woman in San Tan Valley, PCSO posted stills from security photos on its Facebook page. A suspect was arrested on Wednesday.
Suspect arrested in San Tan Valley sexual assault
The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect in connection with a sexual assault in San Tan Valley. On Wednesday, a female jogger was followed and groped by a man near East … more
Early ballots can be dropped off at various sites in Pinal County, including the Pinal VOTES Office at 320 W. Adamsville Road in Florence, where early in-person voting is also taking place.
Early voting begins Wednesday
Pinal County will begin sending out mail-in ballots to voters on the active early voting list starting on Wednesday. The county is recommending that voters mail their ballots back by Tuesday, Oct. … more
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Five candidates are running for three seats on the QCUSD Board of Governors. Clockwise from top left, Patty Campbell, David M. Dehority, Heidi Lee, Matt Riffey and Jennifer Revolt.
5 candidates square off in Queen Creek school board race
Early voting will soon begin for the Nov. 5 general election as mail-in ballots start going out to those on the active early voting list on Wednesday. Among all the candidates and ballot issues, … more
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