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The Pinal County Health Department cited Farmer's Restaurant, Inc. and Arena Sports Grill during health inspections conducted in February.

Maricopa residents would like to see the community's rich history play a vital part in the design and use of future city facilities.  

U.S. District Judge Neil V. Wake on Feb. 25 sentenced Bernett Steven Lopez, Jr. to 13 years in prison for an assault with a deadly weapon.

 Debt, debt, and more debt - that's about all that's talked about when it comes to political discussions. Nationally and locally, people are making their voices heard, that any government spending better be for absolute causes.

The city of Maricopa issued business licenses to three companies in the past week.

Pinal County deputies have discovered the body of a man believed to be an illegal immigrant less than 20 miles from the city of Maricopa.

During an oral history interview with Eloise Chance, she reminisced about life in Maricopa and moving there sight unseen.

 

I'm Bibs, a short hair, tuxedo kitty. I am six years old, declawed, spayed and current on all my vaccinations.

Henry Staggs first became an entrepreneur at age 17, when he founded a roofing, siding and drywall business in Kansas.

Mayor Anthony Smith gave an upbeat and well-received State of the City address to approximately 200 people at Southern Dunes Golf Club yesterday evening. He laid out a convincing vision of progress toward the civic goal of becoming a highly functional, well-developed 21st century city featuring economic sustainability, public safety, a high quality of life and transportation connectivity.

A 30-year-old Maricopa woman was transported to Chandler Regional Medical Center following an early morning accident.

The hiring of Maricopa's next city manager has been put of for a month due to a delay in getting the recruitment profile finished and approved, according to Waters-Oldani Executive Recruitment Senior Consultant Chuck Rohre. 

Registration for vendors and exhibitors is now taking place for the 36th Annual Pinal-Gila Senior Craft & Wellness Fair scheduled for Saturday, March 26.

A Maricopa city resident charged with 10 felony counts pleaded not guilty this morning before Maricopa County Superior Court Commissioner Brian Rees.

A multi-agency task force targeting drug and human trafficking in Pinal County arrested 102 suspects, recovered 7 stolen vehicles, seized 12 firearms and confiscated 3,200 pounds of marijuana from Feb. 16 to Feb. 19.

Some diabetics are newly diagnosed; some have lived with the condition for years.

The Maricopa City Council last night unanimously approved a development agreement with Banner Health for the construction of a 40,000-square-foot healthcare center.

M.A.S.H. is hosting the 1st Annual Drug-Free Graduation Party at Maricopa High School on May 24. The coalition wants to involve local residents in helping with this event.

Ground was broken this morning for the construction of a nearly $1 million multimedia center on West Hathaway Ave.

The Maricopa City Council will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. to vote on a development agreement aimed at opening a healthcare center in Maricopa by Sept. 30, 2012.

Most people either avoid confrontations or relish them to a fault. That is why CAC is offering Difficult Conversations: Coping Strategies at the Maricopa Center.  

Pinal County is the number one pass through county in the United States for drug and human smuggling. Our pursuits and drug seizures tied to drug and human trafficking far exceed those of the all four border counties.

The city of Maricopa issued business licenses to six companies in the past week.

Helping to make Maricopa's domestic violence shelter a reality, 280 guests enjoyed Mardi Gras in Maricopa Saturday at the 6th Annual Against Abuse-Maricopa Seeds of Change Gala.

Launched just two months ago, Maricopa's Club 20 Below has become a regional sensation and essential destination for dance and music fans under age 20 from around Pinal County and the East Valley, according to club founder and impresario Daniel Agloro.

Rosemary Peters recalls that her grandfather helped her father (Johnny Peters) and Uncle Chester Nall to get started with farming in Maricopa in 1947.

Having judges verify that mortgage lenders followed proper procedures before foreclosures would protect homeowners from misrepresentations and fraud, a state lawmaker contends.

The following precautions will not guarantee safety, but they should serve to minimize criminal opportunities.

State Farm insurance agent Courtny Tyler started out to be a history teacher, but her career course was altered by a part-time job she took while attending college.