Business

An Eloy-based business, with a home-based Maricopa office, is pulling in nominations for some prestigious awards.

Thursday Maricopa's Native New Yorker will celebrate is fourth anniversary by offering six free wings to everyone who purchases a drink.

Baskin Robbins and Rosati's Pizza will host their first ever Maricopa family night Wednesday, July 29.

Orbitel announced today the return of KAZT, Channel 13, to its basic cable TV lineup.

Sunshine Generation has a 30-year history as an internationally recognized, non-auditioning children's performing group. The Maricopa studio opened last August and is planning a back-to-school camp, as well as regular season classes.

Jake Johnson of Jake Johnson Pictures will soon be offering a photography course for Maricopans who want to know how to take great photos.

A store offering premium pet foods at discounted prices aims to have its doors open to the residents of Maricopa by late August.

Saturday both Maricopa Wells Fargo locations will hold a special event aimed at interesting youth in saving.

Maricopa furniture store Marilen's Imports will be closing its doors this week, and the owner, Jodi Jaffe, blames much of her trouble on city hall.

Maricopans looking for an inexpensive place to address their reading addictions will have one less option after Aug. 25.

City hall is the reason Barajas gives behind his failure to launch a business.

The Maricopa Wal-Mart is closed at this time. Police and fire are on scene in response to a gas leak at the store.

Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino ranks highest in gaming customer satisfaction among casinos in southern Arizona.

In June the Pinal County Health Department inspected eight Maricopa eateries, and all walked away with the highest ranking possible.

Ground has been broken on the Big O Tires site on the southeast corner of John Wayne Parkway and Edison Road, which should open by Sept. 10, according to developer Eric Parpart.

Customers of the Maricopa Alltel store may get a surprise on their next visit; the retailer has changed brands is now a T-Mobile dealership.

On Saturday, June 20, Secondhand Pages hosted an 'Angelina Ballerina' story time event.

Butterfield Elementary School second grade teacher Jarrod Goss ate two pounds of medium wings in 11 minutes to win the 'Battle of the Bone' wing-eating competition at Native New Yorker Wednesday night.

Born from a desire to serve the needs of Maricopa residents, Appel's Rent All continues to serve the community nearly two years after its initial opening.

The unemployment rate in the city of Maricopa rose .8 percent in May, reaching 11.8 percent and setting a new record for unemployment percentages.

Friday the Oasis Life Center (OLC) School for the Arts presented its final drama camp performance for family and friends.

Customers of Pet Stylist 2 may see a new face if they enter the business in search of a cut and wash for their favorite, four-legged friend.

As part of its "Greater Than" promotion, Maricopa's Great Western Bank branch donated $750 to Against Abuse, Inc. Tuesday.

Maricopa Dance Academy (MDA) will hold its annual dance recital at the Mesa Arts Center on Friday, June 19, at 6:30 p.m. 'At the Movies' is the theme, and nearly 125 dancers will perform to music from various current movie soundtracks as well as those from the past.

OLC (Oasis Life Center) School for the Arts is offering a number of courses this summer for both younger and older students.

AZ-Tech Radiology started in 1997 in Casa Grande with a business model of providing medical imaging services for small, underserved communities. The company is returning to those roots with the opening of a location in Maricopa.

Maricopa resident Henry Wade helped open an agency that provides loan modification services and housing counseling without charging clients any additional fees for the assistance. Now his biggest challenge is convincing homeowners in crisis that the service doesn't carry any extra cost.

Several Maricopa residents say a local landscaping company with a history of complaints over unfinished work took their money without performing the contracted services.

Maricopa resident Christina Zolyniak is one step closer to her goal of helping victims of domestic violence with the opening of her thrift store, Nifty Thrifty Restyle and Décor.

While many residents of Maricopa have to drive countless miles to receive their necessary goods and services, one man is eliminating one common commute burden - Rob Porter has revived the medical house call.