Business

Not into H and R Block, tired of balancing your company's own books? Then give local accountant and tax specialist Myron Trafelet a call.

The Maricopa Chamber of Commerce is on its way to becoming the official visitor center for Maricopa.

Squeaky chain, bent rim or loose brakes, Ryan Padgitt wants to fix whatever ails the consumer's bicycle.

Maricopa resident, Amber Duve, wants to help Maricopa children discover their talents, and she believes her instruction can do that.

A long tradition, more than 90 years, of having one's hands in other people's mouths.

Maricopa-based i-SupportDesk.com is a full-service computer and networking service provider specializing in providing support using the Internet.

The Maricopa Women in Business organization is holding a fashion show Aug. 23 in an attempt to raise money for scholarships.

Dance classes resumed during the first week of August at Maricopa Dance Academy located on John Wayne Parkway, near Ace Hardware.

If perception is reality, then the city of Maricopa would like to change the perception about doing business in Maricopa.

Maricopa residents waiting for the Maui Wowi to open may just have to wait a little longer.

Two Maricopa establishments inspected by the county health department during the past month received passing grades.

Secondhand Pages Bookstore in Maricopa is wrapping up its summer reading program.

Oasis Life Center School for the Arts is now enrolling for its fall semester. The school offers classes in acting, writing, guitar, orchestra, piano, choir and more.

Brent Billingsley, director of Development Services for the City of Maricopa, will be the guest speaker at the monthly Maricopa Chamber of Commerce breakfast.

What's better than a massage?

Maricopans will be able to buy a Sausage McMuffin at 5 a.m. on Aug. 8.

It started as an accident.

To provide support to those who need it the most could be the mission statement of Maricopa-based business Metro Care Services.

Maricopans won't have to wait much longer to taste a 99-cent double cheeseburger.

Maricopans who are looking for an alternative to the gym just got it.

Residents of the city of Maricopa may still be waiting for a skate park, but the wait is over for a skateboard shop.

A group of local businesses will be selling their wares from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at 44030 W. Caven Drive in the Villages at Rancho El Dorado while collecting donations for the local food bank.

Vendors who are interested in taking part in the city's annual Founders Day event might want to take notice.

The LendingTree.com '7 for 7' is a snappy, weekly column that came from the idea of providing visitors to LendingTree.com "seven smart borrowing tips to get you through the week." Today's '7 for 7' provides ways to protect yourself from credit card fraud. It's important to cut your risk by taking a few simple measures.

The Maricopa-based business that specializes in teaching youngsters the fundamentals of gymnastics has shared a space with Little U Preschool, Oasis Life Church and Desert Sun Performing Arts since opening its doors.

Knee-deep in boxes? A call to The Arizona Storage Company might just be in order.

The Stage Stop Ol' Time Country Store is in the midst of switching out some of its tenants.

Any potential Web design client might hope to find a firm that is both customer focused and results based.

The president of the Industrial Development Authority and a museum aide from the Huhugam Heritage Center will each make presentations at the Maricopa Chamber of Commerce's July breakfast from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort, 19406 N. Maricopa Road.

Parents searching for an educational stimulant for their children might find the answer at Graysmark Academy.