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State senator Russell Pearce (author of the immigration bill SB 1070) will be at The Duke golf course in Maricopa this Friday, June 25, to support Steve Smith, who is running for state senator in District 23.

Hi! I'm Rocco.

 

 

The Pinal County Division of Environmental Health is warning residents of a recent recall of two popular food items.  

The Pinal County Office of Internal Audit once again has been recognized by the Association of Local Government Auditors for their work in keeping county government working effectively and efficiently.  

You read it right, corned beef tacos. Not only is the title memorable, but the taste is also one you will never forget.

The main purpose of my trip is not only to serve at the orphanage, but also to travel to every single one of the homes to assess the needs at each location.  

 

 

 

 

A planning team comprised of representatives from throughout Pinal County and several incorporated jurisdictions has reviewed and updated an existing multi-hazard mitigation plan, which was consolidated into a single multi-jurisdictional, multi-hazard mitigation plan.

I'm Apollo, a six-year-old, gorgeous Husky.

Heat can kill. In fact, excessive heat has caused more deaths than all other weather events in recent years, including floods.

Maricopa's hotel had several owners over the years including the Edwards, McCarthy and Deal families, but most of the time it was called the Maricopa Hotel or simply Harvey House.

 

 

Nicole Dailey, assistant to the Maricopa city manager, has been named co-chair of the Sustainable Cities Network.

 

 

The Maricopa Public Library is hosting a special movie showing and snack as part of its summer reading program, 'Make a Splash--Read.'

Did you know pool chemicals and sea salts can strip away hair's healthy oils and bind to the hair, intensifying the damaging effects of the sun?

School is out, and Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church is taking registrations for its 2nd Annual Vacation Bible School.

 

 

Almost one year ago, Maricopa's first municipal building, the Maricopa Public Library, opened its doors to a crowd of more than 300 residents who were on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.