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Things to do this week in Maricopa
Maricopa City Hall will be busy this week, but the big event for the week – even the year – is Saturday’s Salsa Festival...
City Council Regular Session
Among items on the agenda:
An intergovernmental agreement with the state of Arizona for the design of the planned overpass
City Manager Gregory Rose's performance evaluation
Mold...
Former Rotary president, land benefactor hope Rotary pool re-opens
Don Pearce moved to Maricopa in 1959 and soon after began helping with maintenance at the local Rotary Club’s new swimming pool.
“It was about...
Notebook: Never be in a hurry to make a mistake
Maricopa cannot develop quickly enough for a lot of residents. The sight of empty lots in key locations and a redundancy of some business...
COMET introducing fare pass for fixed route
For Maricopa’s transit department, it’s been slow going as staff works out the best approach to gain and serve riders.
City of Maricopa Express Transit...
Key figure at City Hall leaving to manage Globe
In an otherwise brief meeting, the Maricopa City Council took time to honor Intergovernmental Affairs Director Paul Jepson as he prepares to leave Maricopa...
Peruse Maricopa’s railroad legacy, Zephyr car at Historical Society event
For those who have never had the chance to look inside the California Zephyr train car, the next opportunity is Feb. 27.
The Maricopa Historical...
Half-cent sales tax proposal could widen SR 347
A crash Jan. 29 at the Casa Blanca intersection with State Route 347 during morning rush hour backed up traffic into Maricopa along John...
What would you like to see happen in Maricopa in 2016?
Charles Linn: “I’d like to see them start work on the overpass over the railroad tracks. I’ve been here a year and a half,...
Spotlight: Maricopa’s Future Development (video)
Maricopa Development Services Director Martin Scribner stopped by our InMaricopa studio to discuss how the city is planning for the future.
He spoke about the...
Year in Review: Top 10 stories in Maricopa for 2015 (video)
In a year that saw a mix of tragedy and triumph, Maricopa survived record heat and withstood dozens of drug smuggling arrests. These are...
Year in Review: Top 10 Business stories of 2015 (video)
The local economy was on the rise in 2015, and residents were able to enjoy new venues for eating, see an expanded realty market...
Year in Review: Top 10 government stories of 2015 (video)
It was a big year for the city of Maricopa local government as funding, personnel and future plans all came into place for the...
Maricopa hotel plans revived with minor change
The idea of a Holiday Inn Express in Maricopa is rising from the dust.
After a significant pause and minor modification, plans for the hotel...
Fate of Copa Center unknown, seniors ‘extremely concerned’
The city of Maricopa does not have a senior center.
The building many think of as a senior center may be demolished before the decade...
Paul Jepson is Maricopa’s man behind the curtain
Paul Jepson is Maricopa’s intergovernmental affairs director, but it is just one of many titles he has held over the decade he has been...
Mayor’s State of the City speech features moving parts
Mayor Christian Price hit familiar notes in his annual State of the City address Thursday night, and there was an echo of unanswered questions...
Mayor Price offers preview of State of the City (video)
Maricopa Mayor Christian Price stopped by our new studio at InMaricopa.com to discuss his “State of the City” Address as well as developments and...
Problems flagged early in transportation draft plan
By Raquel Hendrickson
An overpass is one of the most certain elements on the Maricopa Area Transportation Plan.
Its purpose of improving traffic flow through the...
Local enthusiasts envision future of cycling in Maricopa
By Janet Buckwalter
Bicycle riders come in every size and configuration – fit or fluffy; fast or incredibly slow; one, two or three wheels; fancy...
Local enthusiasts envision future of cycling in Maricopa
By Janet Buckwalter
Bicycle riders come in every size and configuration – fit or fluffy; fast or incredibly slow; one, two or three wheels; fancy...
Zoning overlays meet in complex Heritage District
In the Heritage District, the new collides with the old like nowhere else in Maricopa. The reminders of an unincorporated “cow town” of...
Zoning overlays meet in complex Heritage District
By Raquel Hendrickson
In the Heritage District, the new collides with the old like nowhere else in Maricopa.
The reminders of an unincorporated “cow town” of...
What’s happening this week in Maricopa
Meetings, culture and a wild man are all part of the activities in Maricopa for the first week of June. MONDAY The Age-Friendly...
Chairman: Ak-Chin reaching out to boost economy
“We’re here to grow this economy,” Ak-Chin Indian Community Chairman Louis Manuel Jr. told the Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Thursday. In describing some...
Zoning overlays go before P&Z Monday
In the Heritage District, the new collides with the old like nowhere else in Maricopa. The reminders of an unincorporated “cow town” of...
Price reiterates State of the City for chamber gathering
“We have to be us. We have to be uniquely Maricopa,” Mayor Christian Price told a breakfast gathering of the Maricopa Chamber of Commerce....
Rose: My first year of service
As I reflect on my first year as the City Manager for Maricopa I think about the community’s successes, our opportunities as a relatively...
Elected Official Q&A: Henry Wade wants legacy of community service
Maricopa voters elected political and community activist Henry Wade to represent them on their city council in November. The Air Force veteran’s election to...
Mayor outlines city’s 2015 agenda
As 2015 arrives we look back at 2014, remembering many of the significant milestones our city has achieved, including the opening of Copper Sky...
