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Mesa mental health provider suing AHCCCS over alleged Medicare fraud cover-up
A Mesa-based mental health provider and its founder are suing the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System over allegations of fraud cover-up and retaliation against a whistleblower. The Mesa … more
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Tilson Technology Management says some of its work involves telecommunications. It’s one of three Chandler employers to recently file notices with a state agency that collectively could mean more than 200 total jobs are gone from the city.
Three Chandler-area companies announce layoffs
Three businesses with employees in Chandler — represented by three companies — recently filed WARN notices with the Arizona Department of Economic Security that involve possibly more than … more
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 Buc-ee’s officially brakes ground on its first location in Arizona.
Buc-ee's breaks ground on its first Arizona location
 Buc-ee’s, the Texas-based travel center known for its massive stores, cult following, and famously clean restrooms, officially broke ground on its first location in the Western United … more
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Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor, left, and American Furniture Warehouse CEO Jake Jabs commemorate the opening of the new furniture store at Loop 303 and Waddell in the Prasada shopping center.
Surprise's first major furniture store officially opens
Surprise’s first major furniture store is now open with the unveiling of the American Furniture Warehouse on May 10. more
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Melissa Maggiore Meyer has opened Patricia’s Pizza in north Scottsdale.
Patricia’s Pizza pays tribute to family culinary legacy
Melissa Maggiore Meyer has opened her latest dining concept, Patricia’s Pizza, located at 32607 N Scottsdale Road. The new restaurant pays tribute to her family’s culinary legacy and is … more
Plan and Order Point Manager Virginio Lopez, center, cuts the ribbon at the new IKEA Scottsdale location.
IKEA plans in West Valley city uncertain after Phoenix news
IKEA’s plans to open a new store in Phoenix in early 2026 has left chances for a store in Surprise up in the air. more
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Christina Lamar, Copper State Credit Union vice president of member services, takes a break during the credit union's annual meeting, this year held at the Phoenix Zoo. (Copper State Credit Union)
Valley credit union hosts annual meeting at Phoenix Zoo
Copper State Credit Union held its annual member meeting with a twist this year, hosting the gathering among the animals at the Phoenix Zoo. The free meeting, held May 3, drew about 700 member … more
The Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign will collect water to distribute to vulnerable populations until Thursday, Sept. 30. Mesa residents can donate water bottles in-person or donate money online which goes towards the purchase of water bottles.
Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign kicks off
Since 2007, the city of Mesa has partnered with the Mesa Chamber Commerce, Resurrection Street Ministry, United Food Bank and other organizations for its annual hydration donation campaign. … more
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Plan & Order Point Manager Virginio Lopez cuts the ribbon at the new IKEA Scottsdale location.
New IKEA opens, another planned in Phoenix
IKEA has announced plans to open a new store in Phoenix in early 2026, marking the Swedish furniture giant’s third location in the Valley. The new store will be located at the southwest … more
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Southwest Heritage Bank celebrated its first anniversary with a ribbon cutting at the bank’s 16435 N. Scottsdale Road location May 6.
Southwest Heritage Bank celebrates its one-year anniversary
Southwest Heritage Bank, which serves small businesses in the region, commemorated its one-year anniversary with a celebratory ribbon-cutting event May 6. The event at the bank’s 16435 N. … more
The City of Goodyear announces the next wave of tenants coming to GSQ.
Goodyear development lands Trader Joe’s, more
The City of Goodyear announced the next wave of tenants coming to GSQ, the more than 150-acre mixed-use development set to become Goodyear’s cultural hub, including the city’s first … more
Chandler’s director of development services, Kevin Snyder, speaks at the Chandler City Council’s April 29 daylong retreat. One item he addressed was how many emerging developers aren’t necessarily attached to a large team of professionals who have been solving multi-dimensional development problems for decades.
Retreat: Chandler Council briefed on recent econ, development obstacles
While a government for a city Chandler’s size would probably always have many priories, it’s important to narrow those and evaluate progress. That’s what the City Council was … more
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