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Roll & Rise Bagel moving into brick and mortar in Gilbert
Roll & Rise Bagels, which has been a fixture at the Gilbert Farmers Market, is moving into a store front at 2524 S. Santan Village Parkway, suite 102, Gilbert, in the SanTan  Pavilions. … more
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Gilbert Public Schools Safety and Security Director Carrie Soderman discussed what the district has been doing and what it would do if a bond passes to increase student safety.
Gilbert Public Schools strengthens campus security, plans more upgrades
Gilbert Public Schools reports improvements in campus security, including visitor screening, weapons detectors and emergency training, while planning additional upgrades tied to a proposed bond. more
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The Majestic Gilbert 8 is still open but the property is going to auction, according to vizzda.com.
Gilbert movie theater property faces trustee sale
A Gilbert movie theater property operating as Majestic Gilbert 8 has been scheduled for a December trustee sale tied to a $10 million debt notice. more
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Gilbert Public Schools is supporting some of its teacher pay raises through a draw down of classrooom site fund.
Gilbert Public Schools draws down classroom fund reserves to support employee pay
Gilbert Public Schools intentionally reduced its Classroom Site Fund balance in fiscal 2026 to support raises for teachers and other eligible employees. more
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Perry High School softball players welcome Haley Elementary kindergartners that they read to during an event last spring. An out-of-state trip to Dallas, Texas for a March 2027 tournament is one of the items the Chandler Unified Governing Board will be asked to approve at its 6:30 p.m. meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Exchange students, out-of-state trips on Chandler school board agenda
While there weren't any action items on the Chandler Unified Governing Board’s Wednesday, Oct. 21 regular meeting agenda, as of Oct. 17, there are still dozens of items to address at the meeting. … more
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Gilbert Public Schools celebrated its dual lanaguage educators who recently won awards.
GPS educators earn statewide world language honors
Four Gilbert Public Schools educators were recognized for statewide achievements in world language education, including two award-winning teachers and two conference presenters. more

The next Gilbert Town Council meeting is Oct. 20.
Gilbert Town Council may revisit $55.7 million park vote
Gilbert Town Council could revisit its approval of $55.7 million in construction at Gilbert Regional Park while also considering sweeping new restrictions on data centers at its Oct. 20 meeting. … more
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Gas prices are seen at the Circle K located at 59th Avenue and Olive Road on Oct. 16, 2026. While the national average remains at record highs, the price of gas in the Valley fell 9 cents a gallon this week according to AAA Arizona.
Find the cheapest gas in Gilbert
Despite the continued volatility in the crude oil market, gas prices dropped 9 cents this week in the Valley according to AAA Arizona. more
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Pioneer Powerwashing is owned by Jesse Godzala.
Get to know Jesse Godzala, Pioneer Powerwashing
Jesse Godzala is owner of Pioneer Powerwashing. How many years have you been in business? One. What product or service do you offer? Residential and commercial powerwasher specializing … more
A proposed multiuse path in Gilbert would expand the town’s existing trail network and provide connections for pedestrians, cyclists, runners and other users.
Gilbert seeks feedback on proposed Loop 202 multiuse path
Gilbert is gathering public input on a proposed multi-use path along Loop 202 between Val Vista Drive and Cosmo Park through an online survey open through Oct. 22. more
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Gold's Jewelry and Loan opens in Gilbert
Gold's Jewelry and Loan anticipates opening soon at 235 E. Warner Road, suite 106, Gilbert. The pawn shop buys and sells gold and jewelry and issues loans against them. No opening date has been … more
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Gilbert Public Schools Superintendent Jared Ryan, fourth from left, talks to governing board members about new science curriculum for seventh and eighth graders.
Gilbert Public Schools seeks new science curriculum for grades 7-8
Gilbert Public Schools advances a new seventh- and eighth-grade science curriculum, seeking greater academic rigor after 15 to 20 years without an update. more
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