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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held April 23 to dedicate the new TOPAZ Regional Wireless Cooperative public safety radio tower.
New radio tower to improve public-safety communications in East Valley
Public safety and other representatives from the member agencies of the TOPAZ Regional Wireless Cooperative gathered recently for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate the first new TRWC public … more
Per Maricopa County’s historical aerial photos, the existing restaurant was developed between 1953 and 1959.
Mariscos Cazo de Oro restaurant expansion plans to be discussed by city board
A request for a permit to deviate from certain development standards for a restaurant west of Stapley Drive on the north side of Main Street in Mesa is to be discussed Wednesday by the Mesa Board of … more
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The yearly drive is an essential opportunity for area food banks such as United Food Bank to stock their shelves for the coming summer months when demand typically increases and donations tend to decrease.
Area-wide Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive to return May 11
The 32nd annual National Association of Letter Carriers “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive returns to the Valley on May 11. United Food Bank in Mesa is one of the primary recipients for … more
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Sunmed|Your CBD Store grand opening May 2-5 in Mesa
CBD and wellness franchise Sunmed|Your CBD Store has a grand opening in May of its newest storefront in Superstition Springs Mall, 6555 E. Southern Ave. No. 2222 on the second floor next to JC Penney … more
Two Tempe students have been named to Junior Achievement of Arizona's 18 under 18.
See where Mesa high schools ranked on national list for 2024
A Mesa high school ranks not only seventh in the state but 56th nationally, according to the U.S. News and World Report’s annual best public high schools list. The publication ranked … more
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Summer electric assistance is a residential utility assistance program available to current city of Mesa residential electric customers whose total household income is less than $35,088 per year.
City provides summer energy assistance for eligible Mesa electric customers
Eligible city of Mesa electric customers could save up to $56 on electric bills this summer. The Mesa Energy Resources Department’s summer electric assistance program is accepting … more

Salt River Tubing is seven minutes from Loop 202 East on North Power Road in Mesa. Salt River Tubing operates under permit of the USDA Forest Service in Tonto National Forest.
Salt River Tubing open seven days a week beginning Saturday
Salt River Tubing is open on the Lower Salt River seven days a week Saturday, April 27, through Monday, Sept. 2, weather and water-flow conditions permitting. Note: Beginning Friday, Sept. 6, it … more
Camps, which are open to youth and teens between the ages of 5 and 18, will be held from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays between late May and early August.
Registration open for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley summer camps
Registration is open for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley’s summer camp programs designed to help working parents while ensuring that thousands of youth have a summer of exploration. … more
Laura Hyneman, Mesa deputy director of environment and sustainability, speaking about the Mesa Climate Action Plan during the April 15 Council Meeting.
Mesa council receives progress update on city’s climate action plan
The Mesa City Council recently received an encouraging update on the city’s climate action plan. Over the last two years, the city has invested nearly $15.4 million in Mesa Climate Action … more
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Natalie Tenney, Gilbert Public Schools' nutrition services director, addresses the governing board about the quality of GPS' meals for students.
Student meal prices in Gilbert Public Schools going up
Gilbert Public Schools will be increasing the price of most of its meals by 10 cents for the 2024-25 school year.   The GPS Governing Board unanimously approved the increase at its April 23 … more
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The Arizona Department of Transportation project is expected to last about five months — until approximately mid-October.
US60, Greenfield Road restrictions postponed for Mesa project
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers that ramp and lane restrictions originally scheduled to begin this month for a city of Mesa waterline project have been postponed until early … more
Five vie for shot to become Maricopa County sheriff
Maricopa County will have a new permanent sheriff after the November election, no matter who wins. Former Sheriff Paul Penzone, a Democrat, stepped down in January and Russ Skinner was appointed … more
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