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Nashville-based GreenPal co-founder Gene Caballero expands services to Scottsdale.
Greenpal grows lawn mowing service to Scottsdale during COVID-19
The GreenPal app, which recently launched in Scottsdale, simplifies the process of connecting homeowners with local, vetted lawn care professionals without face-to-face contact. more
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Phoenix event venue provides full pay to employees during temporary closure
Chateau Luxe Event Venue announced that it is continuing full pay for employees while implementing measures to comply with state and CDC recommendations to do its part in reducing the spread of the … more
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Crowne Plaza Phoenix Airport is one of five Caliber-owned hotels offering free stays for Valley medical workers.
Caliber offering free hotel stays for medical personnel fighting COVID-19
Caliber, a real estate development and investment firm, is offering complimentary hotel nights at five of its Valley properties for healthy medical personnel fighting the COVID-19 outbreak. more
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Wildflower restaurant, which has a location in Scottsdale and Arcadia, is donating N95 masks to local hospitals to help combat the novel coronavirus.
Wildflower restaurant to donate N95 masks to Valley hospitals
Wildflower, which has a location in Scottsdale, has announced it will be donating over 500 N95 masks to local hospitals throughout the state of Arizona in an effort to provide assistance to the hospitals that are in need. more
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The Renaissance Phoenix Downtown is at 100 N. First St.
Phoenix Marriott hotels light up rooms to display hope
Marriott hotels across the country and Arizona are hoping to provide support to local communities during a time of uncertainty. more
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Tide Loads of Hope Powered by Tide Cleaners businesses, locally owned and operated, will provide free laundry and dry cleaning services to medical personnel, police officers and firefighters at all Tide Cleaners locations in Phoenix
Tide Cleaners ‘lightens the load’ for first responders
Tide Cleaners sites in Phoenix will provide free laundry services to medical personnel, police officers and firefighters during the COVID-19 Pandemic beginning Monday, March 30. more
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The Dickinson Wright firm has added Amber D. Hughes as a member at its Phoenix location.
Amber Hughes joins Dickinson Wright Phoenix office
Attorney Amber D. Hughes has joined the Dickinson Wright firm in Phoenix as a member, focusing on estate planning, and trust administration. more
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The CORE Institute's north Phoenix location at 18444 N. 25th Ave.
CORE Institute announces orthopedic services at locations
The CORE Institute has announced it will begin providing orthopedic urgent care services at its Phoenix area locations in order to help ease the anticipated burden coming to emergency rooms, urgent care centers and hospitals. more
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The Phoenix Suns, Talking Stick Resort Arena and Levy Restaurants has donated over 6,000 pounds of food to Scottsdale-based Musically Fed.
Phoenix Suns donate to Scottsdale’s Musically Fed
The Phoenix Suns, Talking Stick Resort Arena and Levy Restaurants recently donated over 6,000 pounds of food and perishable supplies to local non-profit Musically Fed. more
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OneAZ to grant $200K for nonprofits hurt by COVID-19 pandemic
OneAZ Credit Union and OneAZ Community Foundation have pledged to award $200,000 in emergency COVID-19 Community Impact Grants as part of its commitment to help Arizona communities. more
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Abilty360 Sports and Fitness Center is at 5031 E. Washington St. in Phoenix.
Ability360 closes during COVID-19 pandemic
The Ability360 Sports and Fitness Center, 5031 E. Washington St. in Phoenix, closed its doors the night of March 17 with no definite plans for reopening. more
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Greater Phoenix area Domino’s stores looking to hire 150 team members
Domino’s locations are looking to hire about 150 new team members across nearly 80 stores throughout the Greater Phoenix area. The positions include delivery drivers, customer service … more
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Meet the Business: Toy Barn meets unique market niche
Name: Jason Phillips Occupation: Developer and founder of Toy Barn Name/address/location of business: Toy Barn. There are three locations. Two in Phoenix and one in Scottsdale. The fourth and … more
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The holiday lights will make their debut tonight, Friday, March 20 at Tempe Marketplace, 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway in Tempe, and Desert Ridge Marketplace, 21001 N. Tatum Blvd. in Phoenix.
2 Valley shopping centers hanging holiday lights to brighten public spirits
Tempe Marketplace and Desert Ridge Marketplace are re-hanging holiday lights so families can get out of the house and enjoy something different from the safety of their own cars. The holiday … more
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D-backs establish fund for game-day staff enduring COVID-19 closures
The Arizona Diamondbacks recently announced the establishment of a fund of at least $1 million for game-day staff experiencing the effects of the postponement of games in Major League Baseball. more
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One Camelback will be at the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Camelback Road.
One Camelback residence coming to uptown Phoenix
One Camelback, a future residential structure, is hoping to bring a new upscale residential option through the renovation of an existing building on the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Camelback Road. more
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Alliant Credit Union recently closed on a loan for the acquisition of Novella at Arcadia.
Alliant Credit Union closes on loan for acquiring Arcadia building
Alliant Credit Union announced the closing of a $12.6 million loan for the acquisition of Novella at Arcadia, a multi-family building in Phoenix. more
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FILE - In this Wednesday, March 18, 2020, file photo, trader Gregory Rowe works at the New York Stock Exchange, in New York. The rapidly deteriorating health of the financial markets is being driven by a contagion of fear and uncertainty about a global pandemic that's infecting the economy in ways that seemed unfathomable just a month earlier. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
Contagion of fear, uncertainty infect financial markets
The rapidly deteriorating health of the financial markets is being driven by a contagion of fear and uncertainty about a global pandemic that's infecting the economy in ways that seemed unfathomable … more
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The loans may be used to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable and other bills that can’t be paid because of COVID-19’s impact.
Small Business Administration approves loans for Arizona businesses affected by COVID-19
Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration approved an Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration for Arizona that will help small businesses impacted by COVID-19. Individual businesses can be … more
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Visitors to the Department of Labor are turned away at the door by personnel due to closures over coronavirus concerns, Wednesday, March 18, 2020, in New York. Applications for jobless benefits are surging in some states as coronavirus concerns shake the U.S. economy. The sharp increase comes as governments have ordered millions of workers, students and shoppers to stay home as a precaution against spreading the virus that causes the COVID-19 disease. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
Jobless claims jump by 70,000
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits surged last week by 70,000, indicating that the impact of the coronavirus was starting to be felt in rising … more
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