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Uncle Bear’s Grill & Tap in Queen Creek held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in May to showcase its renovations. The eatery is taking part in the Third Annual Queen Creek Restaurant Week from Aug. 17-23.
Queen Creek Restaurant Week begins
Queen Creek Restaurant Week starts Monday. The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce is hosting the Third Annual Queen Creek Restaurant Week from Aug. 17-23. The event encourages residents and … more
The Queen Creek Town Council stands at a marker commemorating the town’s purchase of more than 1 million acre-feet of water from Harquahala Valley basin.
Queen Creek continues working toward water independence
Queen Creek may have made the final payment on more than 1 million acre-feet of Harquahala Valley basin water in July, but the work to get that water to the town is far from over. At a planning … more
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Katherine Mecham Barney Elementary students, teachers and staff celebrate the school's Lighthouse Certification.
Queen Creek’s Katherine Mecham Barney Elementary earns special certification
By embodying its motto of “everyone has genius, and everyone can be a leader,” Katherine Mecham Barney Elementary has earned its Lighthouse Certification through the national Leader in Me … more
This mural is located on the east side of Ellsworth Road just north of Aldecoa Drive.
Proposed move could bring more murals to Queen Creek
Queen Creek is taking steps to bring more public art to the town through a change in its sign ordinance. At its Aug. 12 meeting, the Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of … more
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Gas prices are seen at the Chevron Extra Mile at 91st and Olive avenues in Peoria on July 31. Gas prices continued to climb as gas in the Valley settled at $4.44 a gallon according to AAA Arizona.
Where to find the cheapest gas in Queen Creek
Gas prices rose 2 cents a gallon in the Valley in the past week to settle at $4.44 a gallon, according to AAA Arizona on Friday. more
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Queen Creek water customers can sign up for free water-smart workshops running from August through April.
Queen Creek offers more Water-Smart Workshops
Queen Creek has a new series of workshops to get residents ready for fall gardening while also learning water conservation methods. Starting in August, the town is inviting Queen Creek water … more

Football and flag football players from QCUSD's three high schools took part in a recent "media day" at Dave & Busters.
Queen Creek students attend Football & Flag Football Media Day
Football and flag football athletes from across the Valley recently gathered at Dave & Buster’s for a Football & Flag Football Media Day hosted by Mesa Public Schools. The event … more
Among the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce’s workforce initiative is its annual Elevate for Tomorrow workforce-readiness event for area high school juniors. The chamber will be hosting a workforce summit on Aug. 27.
Queen Creek Chamber to host workforce summit
Join fellow business leaders, educators and students at the 2026 Business & Education Summit hosted by the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. The event will feature roundtable discussions … more
The turf conversion program would help HOAs balance water-friendly landscaping with existing tree canopies.
Queen Creek HOAs encouraged to use water-friendly landscaping
As part of its ongoing water conservation efforts, Queen Creek is emphasizing a program to help homeowners associations remove turf from certain areas of a subdivision. At a recent planning meeting, … more
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Marshalls and HomeGoods stores will open at Skyline Ranch Marketplace in San Tan Valley on Aug. 27, joining anchor store WinCo Foods supermarket..
Marshalls, HomeGoods opening in San Tan Valley this month
Two national retailers are opening stores at Skyline Ranch Marketplace in San Tan Valley. Marshalls and HomeGoods will be opening on Thursday, Aug. 27. Marshalls is located at 1424 W. Hunt … more
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors is following PCSO’s lead in not renewing its contract with Flock.
Pinal County supervisors end Flock contract
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors has made one final move to end the use of Flock Group’s automated license plate reader cameras in unincorporated parts of the county. The supervisors voted 4-1 … more
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The Queen Creek Town Council will be looking to enhance safeguards on the use of Flock Security cameras in the town.
Queen Creek looks at enhancing safeguards on use of license plate readers
As municipalities across the Valley and state grapple with the use of automated license plate readers Queen Creek is taking a proactive stance. The town announced on Wednesday that the Queen Creek … more
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