The West Valley continues to be the place of growth in the Phoenix Metro region. The first quarter of 2020 started strong. While the immediate future remains uncertain, West Valley leaders are optimistic that growth will continue bringing new employment opportunities. Construction remains strong with many existing projects on a continued path to completion. It is … [More]
Local Deli Says: Donate a Meal to a First Responder
Miracle Mile Deli is now lit up BLUE to honor all of those on the front lines, keeping our community safe. “A huge thanks to our friends and the local guys at AZ Christmas Lights for making this possible,” said Josh Garcia, Miracle Mile Deli. Miracle Mile Deli offers customers the opportunity to donate a "First Responder Meal." Available in $10 increments, people are … [More]
In-Home Care Workers Essential in Fight Against COVID-19
With reports of nursing homes in Arizona’s most populous counties seeing a spike in Coronavirus cases, the Arizona In-Home Care Association (AZNHA) is providing critical information on the healthcare workers who will be essential in fighting the pandemic: Caregivers. “COVID-19 is arguably the most devastating health crisis that Arizona has had to face. As doctors, nurses … [More]
Title Co. Offers Remote Online Notarization (RON) at No Cost
Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and Governor Doug Ducey have issued an Executive Order allowing Arizonans to use Remote Online Notarization (RON), effective April 10, 2020. RON is the process of signing paperwork using audio-visual technology to appear before a notary instead of being physically present. As such, Pioneer Title Agency, which is the largest family-owned title and … [More]
Sheriff’s Office Reminds of Local Services to Stay Safe
As we continue to fight the spread of COVID-19, many in our community are struggling with unforeseen financial hardships, loss of employment, food insecurity, and more. To help navigate these difficult times, Sheriff Penzone and his staff released some of the programs our state has in place to provide relief and assistance to Arizonans in need. ArizonaTogether.com is a … [More]
Musical and Take-Out Come Together to Support Local Theater Co.
Social distancing due to coronavirus has kept friends and family isolated across the country, but local restaurants and performers are finding new ways to reconnect, even over the dinner table. Steak 44, Dominick’s Steakhouse, Ocean 44 and Americano! The Musical are offering a unique “Dinner & a Show” experience with white glove curbside take- out service and a virtual … [More]
‘No-Contact Car Repair’ Expands to Greater Phoenix
RepairSmith announces the at-home car repair and maintenance service is now available in the greater Phoenix area. The southwest expansion brings safe, 'No-Contact Car Repair' direct to car owners and fleets. RepairSmith is also extending its $100K program offering free, 'No-Contact Car Repair' with an additional $10,000 donation to Phoenix residents to support members … [More]
Local Co. Creates Convenience Around Grocery Shopping during COVID-19 Pandemic
As the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Arizona, the demand for essential groceries has also been on a steady increase. With Shelter-in-Place, grocery shopping has become a challenge. Most stores have long lines and empty shelves. But not at Queen Creek Olive Mill. Here, the team is making it easy to skip the hassle with online ordering, local delivery and … [More]
The Rise of Telework and the Decline of City Centers
When restrictions are eventually lifted, employers and workers must decide how much to continue telework. Until an effective COVID-19 vaccine is available—a state of affairs that is one to two years away—many will fear going to work, and the share of people working primarily from home will remain elevated. Even after full vaccination, with the economy at full capacity, … [More]
