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The world's leading guitar manufacturer joins highly anticipated Paradise Valley Mall redevelopment project in a fully dedicated facility.

This year, hometown grocer Bashas’ and FirstFruits Farms will donate more than 35,000 pounds of apples to all four Feeding American food banks in Arizona.

To celebrate tomorrow's opening, the fast-food restaurant is hosting a variety of activities for the community.

“Women need to remember they can be bold and they can be fearless. That is applicable to working for a company, or going out on your own," said Lindsay Kirsh, founder and chief public relations strategist at Slayer Public Relations in downtown Phoenix. "I think it’s a matter of discovering it within ourselves as females."

Sky Sanctuary Rescue is no-kill animal rescue. When they bring an animal into their facility, they commit to providing that animal with quality care, medical treatment and advocacy for however long the animals are with them, even if that means for the rest of their lives. They depend solely on the public to continue their mission through donations, volunteering and adoption.

Duck Donuts offers an extraordinary selection of doughnuts with over 15 varieties of toppings and drizzles. Customers can create their own doughnut combinations. The new Queen Creek location also serves Duck Donuts’ signature coffee blends, espresso beverages, doughnut breakfast sandwiches, doughnut sundaes, frozen beverages and more.

The Joint Chiropractic Power Ranch is located at 18471 E. Queen Creek Road, Suite 102, in Queen Creek. Their second location in Queen Creek is at the Queen Creek Marketplace.

After 20 years of restaurants in Colorado, the founders and owners are excited to bring their first family-owned out-of-state store to Queen Creek.

East Valley owners Nathan and Heather Merrill were drawn to the drain and sewer services company because of its positive company culture. They serve Queen Creek, Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa and surrounding areas.

The new terminal was constructed in 18 months while the east Mesa airport near Queen Creek remained fully operational and included demolition of the old facilities, major relocation of underground utilities and construction of a prefabricated, temporary, three-gate facility that will be deconstructed and stored for future expansions.