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Husband and wife real estate duo, Jesse and Karen Herfel, have opened the fast-growing bar and entertainment concept’s first location in the area.

Serving Arizona’s Metro Valley area, Slumber Shack offers two modified RVs for your next special event. Last year, Vanessa Shively and her husband, Tim, a local Queen Creek family of five, purchased Slumber Shack from a couple in Gilbert. The founders originally started it with the idea of giving kids this creative, new way to have sleepovers.

Jordan Brocker, who has lived in Queen Creek for the past six years, opened this newest full-service physical therapy clinic off Ellsworth and Sierra Park roads in December.

The town’s population is approximately 71,000, which has more than doubled since 2015 and is expected to continue to increase at a steady pace. As the town continues to work towards fulfilling the Economic Development Strategic Plan, this tool will help facilitate one of the target sectors, advanced manufacturing.

Adopt your new best friend at this event in partnership with Pinal County Animal Care and Control. It is open to the public and friendly, leashed pets.

“The Happiness Breakthrough is about grabbing a hold of the very best of who you are so you can serve and help other people,” said Queen Creek businessman Mark Leonard. "If we could teach the world to change how they view everything, in a positive mindset about how they will approach difficulties, it will change everything.”

Nurse practitioner, rehab founder team up to offer Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy clinic

Festivities include giveaways, sales, vendors, entertainment and more.

Now hiring for 175 positions at new location currently under construction in the Queen Creek Marketplace.

From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., diners are encouraged to come in and donate any amount to Phoenix Children’s in appreciation for the free short stack of buttermilk pancakes.