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Grand opening celebration this weekend is for all ages and will include giveaways, menu tastings, live music, face painting for the kids and more. In celebration of this newest location opening, Over Easy is offering a Kids Eat Free promotion on both Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26. Valid for dine-in at the Queen Creek Gantzel and Combs location only, kids can eat free with the purchase of an adult entree.

The cult favorite gourmet vegan bakery allows Queen Creek and San Tan Valley customers to customize cinnamon rolls with more than 20 frosting flavors and over 20 topping choices.

Formerly known as the $25 Chiropractor, Queen Creek Medical offers high-quality and affordable comprehensive and compassionate medical and chiropractic care to help patients achieve optimal health and wellness. Their clinic offers a wide range of services, including chiropractic care, massage therapy, a naturopathic physician to offer weight loss management services, joint and trigger point injections, and more.

The Queen Creek development's milestones indicate the project is progressing towards a fall 2025 completion date. With Phase 2 now 100% leased, excitement builds for the grand opening next year.

Dozens of jobs available as the arts and crafts mega store opens its first location in Queen Creek this weekend.

Valley Taproom is a local taproom featuring over 30 revolving beers on tap and an extensive wine collection. They also serve small bites with plans to expand to a larger menu. This is Valley Taproom’s second location in the Valley, their first one is located in neighboring Gilbert.

The clothing retailer will join Target, Kohls, Harkins Theatres and several other national brands at the 900,000-square-foot Queen Creek shopping center.

Longtime authentic Mexican food brand to expand outside Arizona. Kind Hospitality will continue to own and operate the Macayo’s Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport location.

Led by two industry veterans, one of which is a retired Phoenix firefighter, Tim Maloney, and Dane Palmero hope to decrease the rising drowning statistics.

Queen Creek couple Michael and Julie Emmelhainz brought in-home care services to the community last summer. The Seniors Helping Seniors franchise stands out from other brands in the elder care space in part through its commitment to hiring senior caregivers, which provides employment opportunities for seniors and better cultivates meaningful relationships between caregivers and care receivers.