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Arizona restaurant owners rebound in 2023, interest rates remain a challenge in 2024

Arizona restaurant owners rebound in 2023, interest rates remain a challenge in 2024

Restaurant values are finally at a place where business owners who want to sell can make money off the sale. However, the Arizona restaurant market is not perfect as high interest rates are pushing some potential buyers out of the market. 
Entrepreneurs' Organization of Arizona marks 30 years of empowering Valley leaders

Entrepreneurs' Organization of Arizona marks 30 years of empowering Valley leaders

With 218 members and counting, EO Arizona stands as one of the largest chapters globally, attracting dynamic entrepreneurs who are founders, co-founders or majority stakeholders of businesses generating $1 million-plus in annual revenue. In addition to celebrating their 30th anniversary, EO Arizona is also slated to be the first stop of a four-city powerhouse learning tour called EO Rise, kicking off on March 28. 
J.O. Combs Unified School District celebrates February Students of the Month

J.O. Combs Unified School District celebrates February Students of the Month

The program provides an opportunity each month for one student from each of the San Tan Valley school district's eight schools to be recognized for demonstrating one of the various pillars of the Character Counts program. One character trait is selected each month and students are selected by their principal or teacher.
Funding for SR 24 is critical in Southeast Valley, Pinal County

Funding for SR 24 is critical in Southeast Valley, Pinal County

As budget negotiations begin, we urge legislators to fight to retain this funding and find other opportunities to reduce spending which does not result in adverse impacts to regional transportation and economic development opportunities.  
Financial advice: How are your investments taxed?

Financial advice: How are your investments taxed?

Ultimately, tax considerations probably shouldn’t be the key driver of your investment choices. Nonetheless, knowing the tax implications of your investments — specifically, what type of taxes they may generate and when these taxes will be due — can help you evaluate which investment choices are appropriate for your needs.
ADHS celebrates Black History Month

ADHS celebrates Black History Month

February also marks American Heart Month. African-Americans are often disproportionately affected by heart disease and its related risk factors, including inequitable access to medication, preventive services, and engagement in fitness and wellness activities. 
Leasing now available at Village at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek

Leasing now available at Village at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek

The Empire Group of Companies' new 144-unit, gated, single-family, build-to-rent community is located at the northwest corner of Rittenhouse and Cloud roads. The approximately 13-acre site is located adjacent to the popular Schnepf Farms agritainment establishment and at the gateway to the rapidly growing San Tan Valley. 
Advocating for more than 30 children in foster care

Advocating for more than 30 children in foster care

Susan Ward, a volunteer in Glia County, shares her journey of being a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer across two states while advocating for over 30 children in the foster care system over the years.
QCUSD: CTE Month spotlight on Queen Creek High's 'Day on the Farm' event with FFA

QCUSD: CTE Month spotlight on Queen Creek High's 'Day on the Farm' event with FFA

Organized by Future Farmers of America (FFA), this event aims to educate local second graders about the diverse fields of agriculture. FFA is a student organization composed of students in the AgriScience Career and Technical Education (CTE) program. Within this program, students learn about the different career fields in agriculture, gaining insights into the intricate journey of food production from farm to table.
Honoring Black History Month by advocating for children in foster care; volunteers needed

Honoring Black History Month by advocating for children in foster care; volunteers needed

With honoring these achievements and individuals, we are calling on communities across the state to join us in advocating and supporting children in foster care. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of children in foster care and honor the legacy of Black Americans who have paved the way for future generations.