Northwest Medical Center continues to fulfill its promise to see emergency room patients in 30 minutes or less since last October, and plans to continue the program through 2012 and the foreseeable future.
Mari Diffley has been appointed Chief Operations Officer for the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA).
The Oro Valley Town Council has taken action on three amendments to its General Plan that could mean an increase in the number of high-density residential units available in the town.
Anthem Equity Group, Inc. announced plans on Wednesday to build a 15-acre Innovation Campus at the corner of Rancho Vistoso Blvd. and Vistoso Commerce Loop in Oro Valley.
With local businesses continuing to struggle during tough economic times, the need for advertising to drive revenues has increased. Last September, the Oro Valley Town Council unanimously voted to allow A-frame signs to be placed outside of businesses to help increase customer traffic.
Maracay Homes, an Arizona-based builder of more than 7,000 homes in the state during the past 20 years, has received the prestigious Builder of the Year Award from the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association (SAHBA) at the annual awards banquet on Jan. 13.
Four local high school students will share $6,000 in scholarship funds as part of Hughes Federal Credit Union’s seventh-annual scholarship program.
Thursday, Jan. 26
In the social networking world known as Facebook it can be hard to know whether you need a page that accepts friends, or seeks fans. It’s difficult to know when the page is about you the person, or when you should be operating as a business.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said last week she would not re-file a lawsuit in federal court that sought clarification on whether or not state employees would be subject to federal criminal prosecution simply for implementing the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act.
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