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Arizona: Biologics companies were the least FDA inspected companies in Arizona in January

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 2, 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection at one Biologics company from Arizona in January.

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Chandler Hosts Annual State of the City Event

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 2, 2024

Chandler, Arizona - Mayor Kevin Hartke and the Chandler City Council are pleased to announce the upcoming annual State of the City event. This year's event, with the theme "what brings people together," will be held on Thursday, February 15th, at the Chandler Center for the Arts.The State of the City event aims to engage the community and provide an opportunity for residents to learn about the city's accomplishments over the past year. Mayor Hartke will deliver an address highlighting Chandler's successes and taking attendees on a "gameboard adventure" to showcase the...

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FDA Inspection: What type of Arizona companies were under most scrutiny during January?

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted eight inspections at eight Food/Cosmetics companies from Arizona in January.

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Inflation in Arizona outpaces national average as of January 2024

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

As of January 2024, Arizona experienced a 20.4% increase in prices of goods and services since January 2021, compared to the nationwide trend of a 17.9% increase.

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Spring into Sports with Mesa Parks and Recreation Programs

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

Mesa Parks and Recreation is gearing up for an exciting spring season, offering a wide range of programs and activities for people of all ages and abilities. Registration for these programs will begin on Monday, Feb. 5 for Mesa residents and Monday, Feb. 12 for non-Mesa residents.According to a spokesperson from Mesa Parks and Recreation, the city is committed to providing diverse options for its residents. "We want to ensure that everyone in our community has the opportunity to engage in recreational activities that suit their interests and abilities," the spokesperson...

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City of Sedona Announces New City Manager and Initiatives

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

The City of Sedona has released its monthly newsletter for January 2024, providing residents with updates on recent City Council meetings, upcoming events, and important announcements.One of the key highlights from the City Council meetings was the appointment of Anette Spickard as the new City Manager. After a thorough interview process involving City Council, staff panels, and a community panel, Anette was selected for the position. City Council officially appointed her on January 23, and she will assume her role on April 8. In terms of infrastructure development, the...

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City Acquires Art for Ranger Station Park

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

SEDONA, Ariz. - The city of Sedona has recently acquired a new piece of art for Ranger Station Park. The sculpture, named Stormy Bay, was purchased and installed at the park located on 250 Brewer Rd. This monumental 11-foot horse sculpture will serve as a welcoming symbol for park visitors.Stormy Bay is a unique and rustic piece of art created by artist Dixie Jewett. It is made from old farm machinery parts, giving it a distinctive and sustainable appeal. The city purchased the sculpture from Peggy Lanning, a well-known figure in Sedona's art community. Lanning, who...

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Austin Smith says our culture, border, and elections are under attack

By Grand Canyon Times | Feb 1, 2024

Rep. Austin Smith (R-Ariz) has made a bold assertion that the state of Arizona is under siege and has called upon its citizens to resist what he terms as the radical left.

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Jevin Hodge is appointed to replace Athena Salman

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

Jevin Hodge has been chosen by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to serve as a representative for the Democrats in the Arizona House of Representatives. This appointment came about following Athena Salman's resignation on January 1 to transition into a career in healthcare.

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Rep. Leezah Sun resigns from office

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

The House Ethics Committee has unanimously determined that Representative Sun exhibited a pattern of disorderly behavior. An ethics claim was lodged against her on November 2, and she tendered her resignation on January 31, mere hours before the commencement of the House floor session.

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Senator Wadsack introduces bill targeting AI scams after extortion incident

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

Senator Justine Wadsack has introduced legislation aimed at combating artificial intelligence (AI) scams following a distressing incident involving an Arizona mother.

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Mesa Public Library Collecting Valentine's Cards for Mesa Seniors

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

Mesa Public Library is once again spreading love and appreciation to Mesa's homebound and assisted living residents through their Valentine's card drive. For the sixth year in a row, the library is collecting Valentine's cards to be delivered to seniors in the community. This initiative aims to brighten the day of these residents and show them that they are cared for.Library Director Polly Bonnett expressed the importance of this small gesture, stating, "One small kind gesture can brighten someone's day. Mesa Library Valentine's Day card drive is one way to tell our...

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Petersen files lawsuit against Secretary Fontes over new election procedures manual

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

Senate President Warren Petersen has initiated legal proceedings against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, accusing him of attempting to disenfranchise voters and alter state election laws through the Elections Procedures Manual (EPM).

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Republican Ariz. senators announce legislation that will aid law enforcement in the border crisis

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

The Biden Administration has been criticized for its perceived lack of action in curbing the influx of illegal immigrants. In response, Senate Republicans have announced a bill intended to substantially assist local law enforcement in reducing the number of immigrants entering the country illegally.

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Americans for Prosperity Foundation files lawsuit against Biden's AI overreach.

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

The Americans for Prosperity (AFP) has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration, alleging that it is imposing unnecessary regulations on the use of artificial intelligence (AI), thereby expanding executive authority in an unprecedented manner.

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Politicians on both sides of the aisle work to get to fight tor the contentious Arizona Commerce Authority

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

The legislation previously faced near-unanimous opposition from the Democrats, but it is now undergoing reform and consolidation to pass through the Arizona Supreme Court.

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12th Annual Mesa Marathon Returns Saturday, February 10, 2024

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 30, 2024

The 12th annual Mesa Marathon is set to take place in Mesa, Arizona, on Saturday, February 10, 2024. Ranked as the Best Marathon in Arizona in a nationwide poll by RaceRaves, this event has become a highly anticipated fixture in the running community. As an early-season Boston Qualifier, the Mesa Marathon offers participants a chance to kickstart their marathon training and aim for prestigious qualifying times.The marathon will commence with a breathtaking sunrise start near the Usery Park mountains, providing runners with a picturesque backdrop as they begin their...

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Steve Cortes: 'Joe Biden started the border crisis on the first day of his administration'

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 29, 2024

Steve Cortes, the founder of the League of American Workers (LAW), said President Joe Biden "started the border crisis" at the beginning of his term.

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Arizona Senate President, House Speaker sign letter to Biden, Mayorkas ‘supporting Texas’s efforts to secure the border’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 29, 2024

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R) and House Speaker Ben Toma (R) joined more than two dozen state attorneys general in signing a letter to President Joe Biden and Homeland Security Security Aljandro Mayorkas in support of “Governor Abbott’s efforts to secure our border.”

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Upcoming voter registration deadline in two weeks

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 29, 2024

Deadline approaching: Two weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for March 12 municipal elections.