Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Glendale.
Yesterday, heavy storms swept through metro Phoenix, washing away a truck and leaving a driver stranded on a vehicle's roof as gauges north and west of central Phoenix recorded over an inch of rain over six hours.
Dutch Bros has submitted a bid for five shuttered Salad and Go sites in the Valley after being outbid at auction on Sept.
29 by Arkansas-based 7 Brew & this marks the coffee chain’s effort to secure more local sites in the area.
A bankruptcy judge approved 7 Brew’s plan to convert 30 former Salad And Go stores in the Valley into coffee shops.
The decision was made on Tuesday during National Coffee Day and points to the chain’s continued expansion.
Four candidates running for two open seats on the Deer Valley Unified School District board shared their views on district budgets and enrollment issues in a five-part Q&A series ahead of the Nov.
3 election.
Developer Shaun Kanaka of Nirvana Homes got approval to turn a long-vacant building near Desert Diamond Casino into a 400-unit senior housing community in Glendale.
The project — combining memory care, assisted living and active adult housing — may start construction fall next year with final plans pending.
Arizona Ridge Riders will host their annual three day bull riding event at Desert Diamond Arena from Friday to Sunday, Oct.
9 through Oct. 11, featuring head to head games and a daytime fan zone with music, vendors, autograph sessions + family friendly activities.
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