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Gilbert Days invites the entire East Valley community to come celebrate. Celebrate community during the 2024 Gilbert Days Parade and Festival this month!
, a country music event at Mesa Riverview Park located at 2100 W. Rio Salado Parkway in Mesa Nov. 23 from 2 to 10 p.m. Attendees can enjoy an unforgettable night of live performances with general admission tickets starting at $48 and free parking available.
The Transportation Master Plan update survey will be open through Dec. 18. Responses will be used to prioritize projects and prepare the 10-year transportation plan for the Town of Queen Creek.
Veterans Day celebrations, Thanksgiving festivities and holiday activities happening in Mesa.
This year's day of service brought the community together. Love Our Schools Day annually brings communities, businesses, parents, teachers and students together for a day of service aimed at beautifying their schools.
Cooley Middle School has a new club this school year that honors veterans while promoting both academic growth and personal enrichment. The club is a chapter of
By: Creek Sun
Over one million lights await East Valley families for a magical celebration starting Nov. 27.
By: Creek Sun
Fitch Ratings affirmed the Town's AA+ bond rating with a table outlook, consistent with S&P's affirmation in September. The bond rating affirmations are significant as the Town prepares to issue an excise tax bond to fund critical infrastructure improvements related to transportation and public safety. During the Nov. 6 Town Council meeting, Resolution No. 1616-24 was approved unanimously. The resolution authorized Town staff to issue an excise tax bond of $75 million; the bond will not result in any new taxes.
Pet-friendly event on Nov. 16 offers holiday photos, raffles, pup cup station and more.
"Mesa is not only a limitless destination with countless rewarding travel experiences, but visitors will also feel limitless knowing that they can navigate our city without barriers."
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