Richard Dyer is the Managing Editor for the East Valley at Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA. With a focus on architecture and planning, Dyer covers topics related to urban design, urban development, and lifelong learning, reflecting his extensive experience in the field. He has been featured in the Daily News-Sun, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful journalism in his community.
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By: Richard Dyermail
A St. Vincent de Paul thrift store at the Tempe border in Mesa is to be converted into a medical office that will be run by the nonprofit. The Mesa Design Review Board on Sept. 9 discussed the …
By: Richard Dyermail
The Mesa Design Review Board recently discussed the look and landscaping for the 187-acre third phase of the Google “Red Hawk” data center in southeast Mesa. Chair Dane Astle and …
By: Richard Dyermail
There would be no sales tax benefit derived from the Apache Junction Sewer District obtaining 501(c) tax-exempt status for the nonprofit utility, the five-member volunteer board was told recently. …
By: Richard Dyermail
Rio Salado College students can complete their required student-teaching hours at Apache Junction schools under an agreement approved recently. The Apache Junction Unified School District …
By: Richard Dyermail
Hundreds of people lined Apache Trail to watch the annual Apache Junction All American Veterans Parade on Veterans Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11. The parade started at Phelps Drive and headed west on …
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A student-teacher placement agreement with Arizona State University has been changed to allow more than just aspiring educators to practice their craft at Apache Junction Unified School District. …
A green screen background on wheels so it can be moved. An XTool computer-controlled router for metal and other materials. A multiple-color 3D printer. These are some of the unique features built …
By: Richard Dyermail
Seven two-story buildings are planned at a data center development on 170 acres at the northeast corner of the future alignment of South Crismon Road and Pecos Road in Mesa. The nearly 2.26 …
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An Aldi supermarket is to be developed in a remodeled former 99 Cents Only space at the southeast corner of Greenfield Road and Main Street in Mesa. The development’s look and landscaping were …
By: Richard Dyermail
A special-use permit was recently denied by a city of Mesa board that would have allowed a transitional community residence east of Gilbert Road and south of McDowell Road and adjacent to an …
