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Vietnam War combat pilot is grand marshal in Mesa parade
Retired Maj. Gen. Jerry D. Holmes of Mesa flew 130 combat missions in Vietnam, worked on an early U.S. military space program and later commanded NATO’s fleet of airborne radar planes in Europe. On Veterans Day, the 91-year-old will lead the East Valley Veterans Parade through downtown Mesa as...
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ePac Opens Massive Mesa Plant, Its Biggest Ever, With 100+ Jobs Promised
A sprawling new packaging plant just outside Phoenix is now open for business, and ePac Flexible Packaging says it's the biggest facility the company has anywhere in the world. The 66,000-square-foot operation in Mesa, Arizona, is expected to eventually employ more than 100 people, combining fast-turnaround digital printing with the muscle to handle larger production runs for customers across the Southwest.
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Mesa Tops U.S. Cities in Manufactured-Home Share as Residents Face Eviction and $50K Moves
Mesa has a higher share of manufactured homes among its housing units than any other large city in the United States, according to a new analysis, even as some of the city's mobile-home residents are being forced out of their communities with moving bills running into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Longhorns Fans, Meet Your Old Conference: How Arizona Bettors Handle Big 12 Games
Texas fans spent decades measuring seasons against Big 12 opponents, and that habit has not gone anywhere. Since the Longhorns moved to the SEC in 2024, the old league has kept going without them, and Arizona and Arizona State now sit inside it. For Texas readers, the practical difference is stark. Betting on those games is legal in Arizona. In Texas, it is not.
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Mesa Plans 85-Bed Respite Center to Keep Homeless Patients From Being Discharged to the Street
A Phoenix nonprofit is expanding into Mesa with a planned medical respite center intended to give people experiencing homelessness somewhere to recover after they leave the hospital, rather than heading back to the street or a shelter cot. The facility is planned to offer nursing care, behavioral health services and help connecting residents to permanent housing while they heal.
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KTAR News
Mesa’s newest chophouse, The William, is now open
A new American chophouse has opened at Gallery Park in Mesa, adding a dining option near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. The William New American Chophouse & Bar held its grand opening Monday near Power and Ray roads. The restaurant mixes traditional chophouse fare with global influences. Its menu includes feast boards...
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Mesa Public Schools weigh next steps after voters reject $449 million bond
MESA, AZ — Mesa voters have narrowly rejected a tax increase that would have provided $449 million for Mesa Public Schools to repair and upgrade aging buildings. A small number of ballots from the Nov. 3 election are still being counted, but they are not expected to change the result.
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After 40 years, Bashas’ is closing its only grocery store in Tempe
Tempe’s only Bashas’ grocery store is closing at the end of November after 40 years. According to ABC15, the Chandler-based grocer said it decided against renewing its lease at Warner Road and McClintock Drive after reviewing the store’s performance and economic factors. The Basha family, which opened...