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Chandler Chamber leadership, including Carly Wakefield, Grant Thompson, and Terri Kimble, received three statewide awards at the Arizona Chamber Executives’ 2026 Annual Conference in Oro Valley, where industry figures presented the honors.

Queen Creek resident Kylie Jefferson received $2,000 in pet relief through First Credit Union’s Tails of Giving, presented Tuesday at First Credit Union (25 S.

Arizona Place in Chandler) to help with unexpected veterinary bills for her dog Rosie.

Cushman and Wakefield announced the sale of a Class A industrial building at 800 East Germann Road in Chandler Airpark; Oxford Properties and Sagard Real Estate sold the 113,110-sqft property to Cohen Asset Management.

Olympic gold medalist Amanda Borden runs Gold Medal Gymnastics in Chandler where kids of all abilities train in gymnastics, dance and Ninja courses using her innovative S.T.A.R Program — designed to build balance, confidence and social skills for future success.

Baird hired Jesse Wilson as a certified financial planner for its Chandler wealth management office; Wilson brings 20+ years of experience and previously managed $220 million in client assets at Edelman Financial Engines.

Under a new Arizona law, local law enforcement must now post missing child alerts on social media within 24 hours to speed up the search process.

Officials say the rule is designed to bring quicker attention to cases.

Arizona K-12 educators can apply for grants through the Fiesta Sports Foundation Wishes for Teachers program until Sept.

30; the initiative, now in its 11th year, will randomly award 500 $2,500 grants and funding to six schools and has already supported over 3,100 teachers & 1 million students since 2016.

ASU professor Randy Cerveny said a brewing super El Niño will bring above normal rain this fall and winter to the Southwest, boosting reservoir levels for east Valley residents while raising flash flood risks in wildfire affected areas.