Cushman & Wakefield announced that Longpoint Partners bought a 104,300 sqft industrial building in Chandler Airport Commerce Park south of the municipal airport, and the vacant property still is listed as Feed the Children's address at 3475 South McQueen Road.
A study from the Barrow Neurological Institute (Phoenix) shows wildfire smoke may inflame brain cells and damage neurons linked to memory, research scientist Adam Schuller said.
More research will assess the risks for Arizona residents.
Chandler-based Children’s Cancer Network is hosting a food drive and Stars of Hope fashion show and luncheon (11 a.m.-2 p.m.) today; non-perishable food donations can be dropped off at 6150 W.
Chandler Blvd. between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. throughout September to support families facing childhood cancer.
APS and SRP customers earning up to the state median income can apply online for the Power AZ program, which offers up to $640 for utility bills and may add $500 for unexpected hardships (funding may expire in September).
Chandler-Gilbert Community College students studied the Grand Canyon’s geology on Friday under Dr. Tom Ruberto; flash flooding on Saturday rapidly altered the canyon’s landscape and underscored the region’s dynamic natural processes.
Tom Buschatzke, director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources, said federal rules will cut 760,000 acre-feet from the Central Arizona Project in 2027 and 2028.
State officials plan to use stored water to keep Phoenix and Tucson supplied while exploring long-term solutions.
Seafood City hosted a crowded July grand opening at the southwest side of Chandler Fashion Center and was recommended for use and entertainment permits by the Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug.
19 — approvals that will allow late-night karaoke, open-mic nights, and acoustic performances in its social hall.
East Valley Young Marines from Chandler participated in a ceremony on Aug.
14 at Window Rock to honor Navajo Code Talkers and their families (they laid a wreath at the statue and hiked a sacred formation).
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