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Repurposed Environmental Solutions' mission is twofold: to reduce waste and promote sustainability in the construction industry and to support the community by providing valuable resources for building and renovation projects. 

United Food Bank, a local nonprofit that serves the Arizonans in the East Valley and eastern Arizona who experience food insecurity, is excited to announce its newest board chair, Christina Dicksen.

North America's largest automotive supplier, Manga, is building a 230,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Mesa to support Arizona's rapidly expanding automotive ecosystem.

The new Gilbert location of The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill is open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and offers dine-in, pick-up, delivery and catering options.

“We hear consistently that students are not ready to enter the workforce or prepared for post-secondary education. By bringing together industry, educators and students, we can work to solve problems locally so our kids are ready for life after high school,” said Chris Clark, president and CEO of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce, adding that they are still seeking industry professionals interested in participating.

“Anyone who lives here or visits Arizona in the summer knows how hot it can get. Many times it’s easy to consider ways to keep cool and hydrated ourselves, but we may not always think of others,” said Queen Creek resident Andi Ott, franchise owner of Dog Haus. “Phoenix Rescue Mission is such an incredible and passionate organization and with how much they do for those in the homeless community, we knew we wanted to step up and help in any way we could.”

It's been a busy summer with new business developments continuing to pop up all around town.

LifeQuest has been serving the East Valley for almost 20 years with three locations: Chandler, Gilbert and now Queen Creek. The clinic treats patients from birth on up and provides advanced diagnostics, preventive care and physical rehabilitation. Their services included chiropractic and biophysics care, sports injuries, chronic pain, physical rehab, allergy testing, medical weight loss and hormone replacement therapy.

“With Arizona remaining an important focal point in the future of semiconductor manufacturing, the need for technical talent in our industry has never been more vital,” said Geno Fallico, vice president of Chandler operations at NXP. “This donation will help support Valley college students with the training and tools necessary to one day pursue a rewarding career in manufacturing, helping to foster growth, innovation and technological advancements in our local semiconductor community.”

New Southeast Valley facility, on track to open for the 2025 fall semester, will specialize in additive manufacturing, robotics for smart manufacturing and industry automation, cyber manufacturing and operations research, semiconductor manufacturing, and manufacturing systems for the energy sector.