Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Mesa.
🏘️ Community
Veterans with Natural Restorations have removed over 50,000 sqft of graffiti from remote Arizona lands, including 572 sqft from Tonto National Forest recently.
The nonprofit will host its seventh annual Save Our Saguaros event on Nov. 14 to replant hundreds of saguaros and needs volunteers to register.
📰 Economy
AAA reported that unleaded gas prices fell for a third week but still reached seasonal record highs — Maricopa County drivers pay $4.66 per gallon while Cochise County drivers pay an average of $4.44.
🎓 Education
American Red Cross is offering CPR classes in Mesa with online, in-person, or blended learning options that give a two-year OSHA+ compliant certification to help residents handle heart and breathing emergencies.
🏛️ Government
Fiber installation work along South Ellsworth Road in southeast Mesa, which began in late August, will continue until Oct.
20 as crews lay lines for five providers — local residents report traffic delays and frustrated commutes, while nearby businesses see a long-term boost in connectivity.
📰 Real Estate
A mixed-use development with two hotels, a 166,000-sqft major tenant building, and two shop buildings totaling 27,950-sqft is planned for the southwest corner of East Williams Field Road and State Route 24 in Mesa.
The Mesa Design Review Board discussed design and landscaping plans on Oct. 13.
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