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Replacement named for retiring Pinal County manager
Pinal County News

Pinal County supervisors have named a potential replacement for retiring County Manager Terry Doolittle.

Inmate in Florence prison found dead
Pinal County News

An inmate was found dead at the Arizona Department of Corrections in Florence, officials said Thursday.

Pinal County's probe of Joe Arpaio's office raises concerns
Pinal County News

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu's investigation into Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office is raising concerns with Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romley.

Part Of A Healthy Diet: Pomegranate Fruit
Uncategorized

The pomegranate fruit has become an increasingly popular fruit. Although this fruit has been consumed as far back as the days of the ancient Greeks the popularity of the pomegranate has just really became evident. This fruit has been featured pretty regularly for its numerous health benefits being spotlighted quite frequently in such products as drinks. The pomegranate fruit has a long history and provides individuals with many health benefits when consumed on a regular basis.

Pinal County billboard changes after sheriff's criticism
Pinal County News

A billboard in Oracle that seemed to suggest that Arizona's immigration law is targeting Hispanic families features a new message. It was changed last week after Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu spoke with property owner Frank Pierson.

Suggested questions for Arizona Candidates
Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I know there will be plenty to debate regarding immigration, but I assume much time will be given to the fiscal health of the State, and sensible State laws.  Along that line, here some questions to ask Arizona Candidates as we get closer to the election:

Deputy Puroll Shooting Investigation
Pinal County News

On April 30th, 2010 Pinal County Sheriff’s Deputy Louie Puroll was involved in a shooting with individuals in the Vekol Valley. This shooting drew both local and national attention.

FHS Varsity Volleyball Goes Pink
Sports

It is always exciting to watch the Lady Gophers Varsity Volleyball team at Florence High School play a match. With a season record of 19-3, you can bet you’re going to see a great game! But Tuesday’s match was something special as they presented their first “Play’n 4 Pink” night dedicated to all of the fighters and survivors of breast cancer.

Arizona deputy's shooting details questioned by 2 experts
Pinal County News

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office has declined to conduct forensic tests on evidence from a shooting incident involving Deputy Louie Puroll despite statements from forensic experts that the lawman's bullet wound could not have occurred as he described.

Dribble, Dish & Swish
Sports

Paladin Sports Outreach will host an NBA Fit / WNBA Fit Dribble, Dish & Swish local competition this November. This is a free competition.

Dodgeballers from all over the valley duck, dive, and dip to raise money for local youth
Sports

Nearly 100 players representing 13 teams vied for the top spot at Paladin Sports Outreach’s 2nd annual charity dodgeball tournament, Dodgeballapalooza 2010, this past Saturday at Barney Sports Complex in Queen Creek. “It was amazing to see all these players, their families and their friends in one location in support of our organization,” said PSO President Jason Best. “We want to thank Air1/K-LOVE radio, Barney Family Sports Complex and our sponsors, volunteers, and players for making this such a successful event.”

Oral health: Brush up on dental care basics
Health & Lifestyle

Oral health begins with clean teeth. Get daily dental care tips, from brushing and flossing to recognizing oral health problems.

Arizona women are worse off than other states
Arizona News

Arizona women are worse off in some ways than those in other states and Arizonans in general rank low on voter registration, volunteering, following the news and even eating dinner as families, according to two reports being released today.

Schnepf Farms plots first Queen Creek cemetery
San Tan Valley News

Schnepf Farms for 10 years has offered children and their parents Halloween chills with fake gravestones and other seasonal references to the dead.

Billboard Message in Oracle
Pinal County News

By now many of you have been forwarded the below photo of a billboard placed on the property of Frank Pierson and Mary Ellen Kazda of Oracle. The billboard was not placed nor approved by Sheriff Babeu. Sheriff Babeu does not know the family nor did he direct the message stated on the billboard to the family.

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