Melrose Jewelers Is Now the Leading Online Breitling Watch Retailer in Phoenix, Arizona

03/30/11 PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - 03/30/11) - Melrose Jewelers: Melrose Jewelers, USA's #1 Online Luxury Watch Retailer, today announced that it has become the #1 Online Breitling Retailer in Arizona including Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler, Scottsdale, and Gilbert Town. In Q4 2010 and Q1 2011 Melrose Jewelers' revenue from Arizona jumped over 65% over the same period last year. Vanessa ...

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Pinal County restaurant inspections, 3/23/11

03/24/11 The following restaurants and food service establishments have been inspected by the Environmental Health Section of the Pinal County Division of Public Health. The business name and address are followed by the rating and any critical items needing attention that were noted in the inspection. This summary is published monthly.

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Strong winds, blowing dust, rain expected for Phoenix area

03/21/11 Some Valley areas could be hit by brief periods of heavy rain, with small hail possible.

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Reminder Remembers, 3/17/11

03/18/11 Compiled by Daniel Dullum ONE YEAR AGO March 18, 2010 A three-year study into a possible future north-south freeway passing near Florence has begun, but possible corridors might come into focus in 12-to-18 months, a state traffic engineer told a lunchtime gathering of the Florence Chamber of Commerce. The study area extends from Queen Creek and Eloy on the west to an area a few miles east of ...

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Melrose Jewelers Is Now the Leading Online Breitling Watch Retailer in Phoenix, Arizona

03/16/11 Melrose Jewelers, USA's #1 Online Luxury Watch Retailer, Today Announced That It Has Become the # 1 Online Breitling Retailer in Arizona Including Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler, and Scottsdale

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Pinal official may be facing DUI charges

03/10/11 Pinal County Assessor L. Paul Larkin was pulled over Feb. 7 after county sheriff's deputies noticed his vehicle weaving on Highway 287 near Coolidge.

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Farmers play important role in celebration

03/06/11 In keeping with the cotton theme, the six farmers honored last year will again be asked to participate in the annual Cotton Days celebration.

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Historic Examiner photo, 3/2/11

03/06/11 The Arizona Senior Girl Scouts will meet when they convene in Coolidge for a three-day conference beginning March 10. This photo first appeared in the Examiner on Feb. 25, 1971.

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Ace Vending Bowl set for Saturday

03/05/11 The Ace Vending Bowl matchup between the Phoenix Thunder and the Phoenix Monsoon will cap a five-game slate of semipro action on Saturday at Casa Grande High School.

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Looking through the years, 3/3/11

03/03/11 Five years ago Four-day school week idea bubbles in Toltec The idea of a four-day school week has caught on in Pinal County. Both Toltec and Florence school districts have final votes planned this month on whether to implement the new schedule next year. The basic idea behind this is that teachers find it more attractive to have three days off instead of two. It means less travel and a ...

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Casa Grande Ruins offers glimpse of historic farming

03/03/11 Long before the city of Coolidge was established the Gila River Valley flourished with then inhabitants the Hohokam Natives.

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Coolidge incorporation in 1925 owed partly to Pima cotton

03/03/11 Extra-long-staple cotton (ELS) has been grown in the United Stated for more than 200 years.

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This day in history

02/26/11 On Feb. 26, 1987, the Tower Commission issued its report on the Iran-Contra affair, rebuking President Ronald Reagan, above, for failing to control his national security staff.

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Charlie Owen: National Cotton Council honoree

02/26/11 When Glenbar Gin owner Charlie Owen was a boy in Georgia, he had no connection to the cotton industry.

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Reminder Remembers, 2/24/11

02/26/11 Compiled by Daniel Dullum ONE YEAR AGO February 25, 2010 The future Florence Community Healthcare property has been split into two lots, allowing the owner to sell the new lot for a future medial office building, following action by the Town Council. The existing hospital building that is currently being renovated is on the largest lot.

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Feb. 26, 2011

02/25/11 Today is Saturday, Feb. 26, the 57th day of 2011. There are 308 days left in the year.Today's Highlight in History:On Feb. 26, 1861, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., received its initial funding from its namesake, businessman Matthew Vassar, who

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Arizona Storytellers: Innovation pays off for longtime cotton farmer

02/22/11 Howard Wuertz has been watching the cotton grow on his family farm for nearly his entire life.

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Gramando wins state Toastmasters award

02/22/11 A member of three area Toastmasters clubs, Kristin Gramando, has received a state award for service to the organization dedicated to improving communication skills.

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Area Sports Briefs 2/19/11

02/20/11 Bowling -- Richard Stone bowled a perfect 300 game in Saguaro League play at Cotton Bowl Lanes on Feb. 10.

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Reminder Remembers, 2/17/11

02/17/11 Compiled by Daniel Dullum ONE YEAR AGO February 18, 2010 A whistleblower who called attention to shortcomings in serving limited-English students and parents in Florence schools has accepted a settlement in her lawsuit against Florence Unified School District No. 1.

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