Not even U.S. green card can lure investors to Coyotes
By David Shoalts Globe and Mail Greg Jamison says he hopes to close the purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes in January, and while the usual
By David Shoalts Globe and Mail Greg Jamison says he hopes to close the purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes in January, and while the usual
By Melissa Leu The Arizona Republic An effort to put a multimillion-dollar hockey deal in front of Glendale voters failed to get enough signatures to
By Mike Sunnucks Phoenix Business Journal The sale of the Phoenix Coyotes took another step forward this week as the city of Glendale has signed
By Gary Nelson The Arizona Republic A move by the Oakland Athletics to Hohokam Stadium is all but a done deal, thanks to action Thursday
24/7 Wall Street Attendance to Diamondback games has declined by nearly a third in a 10-year span. But the Arizona Diamondbacks were on a roll
10. “Old nickname – Johnny Football; new nickname – Heisman Trophy Winner Johnny Football” 9. “Get to use the ‘Heisman Winners Only’ lane at the
The Arizona Cardinals training camp deal with Northern Arizona University expired this year, and the team is looking other options for camp, including Glendale, reports
By Mike Sunnucks Phoenix Business Journal Opponents of a $308 million Phoenix Coyotes arena deal approved by the city of Glendale on Tuesday have
The Arizona Republic In a strange way, it is almost appropriate how the twisting, turning saga of the Phoenix Coyotes and their Glendale arena is
On Saturday, October 20th the Scottsdale Polo Championships: Horses & Horsepower became America’s largest single-day polo event in 2012. That’s a remarkable accomplishment. Thank you
David Kadlubowski The Glendale Republic After two Glendale City Council votes in the past five months and more than three years of uncertainty, a Phoenix
Casa Grande Dispatch For more than four years, Central Arizona Raceway at the Pinal County Fairgrounds has sat quiet on Friday and Saturday nights. But
Next Tuesday is faceoff time for the current Glendale City Council on the proposed $320 million arena-management agreement with Coyotes suitor Greg Jamison. If the
By Sarah Pringle Cronkite News McFadden’s Restaurant and Saloon at Westgate City Center usually commands a full house before and after Phoenix Coyotes games at
NASCAR, making its second stop of the year, the Advocare 500, at Phoenix International Raceway (an RLG client) this weekend, is hoping to give some
The NHL might have come up against another roadblock in its attempt to keep the Phoenix Coyotes in Arizona: Glendale mayor-elect Jerry Weiers, according to
Gearheads are expected to spend $200 million in restaurants, hotels and other local businesses in anticipation of the Advocare 500, scheduled for Nov. 11 at
examner.com For more than a year the Chicago Cubs have been in talks with Arizona State University for ASU to partner with the Cubs on
By Rick Reilly How about a little good news? In the scrub-brush desert town of Queen Creek, Ariz., high school bullies were throwing trash at
By Zach Richter Southeast Valley Ledger At the regularly scheduled Oct. 17, 2012 Queen Creek Town Council meeting the council voted unanimously to exchange 127
By Joanna Dodder Nellans The Daily Courier A bankruptcy court on Tuesday approved the tentative sale of the Yavapai Downs racetrack to Gary Miller for
By Bob McClay KTAR The ongoing National Hockey League lockout is on a lot of people’s minds, but that rings especially true in Glendale, home
By Lesley Wright The Arizona Republic Last year, Mark Coronado sat in a Vancouver sports bar when a television ad for the PowerShares tennis championships
Largest Single-Day Polo Event in U.S. This Year Polo Party & Car Extravaganza Positioned for Future Success (SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) –Scottsdale is the most attended stop
By Denise Meridiths After months of anticipation and preview parties, The Scottsdale Polo Championships took place on October 20, 2012, at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona.
By Mike Sunnucks Phoenix Business Journal National Hockey League Players Association Director Donald Fehr called Glendale’s arena payments for the Phoenix Coyotes direct subsidies that
Various media reports Former D-backs manager and Chicago Cubs commentator Bob Brenly, and ESPN anchor Steve Berthiaume will succeed Mark Grace and Daron Sutton in
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By Mallory Gleich | Arizona Foothills News Crescent Communities is expanding its footprint in the Valley with the addition of NOVEL Norterra, a new multifamily community
By Karen Schutte | Real Estate Daily News The University of Arizona and its development partners have broken ground on The Catalina, a nine-story, suite-style