AZ Law The Arizona Supreme Court has decided that Payson Mayor – and, former Chairman of the Arizona Republican Party – Tom Morrissey will not face
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup Payson may make lemonade out of lemons — by turning the flood-prone American Gulch (or Old Town Waterway as
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup A developer with a history of projects around the state has proposed building more than 120 homes and shops
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup Payson Mayor Tom Morrissey on Sept. 27 filed a lawsuit challenging the signatures on the already certified petitions seeking
By Michelle Nelson | Payson Roundup The Unite Payson recall committee learned last week that they collected enough signatures to recall the mayor’s seat. That
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup Ahead of a hurriedly called Aug. 21 Payson Town Council executive session, Town Attorney Hector Figueroa submitted his decision
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup In a 4-3 split vote, the Payson Town Council Thursday created a council subcommittee to review and oversee town
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup On Aug. 12, a Payson resident filed paperwork to launch a recall of Payson Mayor Tom Morrissey, Vice Mayor
By Michele Nelson | Payson Roundup A bitterly divided Payson Town Council abruptly fired Town Manager LaRon Garrett during its Aug. 8 regular meeting. Garrett
By Teresa McQuerrey | Payson Roundup The Rim Country housing industry is enjoying an upswing. There are new developments going up in both Payson and
By Pia Wyer | Payson Roundup Imagine Main Street busy with people shopping, eating and enjoying a new western-themed town square. Architect Bob Hershberger shared
By Alexis Bechman Payson Roundup A plan to develop 46 lots near Green Valley Lake for a new subdivision received approval from Payson’s Planning
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup Neighbors on March 26 will weigh in on a plan to build hundreds of apartment units off Tyler Parkway.
By Alexis Bechman | Payson RoundUp How do you turn a liability into an asset? While downtown Phoenix has been undergoing significant economic development in
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup Hoping to gain inspiration from other communities that have boosted their downtowns, Payson staff and council members visited with
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup A walk down Gilbert’s Heritage District reveals visible growth almost everywhere along with a nearly audible buzz. New buildings
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup Payson could soon be the fifth area in the state designated a Dark Sky Community. The title means the
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup Payson’s high-end home market has skyrocketed this year, but a lack of homes under $200,000 may signal a fresh
By Alexis Bechman | Payson Roundup If Payson ever does lure a university to town — the zoning, street widths, building inspections and a myriad
By Peter Aleshire | Payson Roundup Backers of a plan to build a university in Payson say they’re “resizing” the campus, but still working with
(Editor’s note: News releases are published unedited, unless they contain factual errors.) Community activist says it’s ‘high time that Arizonans repeal and replace Jeff Flake’
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By Jason Barry | AZFamily A ballot mistake could create some confusion in a Phoenix school board race. A federal judge has ruled that election
By J. Graber | Scottsdale Independent Scottsdale’s proposed new state-mandated ordinance designed to create more affordable housing in the city will only likely yield about
Phoenix, Ariz. (October 23, 2024) – Led by Vice Chairman Thomas Galvin, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has voted in favor of investing $108,000 of Community Solutions Funding into splash pad improvements at A New Leaf’s La
The Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) is creating a new method for securing a 100-year assured water supply for new subdivisions. To build a new
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