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Save the Date! Home tour takes off again this year in historic Superior
The Superior Chamber of Commerce is in the final planning stages of the 2nd Annual Superior Home and Building Show slated for Jan.
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Superior library a living monument to community spirit and...
Superior library a living monument to community spirit and participation in defining and reaching a goal 11/25/09 Cindy Tracy Email this story to a friend No longer sporting its longtime lime green hue, Superior Public Library lurks at the top of the street at 99 Kellner has kept up with the times in ways that go beyond its current shade of subdued ...
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Ariz. MVD offices being closed identified
PHOENIX a ' The Arizona Department of Transportation is identifying which 12 Motor Vehicle Divisions will be closed because of state budget troubles.
This summary, pulled from reports at www.rosscountyhealth.com, reflects conditions found on the date of the inspection and does not necessarily reflect conditions at all times.
Lost Secrets of the Boyce Thompson Arboretum - Camp Picketpost and Pinal City
The Boyce Thompson Arboretum, a scenic one hour drive east from Phoenix on US Hwy.#60, has always been considered a "Must See" when visiting Central Arizona.
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Long overdue books came from Superior
Two overdue library books that were returned to Camelback High School 50 years after they were checked out were not mailed from Colorado as first thought.
Good News! More than half a million dollars approved for improvement to Main Street, Superior
The town of Superior has been approved for a whopping total of $685,000 in ARRA federal stimulus monies for the Main Street Reconstruction Project.
Superior Highlands, recent happenings at a historic subdivision
Where and when did the Superior Highlands originate? Nine Superior residents originally acquired the 21-acre Superior Highlands site half a century ago.
Redhawk Announces Private Placement
Redhawk Resources, Inc. is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement of 3,125,000 units at a price of $0.16 per unit to raise gross proceeds of $500,000. Each unit consists of one common share and one transferable common share purchase warrant.
Mayor, council members respond regarding recall petition applications filed against them
An organization known as the Superior Recall Committee 2009 has filed four applications for recall petitions aimed at the mayor and three members of Superior Town Council.
Community encouraged to 'get connected' with new Superior library system
Superior Public Library Director Josie Campos announced recently that the new library automation system, Polaris, is up and running! She is encouraging members of the public to come to the library for a personal account password so they can take advantage of convenient new features the system offers.
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Local mining company recognized for safety record in two award programs
Resolution Copper has been awarded two prestigious awards in recognition of an outstanding safety performance at its Superior operation.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum Fall Plant Sale October 10 - 25
Boyce Thompson Arboretum's Fall Plant Sale is October 10 - 25, 2009 and will include lectures, tours, special guests and plants! Boyce Thompson Arboretum is the perfect place to stock up on drought-tolerant plants and October is the best month of the year to plant them.
Towns Enact Tough Codes To Save Old Buildings
Historic buildings are an important part any downtown area. But as CBS 5 investigative reporter Morgan Loew discovered, when those buildings aren't taken care of it can have disastrous results.
Civil War Era Soldier Being Reinterred with Full Period Military Funeral in Kearny, Az
During research for their book on the Copper Basin, Arizona authors Daryl Mallett and Lyn Scott were shown the grave site of a Civil War era soldier named Jacob Youtcy buried on a hillside in Kelvin, Arizona.
'Extremely hot' blaze destroys unoccupied structure at Top of the World
The Superior Fire Department was the first at the scene on the evening of Sept. 22 when a fire destroyed an unoccupied residential building at Top of the World.
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