High Tide Seafood Bar & Grill's steam-kettle cooking key to thriving in desert
Co-owner Chris Glass and Chef Eric Emlet found a nice, high-traffic spot and a concept—fresh, steam kettle-cooked seafood—and for six years have made a good go of it
COVID-19: Gilbert sees 90 new cases; county has increase of 2,491 cases and 22 deaths July 2
Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Gilbert.
'Refinancing isn't free:' How to navigate refinancing a mortgage
When interest rates are low, homeowners may look to save money by refinancing, which means getting a new mortgage with a better term or interest rate to lower payments.
Q&A: Christian Brothers Automotive CEO talks commercial real estate, essential business operations amid pandemic
The Houston-based automotive company has franchise locations throughout Texas, Georgia, Tennessee and Arizona.
Walmart to bring drive-in movies to 160 stores nationwide in August, launch virtual summer camp
Families can also enjoy a virtual summer camp experience Walmart is launching July 8 with sessions led by celebrities, including Drew Barrymore, Neil Patrick Harris and LeBron James.
Analysis: FEMA may be undercounting national total flood risk by as much as 70%
The new dataset includes an interactive Flood Factor dashboard that anyone can use to assess the risk of flooding over a 30-year period for any address.
Christian Brothers Automotive shop to open at Mesa Gateway
A new Mesa Gateway location for Christian Brothers Automotive Care is expected to open July 27 on the Gilbert border.
City tax manager: Gilbert sales tax collections 'higher than we could have hoped for' in May
Gilbert’s sales tax collections for May approached $8 million, putting the town less than $1 million away from its budgeted total for 2019-20 with a month to go in the fiscal year.
Higley USD governing board approves online curriculum purchase
The Higley USD governing board approved on July 1 the purchase of online curriculum students will use in the coming school year
Chandler USD to start school year online Aug. 5 for all students; parents given option of in-person transition when schools reopen
School will start Aug. 5 as Chandler USD officials planned, but all students will be required to begin classes online, according to Superintendent Camille Casteel.
Gilbert Public Schools board approves Aug. 5 online start with eventual three-option plan
Gilbert Public Schools plans to return to school online Aug. 5 but will shift to families having three options for learning once in-person school is allowed to resume.
Here are the details for Gilbert Public Schools' reopening plan
Gilbert Public Schools plans to return for fall with three options for parents: in person, online or a “flex” model that includes both forms.
Gilbert cancels Fourth of July celebration, modifies other operations
The Gilbert Parks and Recreation Department has canceled its Fourth of July celebration and announced modifications to parks and pools operations in light of Gov. Doug Ducey’s executive order June 29 pausing openings and large gatherings
Banner, Dignity preparing for patient surges; situations at Gilbert hospitals unclear
While the state is preparing hospitals to enact coronavirus surge measures, the situation at the two Gilbert hospitals treating COVID-19 patients is less clear.
USS Arizona survivor's granddaughter likes Gilbert's bid to be city sponsor of submarine
A USS Arizona survivor’s granddaughter who will serve as sponsor to the battleship’s namesake submarine has endorsed the town of Gilbert’s efforts to be the sub’s municipal sponsor.
Coronavirus 'pause,' number of cases rising: News from Gilbert, Chandler
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
Gov. Doug Ducey announces executive order 'pausing' operations at bars, gyms, movie theaters and more; pushes school year start to Aug. 17
Gov. Doug Ducey at a press conference June 29 announced executive orders "pausing operations" of bars, gyms, movie theaters, waterparks and tubing and moved the start of the 2020-21 school year to Aug. 17.
Gilbert's new veterans committee aims to sponsor USS Arizona submarine
Gilbert’s newly formed Veterans and Military Advisory Committee is proposing the town be the sponsor for the U.S. Navy’s new U.S.S. Arizona submarine.
COVID-19: See the data behind the rising number of coronavirus hospitalizations across Arizona
Here is a breakdown of what COVID-19 hospitalizations look like across Arizona.
Howler's Sports Bar coming July 17 to Gilbert
The family-friendly bar and restaurant will include pool, darts and live music on Thursday nights.
Employee tests positive for coronavirus, unemployment drops and more: News from Chandler, Gilbert
Read the latest news from Community Impact Newspaper's coverage of Chandler and Gilbert.
Employee for Sliders Sports Grill at Cactus Yards tests positive for COVID-19
An employee at Sliders Sports Grill, the restaurant concessionaire at Gilbert’s Cactus Yards, has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the restaurant’s parent company.
Face coverings, rising COVID-19 hospitalizations and more: Most popular stories from the Phoenix area
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
Gilbert unemployment drops in May
Unemployment in Gilbert fell to 7% in May, according to statistics from the Arizona Commerce Authority.
HD South closing for construction in July
HD South will close in July for maintenance work on the 107-year-old building, which was the original Gilbert Elementary School.