Arizona’s real estate industry has a growing problem: The number of homes being sold has fallen considerably faster than the number of people entering the business of selling them. Link in bio.

Gilbert Town Council has taken steps to streamline its public meetings that have at times run late into the evening. Link in bio.

Gilbert Council members say they want to bring back civility that will help retain town employees, starting with themselves – or rather with a few of the council members-elect who will take office in January. Link in bio.

Town Council has directed staff to tweak enhanced regulations proposed for data centers in Gilbert and return in two months for action. Link in bio.

One of the most popular Tony Award-winning musicals to ever hit Broadway is playing at the Hale Centre Theatre Arizona in Gilbert. Preview the show at the link in bio.

A demographer told the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board that they should expect to lose about 7,500 students over the next decade. Link in bio.

The Arizona Supreme Court has handed Gilbert a significant legal victory in its dispute with a former police commander who sued the town after being fired in 2023. Link in bio.

Two of Gilbert’s three public school districts last week said they would be forced to shift millions of dollars – and likely make major cuts in positions like counselors and school resource officers – if voters approve Proposition 320 Nov. 3. Link in bio.

Gilbert Public Schools is hiring and hopes jobseekers will check out what kinds of positions the district wants to fill. Link in bio.

Community support continues for the family of a Mesquite High School senior who suffered a devastating spinal injury during the football game with Eastmark High Oct. 2. Details at the link in bio. 📸: Facebook

Water is a constant presence on the sideline at Higley High football practices and games, but keeping an entire team hydrated comes with a cost. Details at the link in bio. 📸: Evan Jimenez/AzPreps365.com

A Gilbert travel agency recently marked 15 years in business, a span that has taken owner Karen Coleman-Ostrov from launching a franchise to building a business that has served East Valley travelers for more than a decade. Link in bio.

Gilbert businessman Lawyer Johnson’s semi-autobiographical book, “People Like Us Don’t Heal Normally,” looks at the causes of emotional triggers. Link in bio.

A birthday present that gradually turned a Gilbert garage into a neighborhood gathering spot is about to become something considerably larger. Read about Riley’s Irish Pub at Epicenter at Agritopia at the link in bio. 📸: Courtesy photo

Higley Unified special education teacher Brittany Yanov is a Best Buddies Arizona Champion of the Year candidate. She is raising funds for the program through Oct. 14 with her mission partner and former student, Jaden Hawks. Details at the link in bio. 📸: Courtesy photo

An Arizona appeals court has upheld the manslaughter conviction of a man who fatally shot another driver during a Chandler road-rage confrontation but ordered him resentenced because the trial judge relied on an AI recreation of the victim speaking at sentencing. Link in bio.

Part memoir and part guide for others coping with loss, “The Trimesters of Grief” grew out of journals Gilbert mother Katie Rizzo began keeping after her eldest son, Nicholas, died of an accidental overdose at 25. Link in bio.

While the Gilbert Public Schools Governing Board election was canceled for lack of competition, six candidates are vying for three seats on the Higley Unified Board in the Nov. 3 General Election. Link in bio.