U-Haul Company of Arizona has announced that 1st Quality Glass LLC signed on as a U-Haul neighborhood dealer to serve the Lakeside community. Read more
SPRINGERVILLE — White Mountain Flowers, LLC (WMF) has demanded $6 million from the Town of Springerville in damages from the ill-fated marijua… Read more
The Independent has been following two civil lawsuits and provides an update, below. Read more
SHOW LOW — The marijuana industry continues to grow in the area and the Independent provides an update, below: Read more
SHOW LOW — The cannabis industry is booming, and with the Nov. 3, 2020 approval of Proposition 207, recreational marijuana is legal in Arizona… Read more
TAYLOR — The lawsuit against the Town of Taylor by residents over what they claimed was a number of improprieties by town officials over the s… Read more
SHOW LOW - The "Make Better Business Decisions with Analytics" presentation will be held at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Mar. 31 through the Small Bus… Read more
SHOW LOW — One of our most important functions at the Small Business Development Center hosted at Northland Pioneer College is to assist our s… Read more
SPRINGERVILLE — The prospect of a cannabis cultivation and infusion operation near the Springerville airport has come to the attention of the … Read more
SHOW LOW — According to 2020 year-end reports by USA Today, J.C. Penney Company Inc. will be closing more stores this spring. At one time ther… Read more
SHOW LOW — Most believe in the next few weeks Congress will enact a federally mandated minimum wage of $15 per hour. This is expected to be li… Read more
SHOW LOW — Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District recently hired a new fire prevention specialist to assist with the day-to-day duties of the F… Read more
ARIZONA — Congress has continued the Paycheck Protection Plan offered through the Small Business Administration. Read more
SHOW LOW — Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District recently conducted a national recruitment for a new assistant chief. Read more
Let us have fun learning about Medicare and Thanksgiving. Read more
You’ve been there. You open up a holiday sale email, and the colorful images of trendy new items make you drool a little. You click into the s… Read more
PHOENIX — To continue assisting members of disadvantaged groups during the current public health situation, the Arizona Department of Transpor… Read more
PHOENIX—Arizona voters approved Proposition 208, the short title for which is the Invest in Education, 51.75% supporting and 48.25% opposed ac… Read more
SHOW LOW — White Mountain resident and Ryder Fitness — Personal Training Studios client, Amy Klann, competed in the National Physique Committe… Read more
Albert Einstein once said, “The hardest thing in the world to understand is the Income Tax.” Read more
ARIZONA — America's SBDC Arizona is partnering with the Federal Reserve on the 2020 Small Business Credit Survey. This survey reaches thousand… Read more
I know how hard it is to succeed financially when you’re barely getting by and living paycheck to paycheck. I’ve been there. The truth is, the… Read more
On Oct. 12, the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District was once again recognized by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for exce… Read more
Throughout my career, I’ve talked to countless people who sleepwalk through life and have no plan for their financial future. They live in a f… Read more
If this year has taught us anything, it’s how to be resourceful in both life and business. So many people have had to learn new skills and rea… Read more
PHOENIX — In August, the Governor’s Office partnered with Local First Arizona Foundation to launch the Arizona Small Business Rent and Mortgag… Read more
Social security can help with your plan for achieving self support Read more
Let’s talk about generational wealth. When you hear that term, you might picture “old money” or a huge fortune that gets passed down through t… Read more
To say that 2020 has been a crazy year would be an understatement! It feels like our world has been turned upside down. Some of you have lost … Read more
FLAGSTAFF — The Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) and the Area Agency on Aging (AAA) elected its officers and Executive Committe… Read more
Your first few days at a new job can be an emotional experience. You’re excited about the possibilities, but a little nervous about starting a… Read more
Celebrations are meant to commemorate something special — a birthday, an anniversary, or a new job. While it might not seem that exciting, I w… Read more
SHOW LOW — Last year Deputy Chief Randy Chevalier of the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District successfully wrote a grant to provide the Fire … Read more
SHOW LOW — At the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District Board meeting of August 24, Fire Chief Bryan Savage proudly accepted a certificate of … Read more
The IRS has extended its deadline to Sept. 30, 2020, for people to provide information to the IRS using its Non-Filer Tool at www.irs.gov/coro… Read more
If you have a college-bound teen, you’re probably both a little stressed out right now. And your teen might even be feeling downright sad if t… Read more
Debbie Houston-Robertson (left) shakes hands with Show Low City Manager Ed Muder. (Councilor and mayor elect, John Leech Jr. and current Show … Read more
SHOW LOW — It’s been a busy summer for Alta Sierra Veterinary Hospital. Extended hours of operation, new staff and new specialities have been … Read more
As human beings, emotions drive a lot of our financial decisions. And you know what we’re spending a lot of time with during the quarantine? O… Read more
SHOW LOW — The final budget for the city of Show Low, fiscal year 2020-21, in the amount of $60,292,185 was adopted and approved at the end of July. Read more
SHOW LOW — While working at the Small Business Development Center at Northland Pioneer College one of our primary areas of emphasize is to ass… Read more
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