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So Much Hope, Buried comes out with a new album, I’d Be Lying to Say I’m Not Weak, on May 17 and they’ll be working hard this spring/summer to spread the word.

JRagnarok Promotions and Sled Dog Entertainment present Reignite Fest 2023, an all-ages rock/metal benefit show to support Goodwill Hose Company in Danville, Saturday, from 5 p.m. to midnight, at The

Michael Regan’s job is to make the newly-opened Elliott’s Steakhouse in downtown Chandler a success.

Downtown Chandler welcomes two new restaurants from the founders of Hidden House and Brickyard Downtown. Heres when, where and whats on the menu.

Downtown Chandler is getting two new spots to eat and drink from the team behind The Brickyard Downtown and Hidden House starting with Elliot's Steakhouse.

The City of Chandler's City Council voted Thursday afternoon to end its "On the Street" program, which allowed some businesses and restaurants in downtown Chandler to build temporary outdoor patios in place of curbside parking.

The pandemic has hit restaurants as hard as just about any other industry in Arizona. But in many ways, the state has been trying to help. In December, Governor Doug Ducey introduced a grant program totaling $1 million to help restaurants expand their outdoor dining options in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Called the Safest Outside Restaurant Assistance Program (SORAP), it provides up to $10,000 per restaurant to expand its patio seating. Ducey also issued an executive order earl...

Contractor helps Downtown Chandler business survive COVID-19 by building outdoor patios By Danielle Miller and Jonathan J. Cooper Published  Restaurant owners say this has allowed them to serve more customers in a safer manner. CHANDLER, Ariz. - The ongoing and worsening COVID-19 pandemic wreaking havoc on bars and restaurants, but some businesses in Downtown Chandler looked to other ways to be able to serve guests, which they now say is paying off. "When people are sitting out of work, ...

A program that helped many businesses in Chandler earlier in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of everyday life is getting a relaunch.

Relief program for Chandler businesses set to restart amid surge in COVID-19 cases across Arizona Eligible businesses can receive up to $10,000. CHANDLER, Ariz. - Amid the ongoing and worsening COVID-19 pandemic, one East Valley city is relaunching a relief program for businesses within its borders. In all, theres millions of dollars in aid for Chandler businesses affected by the pandemic, and businesses that qualify can receive up to $10,000. "All of the grants have helped," said Gavin Jacob...