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The city of Tempe purchased a second motel to further its efforts to fight homelessness, the city announced Monday.

The city of Tempe bolstered its team dedicated to assisting victims of human trafficking with the addition of two new positions.

Joe Boddiford, peanut farmer from Sylvania, Georgia, was elected chairman of the GPC during the January monthly board meeting.

TIFTON — Farmers Tim Burch of Baker County and Joe Boddiford of Screven County were both renominated without opposition to the Georgia Peanut Commission board of directors at nomination meetings

Tempe is seeing positive results from its efforts to address homelessness, according to newly released data.

As unsheltered populations have been rising throughout the Valley, Tempe has seen a significant year-over-year drop. The city reported the number of unhoused people plunged from 515 last summer to 355 in the latest count. That represents a 31% drop.Tim Burch, the city’s community health and human services director, credits the expansion of Tempe’s HOPE outreach team, which now

Nevada lobbyists representing the state’s gaming industry asked lawmakers to establish a $100 million fund to support the buildout of a “transformational campus” that offers support to the unhoused or people at risk of homelessness.

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Tempe has been proactive in finding solutions to homelessness, partnering with Tempe Community Action Agency to offer shelter, assistance with rent and utilities, and job resources.