Apache County sees 16 lawyers with active licenses to practice law as of March
In March, Apache County registered 16 lawyers with active licenses to practice.
42 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Navajo County as of March
In March, Navajo County registered 42 lawyers with active licenses to practice.
Unchanged number of lawyers with active licenses to practice in Navajo County during March compared to previous month
The number of lawyers with active licenses to practice in Navajo County during March remained the same in comparison to the previous month, according to the State Bar of Arizona.
- 1 fewer lawyer with active license to practice in Apache County during March than previous month
- Schweikert: It’s Time for Members of Congress To Start Acting Like Adults
- Schweikert Op-Ed: Bipartisan Tax Package Would Help Arizona Businesses Grow
- Census Bureau: 73% of people in Apache County were old enough to vote in 2021
- Schweikert Introduces Legislation to Expedite the Advancement of Treatments Targeting Addictive Substances
How many people were old enough to vote in Navajo County during 2021?
Of the 106,609 citizens living in Navajo County in 2021, 73.4% were old enough to vote, equating to 78,250 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
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Schweikert Urges Congress to Address $34 Trillion National Debt Crisis
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Schweikert Introduces Legislation to Support Increased Protection for Religious Institutions
U.S. Representative David Schweikert has introduced the Warranting of Religious Spaces to Handle Increased Protection (WORSHIP) Act, a legislation aiming to provide greater flexibility to religious institutions and nonprofit organizations receiving funding from FEMA’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) to enhance security measures against terrorist threats and antisemitic incidents. Schweikert stated, “Our communities depend on places of worship to come together and embrace shared beliefs throughout life. No one should feel threatened when exercising their religious...
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Schweikert: Will Members of Congress Ever Put Batteries in Their Calculators?
U.S. Representative David Schweikert delivered a speech on the House Floor addressing the issue of discretionary spending cuts and the national debt. He emphasized that fighting over these cuts has no impact on reeling in the $34 trillion national debt because every dime of money that Congress votes on is borrowed. Schweikert argued that unless Members of Congress are willing to have difficult conversations about revolutionizing the cost of healthcare, federal deficits will continue to spiral out of control.In his speech, Schweikert expressed his frustration with the...
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Scottsdale Video Network Program Guide for February 2024
Scottsdale Video Network has released its program guide for February 2024. The network, which telecasts 24/7 on Cox Cable channel 11 and live streams on their website, offers a variety of programs for viewers to enjoy.One of the highlights of the month is the 2024 MLK Celebration. This event serves as a signature event for the entire valley and features nationally renowned speakers representing a myriad of diversity perspectives honoring the history and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This year, the featured speaker is Dr. Battinto L. Batts, Jr., the dean of the...
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Schweikert: Congress Has Abdicated Responsibility for Restoring Nation’s Fiscal Health
U.S. Representative David Schweikert (AZ-01) delivered a speech on the House Floor, highlighting the Congress's failure to address the nation's fiscal crisis. He expressed concern about the long-term consequences and the impact it would have on future generations. Comparing inflation-adjusted wages, Schweikert emphasized that working-class Americans are poorer today than they were three years ago.Schweikert criticized Congress for its inability to tackle the debt crisis, stating, "Congress has decided they don't want to be in charge." He expressed frustration with the...
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Scottsdale Update - Jan. 22, 2024
Students in Scottsdale are being encouraged to apply for Mayor's Ability Awards scholarships. The scholarships, available from Jan. 29 to March 1, aim to promote education and inclusivity for students with disabilities. The initiative recognizes the potential of these students and empowers them to achieve their academic and professional goals. Detailed information about the scholarships and eligibility requirements can be found on the city's website.In other news, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve in Scottsdale is urging people to refrain from using preserve trails during and...
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Barrett-Jackson Announces New 2024 Scottsdale Fall Auction at WestWorld
Barrett-Jackson, The World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions, has announced that it will be hosting a new event in Scottsdale in the fall of 2024. The Scottsdale Fall Auction will take place from October 10-13 at WestWorld of Scottsdale. This addition to Barrett-Jackson's calendar comes as a response to the demand from car enthusiasts and the success of their previous auction held in Scottsdale in October 2020.Mayor David D. Ortega expressed his excitement about the Scottsdale Fall Auction, stating, "Barrett-Jackson places Scottsdale on the world stage, so of course the...
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Scottsdale Update - Jan. 16, 2024
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Students invited to apply for Mayor's Ability Awards scholarships
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Mayor David D. Ortega to Deliver State of the City Address
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