Here’s how Pinal County could shape up over the next decade

Economic development leaders from Pinal County and several of its cities gathered on March 23 for the Growth Summit event in Casa Grande presented by the Business Journal to discuss present and future projects in the area.

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Here’s how Pinal County could shape up over the next decade

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