Good morning, Goodyear.

A 44-year-old construction worker named Ronald Andrew Baquero Jr. died after being trapped in a trench at a Goodyear site near 183rd Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road around 1:10 p.m. on July 28 — police and fire responders worked into early Tuesday while an investigation continues.

Two newly built restaurant properties in Goodyear sold for a combined $6.69M on July 28, with the White Castle site at 1420 N.

Bullard Ave. selling for $3.2M and the Bubba’s 33 property at 1460 N. Bullard Ave. selling for $3.488M through a 1031 exchange. The sales came as investors focused on well-located assets near local projects like Goodyear Civic Square — highlighting strong market demand in the area.

The City of Goodyear will host a meeting today from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at City Hall to invite residents to share input on a proposed Super Star Car Wash; Madison Leake submitted the request to develop the car wash on a 1.26-acre site east of the southeast corner of 166th Avenue and Indian School Road — the meeting is part of the required use permit review process.

Canyon View football is preparing for the upcoming season with a defense led by senior Jackson McCarthy who recorded 7 sacks last season, along with junior Tiki Teeples with 2 sacks and Andy Fierros with 2.5 sacks; plus, senior quarterback Brady Scott said the unit stands out as the key group for the team.

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