This, Arizona’s sixth LDS temple, will eliminate a drive to Mesa or the Gila Valley for Mormons. Moeller, of Tucson’s Tanque Verde Ward, served as president of the Salt Lake City Mission ...

Neon signs from downtown Mesa's past are getting a new lease on life. Why it matters: Historic preservation advocates have spent more than a decade saving iconic Main Street signs from the wrecking ...

Arizona is the state with the fifth most LDS temples, following Utah (32), California (12), Idaho (11) and Texas (10). The Mesa Arizona Temple is the oldest in Arizona and among the first temples ...

will start lighting up the north lawn of the Mesa Arizona Temple on Wednesday. The event, which runs through April 19 on every day from Tuesdays through Saturdays, entertains over 100,000 people ...

John Giles, the Republican mayor of Mesa, Arizona ... Temple Square South Visitors Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File) Sanchez said that acknowledgment of the Mormon ...

The ordinance caused consternation across Mesa, home of the state’s first Latter-day Saints temple and a concentrated Mormon community in Arizona. A local representative of the church weighed in ...

QUEEN CREEK, AZ — A new Mormon temple is expected to be built in the ... Arizona's other temples are located in Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Snowflake, the Gila Valley, Tucson, and Yuma.

Fairview is not alone in what has become a trend of the LDS Church ... France Temple was built without a steeple or tower, as were temples in Cardston, Alberta; Mesa, Arizona and Laie, Hawaii.” ...

he oversees a major Western municipality founded by 19th-century Mormon pioneers. Like Salt Lake City’s mayor, the heart of his diverse, dynamic and growing city features a historic temple of ...

The Mormon Land newsletter is The Salt Lake Tribune ... After all, members view their spire-less edifices in Mesa, Arizona; Cardston, Alberta; Laie, Hawaii; and Hong Kong as just as heralded ...

This would be the seventh temple in Arizona. Diane Umphress ... it’s usually a full-day trip to the temple in Mesa. It’s the reality for hundreds of LDS members in Yuma County.