SE Valley Times

Rep. Greg Stanton, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Arizona’s 4th district, has recently shared a series of tweets highlighting significant events and achievements within Arizona. His posts reflect on both local accomplishments and personal interests.

On December 6, 2024, Rep. Stanton extended his congratulations to the Arizona Chamber of Commerce for their 50 years of service. He acknowledged their role in "supporting and strengthening Arizona’s business community" and praised their efforts in connecting businesses across the state to foster economic growth. "Congratulations to @AZChamber on 50 years of supporting and strengthening Arizona’s business community! For half a century you’ve connected businesses, big and small, and helped grow our state’s economy to what it is today."

Later that day, Stanton promoted the release of 'Unstoppable,' a film depicting the life of Anthony Robles, a Mesa High School graduate who became a national wrestling champion despite being born with one leg. He celebrated Robles' determination and success as an inspiration for many. "In theaters today: 'Unstoppable,' the incredible true story of Mesa High School grad Anthony Robles, a wrestler who was born with just one leg. Anthony outworked his competition and overcame every obstacle to become a national wrestling champion at ASU."

On December 7, 2024, Stanton highlighted Tempe's progress in affordable housing initiatives by attending the groundbreaking ceremony for La Victoria Commons. This project will introduce over 100 new apartments near the light rail system and is partially funded through the federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit program—a program Stanton is actively working to expand. "Tempe is leading the way on affordable housing! My team joined the groundbreaking for La Victoria Commons, a project that'll add more than 100 new apartments near the light rail—made possible in part by the federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit program I'm working to expand."