Goodyear’s Meteoric Rise: What’s on the Horizon? | In the Loop

Goodyear is experiencing significant growth, making headlines as one of Arizona’s most promising cities. The first segment of the ‘In the Loop’ series aims to highlight this vibrant community.

GOODYEAR, Ariz. — The West Valley is witnessing remarkable development, with Goodyear at its center.

Tonight’s ‘In the Loop: Goodyear’ will focus on the city’s economic advancements while addressing new challenges residents encounter amidst this growth. Viewers can look forward to insights about expanding educational facilities, unique local establishments, and artistic additions that enrich the city’s landscape.

Join us Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. for an in-depth exploration available exclusively on the 12+ app.

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For those interested in uncovering the local culture, Goodyear offers several hidden gems worth visiting.

Stop 1: Flite Goodyear located at 1300 S Litchfield Road showcases brilliant murals that tell the city’s rich history, from its roots in cotton production to its association with aviation and the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. The site also bears significance as the former location of the Goodyear Aircraft Company.

Stop 2: The Bible Museum at 2000 N Litchfield Road features the world’s largest collection of rare and antique Bibles available for viewing. Since 1987, it has served as a unique resource in Goodyear, displaying approximately 20 historical Bibles that rotate frequently. Visitors can enjoy this attraction free of charge.

Stop 3: The Estrella Star Tower, situated at 8614 Estrella Parkway, provides breathtaking views of the surrounding Sonoran Desert and Estrella Mountains. Whether bathed in sunlight or illuminated by stars at night, this 50-foot structure is a scenic highlight.

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