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Amir Eylon, president and CEO of Longwoods International, speaks to a crowd of about 500 people at Experience Scottsdale’s annual meeting Oct. 29.
Tourism brought $3.7 billion to Scottsdale in 2025
Tourism continues to be a crucial part of Scottsdale’s economy. It contributed $3.7 billion to the coffers in 2025, supporting more than 29,000 jobs and contributing $78.7 million in city tax … more
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Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board member Amy Carney wants a district-wide policy that limits all students through the second grade to no screen time at school.
SUSD looking at student screen time rules
The Scottsdale Unified School District governing board is looking to limit how much screen time students can have for school purposes. The board discussed the issue during its Oct. 27 meeting … more
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Scottsdale Farmers’ Market vendors say they are seeing lots of new faces at their booths after the market moved to the City Hall parking lot on Oct. 3.
Scottsdale Farmers’ Market move a success story
The Scottsdale Farmers’ Market’s move to the City Hall parking lot seems to be a success. “I love it!” said Ryan Poteet, who recently spent a Saturday morning with his girlfriend at the … more
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Scottsdale Philharmonic leaders are hoping to begin paying all of their musicians by the middle of the season.
Scottsdale Philharmonic ‘thriving’
Scottsdale Philharmonic Symphony Executive Director Joy Partridge was devastated to learn the Phoenix Symphony has shut down and laid off its musicians for lack of funding. “I wish we could … more
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Karen Cahn.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Karen Cahn
In an effort to create a stronger community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Karen Cahn’s answers: Name: … more
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Barry Graham (left), Michelle Ugenti-Rita (center) and Raoul Zubia (right) are squaring off in the Nov. 3 election for two seats on the Scottsdale City Council.
Scottsdale City Council candidates collect, spend tens of thousands of dollars
Scottsdale City Council candidates Barry Graham, Michelle Ugenti-Rita and Raoul Zubia raised and spent tens of thousands of dollars during the third quarter of the fiscal year in their bids for the … more
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Tammy Caputi, a candidate running on the Democratic ticket in the Legislative District 4 race, has received two threats against her and her family through her campaign website
Threats made against political candidates, volunteers in Scottsdale
Being part of the political process is getting dangerous in Scottsdale this election season. Scottsdale resident Tammy Caputi, who is running on the Democratic ticket for the Legislative … more
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Scottsdale officials say there have been no inquires to the city about building a data center but there are already two smaller ones already in city limits.
Data Center regulations coming to Scottsdale
Scottsdale could soon have an ordinance governing data centers on where they can be built, noise limitations and water usage. The Scottsdale City Council voted unanimously during its Oct. 20 … more
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City Councilwomen Solange Whitehead and Jan Dubauskas argued back and forth on how to meet Scottsdale’s future water needs.
Scottsdale City Council members spar over city’s water security
Whether Scottsdale has enough water to sustain itself into the future seems to depend on who you ask. City Councilwomen Solange Whitehead and Jan Dubauskas had two vastly different take aways … more
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Desert Canyon Middle School theater students performed “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” last year.
Desert Canyon students take theater to the next level
Desert Canyon Middle School used to have a full and thriving theater program for years, but it started to wither when its beloved theater teacher Kelly O’Rourke passed. A few people tried to … more
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City Council’s entrance fee cut for the new roundhouse play facility at McCormick Stillman Railroad Park this summer resulted in the facility loosing almost $51,000.
Scottsdale’s new roundhouse play facility at railroad park running in the red
The Scottsdale City Council cut the admission rate to the new McCormick Stillman Railroad Park roundhouse play facility in half and it bled red all summer long, according to a memo by Scottsdale City … more
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One of Better Together’s signs attacking city council candidate Barry Graham along with one of Graham’s signs claiming Better Together is funded by taser maker company Axon.
Size of financial disclosure on Better Together PAC signs looked at by state
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office is reviewing a complaint regarding the financial disclosures on campaign signs posted by the Better Together political action committee. At the heart of … more
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