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Twelve of Scottsdale Unified School District’s 19 National Merit Scholarship semifinalist come from Desert Mountain High School.
19 SUSD seniors named National Merit Scholarship Finalists
Nineteen Scottsdale Unified School District seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. The distinction places them among the highest achieving students … more
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Former Scottsdale City Councilman Tom Durham has responded to City Clerk Ben Lane’s Sept. 3 rejection of his complaint, which claims online influencers Yes for Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Edge and Scott Dalevoter have broken the law by not filing campaign finance reports. Durham has also refiled the complaint.
Former Scottsdale councilman refiles campaign finance report complaint
Former Scottsdale City Councilman Tom Durham has refiled his campaign finance report claim involving Councilman Barry Graham, Phoenix-based consulting firm Primary Consultants, political consultant … more
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Janelle Westfall.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Janelle Westfall
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Janelle Westfall’s answers. … more
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Around 60 vendors, including 12 Italian restaurants are scheduled for this year’s Italian Festival at Scottsdale’s Civic Center.
Italian Festival moves to Scottsdale Civic Center
The 11th annual Italian Festival will return to Scottsdale Nov. 7-8 in grand style. The festival has outgrown its normal location along the waterfront and will be headed to the 24-acre … more
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After responding to more than 433 calls related to violent crime in Old Town in 2021, Scottsdale police officers have had 165 violent crime calls through Sept. 8 of this year.
Report: violent crime on the decline in Old Town Scottsdale
While the Sept. 5 shooting in Old Town that left one man dead and another wounded was definitely tragic, but it is not part of an increasing trend of violence in the area, according to a recent … more
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Three remaining candidates are seeking two city council seats up for grabs this year.
Remaining Scottsdale council candidates disagree on fundamental issues
Three Scottsdale City Council candidates have made their way on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. Raoul Zubia, Michelle Ugenti-Rita and Barry Graham are vying for two open seats on the … more
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Cristi Harris’s Gameday Men’s Health clinic may have saved her husband Morgan’s life when they detected he had early-stage prostate cancer.
Scottsdale men’s clinic offers free prostate exams
Stay-at-home mom Cristi Harris noticed during COVID that her husband Morgan seemed a little run down. At first, she chalked it up to depression, but eventually sent him to a doctor, who … more
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Scottsdale Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel said the district’s first bond request was for $5,000 back in 1909, but noted the district only had something like 13 students at the time.
SUSD holds town hall meeting on $375M bond request
Scottsdale Unified School District maintenance staff have spent the last three years putting Band-Aids on things and need the district’s $375 bond request on the Nov. 3 ballot to pass to keep … more
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2 SUSD board candidates drop out of chamber forum
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board candidates Amy Carney and Jeanne Beasley dropped out of the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum Sept. 15 after learning … more
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he Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board cleared the way during its Sept. 8 meeting to start accepting students who need Level D services from other school districts at the former Pima Elementary School.
Scottsdale schools could soon take other districts’ special needs students
Scottsdale Unified School District could soon be teaching other districts’ high need students. The governing board unanimously approved during its Sept. 8 meeting a tuition plan that would … more
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Rachel Pearson.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Rachel Pearson
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Rachel Pearson’s answers. … more
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Dripping with atmosphere, the Rusty Spur Saloon in Old Town is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month.
Scottsdale’s Rusty Spur Saloon celebrates 75 years in Old Town
Tucked in next to a high-end jeweler and across the road from a luxury beauty salon on Scottsdale’s famous Main Street sits a considerably more casual establishment. Some may say the Rusty … more
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