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All members were present at Paradise Valley Town Council's meeting, April 25.
Town Council’s thoughts on public noticing, locations of wireless service facilities
Following approval from the Paradise Valley Planning Commission, Town Council held a study session April 25 to discuss amending the zoning ordinance for personal wireless service facilities. … more
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Melisa Dodge is the Town of Paradise Valley's part-time victim advocate who has over 15 years of combined work experience in various relevant areas.
Town of Paradise Valley highlights victim advocate
In observance of this year’s National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 21–27, the Town Manager’s Weekly Update sent a reminder to the community that services are available to … more
PV Arts Board recenly attended a private tour of Rotraut Gallery in Paradise Valley.
New event from PV Arts Board coming to Town of Paradise Valley
PV Arts Board will be adding a third annual event to its repertoire in 2025. Every year, the board visits three to five studios of artists that reside in town to determine the next featured … more
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Jeremy Mikolajczak, Ana Tello, Paradise Valley residents, Don and Judy Opatrny, Michele and Matt Feeney who chaird The PARTy in the Garden.
Phoenix Art Museum’s The pARTy raises over $820K
Phoenix Art Museum celebrated its 65th anniversary with its annual fundraiser, The pARTy in the Garden, on Saturday, April 13. More than 300 attendees graced the museum, contributing to a … more
How far will you walk for Villages in Partnership to provide clean water to girls in Malawi, Africa?
Water Walk at local church to raise funds for girls in Malawi
Girls in Malawi, Africa walk miles every day for clean water. To raise funds for 29 remote villages of Malawi, Villages in Partnership will have a Water Walk at Valley Presbyterian Church’s … more
Sophia Lin presents her research on her artificial intelligence model that predicts high school dropouts. (Submitted photo/Sophia Lin)
Scottsdale student named 18 Under 18
Sophia Lin was recognized as a Junior Achievement 18 Under 18 award winner of Thursday, April 18. The BASIS Scottsdale junior is a cofounder of iReach, a youth led nonprofit education service, … more
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7835 N. Ironwood Drive sold for $14 million by Cheryl Anderson of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty.
Estate on Ironwood Drive sells for $14M
In the heart of the Town of Paradise Valley, where privacy, picturesque mountain views and tranquility from the desert prevail, an estate nestled on 3.5 acres has been acquired by discerning buyers … more
The desert in Tonto National Forest north of the Verde Communities is blanketed in the yellow stinknet.
Paradise Valley Public Works looks to remove invasive weed
Globe chamomile, a non-native invasive plant commonly known as “stinknet” due to its odor, is quickly spreading through local neighborhoods in the Town of Paradise Valley. It’s … more
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At the 2023 Gateway Celebrity Fight Night, Gateway for Cancer Research — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to funding cancer research — raised more than $3 million.
Gateway Celebrity Fight Night reaches 30th anniversary this weekend
Gateway Celebrity Fight Night 30th Anniversary Emerald Ball is set for Saturday, April 27 at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. The star-studded evening of giving will deliver a knock-out blow to cancer, … more
The Paradise Valley Police Department, Mike Cummiskey, owner of Paradise Valley Wealth Management, Inc., and AZstRUT (Arizona Students Recycling Used Technology) will have the Safely Shred and Electronics Recycling event for the town this month.
Reminder: Paradise Valley Safely Shred and Electronics Recycling this Saturday
The Paradise Valley Police Department and Mike Cummiskey, owner of Paradise Valley Wealth Management, Inc., are teaming up again for their 10th year of on-site shredding services for town residents 8 … more
Nooraly “Aly” Lalji is pictured with his wife Sara and three daughters now aged eight, 10 and 14.
Wife shares life of husband after untimely passing in pedestrian accident
While the Arizona Department of Public Safety has not yet provided the result of its investgation into the Jan. 7 fatal pedestrian car accident in the Town of Paradise Valley, the family of late … more
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Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega shows support for Oakley’s Oath at the first Pup-a-Palooza Spring Festival. Pictured, Oakley’s Oath founder Julie Kessler, her dog Panda and Mayor Ortega. (Submitted photo/Lila Bartman)
Scottsdale’s first Pup-a-Palooza Spring Festival
Julie Kessler continues to advocate for the importance of taking extra precautions to protect the safety of children and pets during construction and home repair. Kessler’s dog, Oakley, … more
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