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John Wintersteen (right) is pictured at a community event.
Investigation closed on fatal car accident in Paradise Valley
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has concluded its investigation and final report of the Jan. 7 fatal pedestrian car accident that took the lives of former police chief John Wintersteen of … more
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Megan May, Friendly Pines Camp Director. (Submitted photo/Megan May)
Scottsdale resident takes over family business
Megan May is entering her third year as camp director for Arizona’s longest-running, family-owned summer camp. Friendly Pines Camp was founded in 1941 by May’s great-grandparents. … more
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The Ivy League has named Princeton’s Riccardo Fantinelli its Player of the Year, Paradise Valley resident Charlie Palmer its Rookie of the Year and Yale’s Keith Tyburski its Coach of the Year for the 2023-24 season.
2023-24 Ivy League Rookie of the Year from PV
Princeton, N.J. — After consistent performances during the 2023-24 season, Princeton’s Riccardo Fantinelli (Player of the Year) and Paradise Valley resident Charlie Palmer (Rookie of the … more
Two medics aid a patient on a stretcher at the rear of the ambulance.
Contract for ambulance, enhanced medical services approved
A contract for emergency medical transport services with Professional Medical Transport, Inc. was unanimously approved by Paradise Valley Town Council as an action item at the meeting April 25. … more
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A tentative budget of $45,679,447 for fiscal year 2024-25 was unanimously approved by Paradise Valley Town Council as an action item at the meeting April 25.
Town of Paradise Valley adopts tentative budget
A tentative budget for fiscal year 2024-25 was unanimously approved by Paradise Valley Town Council as an action item at the meeting April 25. A public hearing and consideration of adopting the … more
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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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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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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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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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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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The 27-acre property near Mummy Mountain in the Town Paradise Valley was sold for $42 million by the family of the late John W. Teets, Jr. and luxury real estate expert Joan Levinson after they held onto it undeveloped for nearly three decades.
Paradise Valley’s largest flat undeveloped parcel sells for $42M
The 27-acre undeveloped parcel of land near Mummy Mountain in the Town of Paradise Valley was sold last week for a record-breaking $42 million — and it could have sold higher. For nearly … more
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