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James Beard Award-nominated Chef Gio Osso is teaming up with acclaimed local chefs, Chef Joshua Hebert and Chef Bernie Kantak, for a charity dinner for the American Heart Association.
Charity dinner in Scottsdale to support Heart Association
James Beard Award-nominated Chef Gio Osso is teaming up with acclaimed local chefs, Chef Joshua Hebert and Chef Bernie Kantak, for a creative, collaborative dining experience, featuring pairings from … more
Lasting Impressions Window and Door showroom 4454 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85018
The showroom that leaves a Lasting Impression
Online shopping has taken over the market, with consumers often choosing the more convenient and popular option. However, the item you purchased online may not appear the same in reality. Seeing … more
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes answers a question after the Sept. 30 Clean Elections debate in Scottsdale against Republican Alexander Kolodin. Fontes said he is preparing as much as he can for a safe and secure election, but blamed lack of legislative funding for his department for some shortfalls.
Arizona secretary of state debate rehashes old allegations, delves into new ones
SCOTTSDALE — The Sept. 30 Clean Elections Secretary of State debate involved some older accusations from both  candidates — and some new ones, too. The debate between  Democrat and … more
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The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce city council forum Sept. 29 was much more congenial than previous forums, when all eight candidates were still in the race.
Water top issue at chamber’s Scottsdale City Council candidate forum
Water took center stage at the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s City Council candidate forum Sept. 29, though Barry Graham and Raoul Zubia took very different tacks on the issue. … more
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Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation executive director Barb Kozuh with team member Espie Jauregui-Echeveste and Foundation board member Jessica Yanow, who is also CEO of the Arizona Alliance of Community Health Centers, accepting the Legacy of Care honor from Pedro Cons, chief executive officer of Adelante Healthcare, during an annual luncheon.
Scottsdale’s Delta Dental of Arizona wins award
Health care provider Adelante Healthcare has awarded Scottsdale’s Delta Dental of Arizona its 2026 Legacy of Care Award, the organization’s highest recognition. Given annually, the Legacy of … more
Christopher Klugman, a teacher at BASIS Scottsdale is competing against nine other teachers for the Bill of Rights Institute’s National Civics Teacher of the Year Award.
Scottsdale teacher in running for national award
Christopher Klugman, a teacher from BASIS Scottsdale has been selected as a finalist for the Bill of Rights Institute’s National Civics Teacher of the Year Award for the 2026-27 school year. … more

The Central Arizona Project has rejected Scottsdale’s proposal to put advanced purified recycled water into the canal in exchange for nonrecycled water.
Scottsdale’s plan to put APRW in CAP canal a no go
The City of Scottsdale’s proposal to pump its advanced purified recycled water into the Central Arizona Project canal rather than use it itself, is a no go ... at least for now. In a statement … more
Net proceeds from raffle ticket sales at the Desert Foothills Book Festival support local literacy programs.
Desert Foothills Book Festival returns to Scottsdale’s Holland Community Center
This free event invites readers of all ages to meet local authors, browse and purchase signed books across every genre, enter exciting raffles and support literacy in Arizona, according to a press … more
After the city cleared the Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market’s old location on Brown Avenue to make room for a parking garage, the market will reopen Oct. 3 at the city hall parking lot.
Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market to open in city hall parking lot
The Old Town Scottsdale Farmers' Market opens its season Oct. 3 at a new, larger location in the city hall parking lot, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd. Old Town Scottsdale Farmers' Market producer Dee … more
As the cost of goods keep going up, due in part to the Iran war, officials say Scottsdale’s tax revenues keep climbing too.
U.S. inflation, Iran war boosting Scottsdale’s revenue, budget director says
The city of Scottsdale’s coffers are overflowing due, at least in part, to inflation created by the Iran war, according to the city’s Budget Department Director Scott Sellin. A preliminary … more
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More Arizonans living alone as households get smaller
Arizona is adding people, but the state’s households are not necessarily getting bigger. more
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An elections worker transports a tray of ballots in the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center on Nov. 5, 2024.
One-page ballot may not ease voting for Maricopa County voters with disabilities
PHOENIX – Maricopa County will reduce its general election ballot from two sheets to one in November, potentially improving efficiency for Maricopa County elections officials but not necessarily making the ballot easier for voters with disabilities.  more
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