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Scottsdale Unified School District offers students five separate learning communities to choose from.
SUSD opens enrollment for next school year
Scottsdale Unified School District is opening enrollment for the 2027–28 school year beginning 8 a.m., Monday, Nov. 2. With five distinct learning communities named after the high schools they … more
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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Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West home is shown on March 25, 2019 in Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Kim Johnson Flodin)
Visitor killed by piece of roof blown off Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home in Arizona
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The Arizona desert home of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright remained temporarily closed to the public on Wednesday after a piece of a roof blew off in high winds, killing … more
O'Connor captains at center field for the coin toss during the game against Pinnacle on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026. (Az Newsmedia/Brittany Bowyer)
No. 5 O’Connor Flag Football soars past no. 6 Pinnacle
PHOENIX — It was a bit more of a lopsided game than one would have expected when no. 5 O’Connor Flag Football faced off against no. 6 Pinnacle on Tuesday evening. The Eagles got off to a fast … more
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SUSD voters are being asked to consider a $375 million bond in the Nov. 3 election.
SUSD bond would target aging facilities as parents see problems firsthand
When the air conditioner stopped working at Cocopah Middle School on a 105-degree day, Rebecca Ryerson and her husband had to leave work to pick up their children. The HVAC failure disrupted … more
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Salt Creek Furniture in Scottsdale is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2026.
Salt Creek Furniture in Scottsdale celebrates 35 years of business
Salt Creek Furniture in Scottsdale is celebrating 35 years in business in 2026. Founded in 1991, the store had humble beginnings, according to partner Jason Cameron. “Our company got our … more
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Terry Black’s BBQ is making its first foray into the Arizona market with the purchase of 3925 N. Brown Ave., in Old Town Scottsdale.
Old Town Scottsdale site to become Terry Black’s BBQ
Scottsdale-based LevRose Commercial Real Estate has completed the $11.2 million sale of 3925 N. Brown Ave., to Terry Black’s BBQ. LevRose Partners Danielle Davis, Branden Mondragon and Trent … more
A rendering of Museum Square in Scottsdale.
Developer behind proposed Museum Square files complaint against Scottsdale HOA
A developer behind the proposed Museum Square project in Scottsdale is filing a complaint against an HOA for causing financial and reputational damage via a lengthy legal battle. ARC Scottsdale … 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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“Ten Perfect Guests,” by Jonathan Santlofer
Scottsdale’s The Poisoned Pen welcomes book lovers
The Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale hosted author Jonathan Santlofer to speak to a room of readers about his new crime thriller, “Ten Perfect Guests.” He spoke about his path from being a visual … more
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Phoenix among best markets for small business expansion
Phoenix is one of the nation’s stronger markets for small-business expansion, but Tucson is facing a more challenging economic outlook, according to a new study comparing 56 major U.S. metropolitan areas. more
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Arizona educator disciplinary cases have more than doubled since 2022, but state officials say expanded oversight, additional investigators and efforts to clear a backlog, rather than a documented surge in misconduct, are driving much of the increase.
Arizona educator discipline cases surge as state clears backlog
Arizona educator disciplinary cases have more than doubled since 2022, but state officials say expanded oversight, additional investigators and efforts to clear a backlog, rather than a documented surge in misconduct, are driving much of the increase. more
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