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Stardust Building Supplies was recently recognized by the Scottsdale City Council for diverting more than 100 million pounds of construction material from the landfill since its inception.
Stardust Building Supplies receives Sustainable Scottsdale Award
The Scottsdale Environmental Advisory Commission recognized Stardust Building Supplies as the 2026 Sustainable Scottsdale Award honoree. The award recognizes exceptional environmental … more
The Scottsdale City Council held a work study session in which no decision could be made Sept. 22 to consider updating the city ordinance regulating new large water users.
Scottsdale City Council considers ordinance update for large water users
The Scottsdale City Council needs to get back to fighting about everything but water, City Councilwoman Solange Whitehead said during a discussion on updating the city’s large water user ordinance … more
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Mike Arseneault is producing the Scottsdale Old Town Theatre Company’s production of “It’s a Wonderful Life,” a live radio play.
Scottsdale Old Town Theatre Company presents 'It's a Wonderful Life"
The Scottsdale Old Town Theatre Company will present “It’s a Wonderful Life,” alive radio play, Nov. 19-21 at the ASU Kerr Cultural Center, 6110 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. … more
This year’s Team Bradley Bear fundraiser golf tournament will bring BOK Financial’s total support for the organization to more than $100,000, helping Team Bradley Bear continue providing support to Arizona families navigating childhood cancer through their financial assistance program.
Team Bradley Bear to hold fundraiser golf tournament in Scottsdale
The Team Bradley Bear Foundation will hold its fifth annual golf tournament 9 a.m., Oct. 2 at the Talking Stick Golf Club, 9998 E. Talking Stick Way, Scottsdale. Founded in 2017 by Edward and … more
Lottie Kimball, a spokeswoman for the Scottsdale Fraternal Order of Police, said officers have used Flock cameras to recover more than $2 million worth of stolen vehicles in town, but others, like Eric Fowler, chairman of the Maricopa County Libertarian Party call them a “warrantless surveillance system.”
Scottsdale City Council to consider cutting automatic license plate readers
The Scottsdale City Council will decide during its Oct. 6 meeting whether it wants to continue the use of automatic license place reader cameras in town. After some lengthy debate, the council … more
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Union Hills Centre is located on 32nd Street and East Union Hills Drive.
Union Hills Centre offers ‘suite’ special
Union Hills Centre, located at the northeast corner of 32nd Street and East Union Hills Drive, Phoenix, boasts 21,040 square feet of courtyard office suites and 16,800 square feet of restaurant and … more

Students roam around the campus at Cactus Shadows High School. An incident involving a firearm being brought on campus on Sept. 11 is still under investigation from the Scottsdale Police Department and the Cave Creek Unified School District, according to e-mails obtained by Independent Newsmedia.
Gun incident under investigation at Cactus Shadows High School
A student brought a gun onto the campus of Cactus Shadows High School on Sept. 11, and the school and Scottsdale Police are investigating the incident, according to e-mails sent to parents obtained by Independent Newsmedia. more
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Amanda Power, a Scottsdale native, graduated from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine with a major in Biology.
Scottsdale native graduates from Bates College
Amanda Power, of Scottsdale, graduated from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. She majored in biology, according to a press release. Bates College graduated 488 students during its 161st … more
Michael Serpa, senior scientist at the Scottsdale Water Campus, works on water testing, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, in Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Scottsdale's water recycling program hits election-year backlash
Election-season politics have stalled efforts to expand wastewater recycling to residents' taps in an affluent Phoenix suburb. Scottsdale is among Arizona cities that are facing cuts to their water … more
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Phoenix Mercury legend Bridget Pettis was honored by Hope Women’s Center Sept. 19.
Hope Women’s Center Honors Phoenix Mercury legend Bridget Pettis in Scottsdale
Phoenix Mercury legend and community advocate Bridget Pettis received the first Hope Champion Award from Hope Women’s Center on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the organization’s annual Night of Hope … more
Families take to the pool as pumpkins float across the water during Scottsdale’s annual Dunkin’ for Pumpkins event.
Fall makes a splash in Scottsdale
Pumpkin picking usually means hayrides, dusty fields and, if the weather cooperates, maybe even a sweater. In Scottsdale, it can also mean a swimsuit. The city’s Dunkin’ for Pumpkins event … more
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Phoenix-based artist Daniel Shepherd’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses abstract painting, collage, and mixed-media artwork.
Scottsdale art gallery features Daniel Shepherd
Royse Contemporary, 7077 E. Main St., Suite 6, is presenting “Mood,” a solo exhibition by Daniel Shepherd, through Oct. 4. In this new body of work, Shepherd pushes the possibilities of … more
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