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Storms rolled through the Valley on Wednesday, Sept. 15, with heavy rains producing flash flooding in the area.
Flood watches, warnings announced for Scottsdale on Wednesday
Flood flood watches and warnings have been issued for most of Maricopa County on Wednesday as heavy rains hit the Phoenix area. A flood watch was in effect until 11 p.m. Wednesday for the area, … more
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Parents know their children have a safe place to go after the school day ends with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale.
Thunderbirds Charities give $500K to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale
Thunderbirds Charities has awarded the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale $500,000 to expand affordable after school programming for approximately 400 South Scottsdale youth at the Ruth … more
Hospice of the Valley nurse Gloria Curtis enjoys visiting with her patient, Pilar Robles.
Hospice of the Valley earns top national honor for patient care
Hospice of the Valley has been recognized with the 2026 Hospice Honors Elite Award for exceptional patient care and family support. This distinction was achieved by every one of the agency’s home … more
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Child Crisis Arizona receives $250,000 grant from the Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen services for vulnerable children and families
Crisis Arizona has received a $250,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen the organization’s ability to provide critical prevention, intervention, and wellness programs … more
Arizona childcare waitlist tops 14,500 as families face cost and capacity crunch.
Arizona’s childcare divide widens as thousands wait for help
As of Aug. 28, 14,528 children from 8,759 families were waiting for state assistance to help pay for care. At the same time, Arizona has roughly 250,000 licensed child-care slots for an estimated 300,000 children who potentially need them. more
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Tuna, 10, is a sweet senior is ready for a relaxing retirement filled with cuddles, leisurely walks and plenty of couch time. She can be shy at first, but once she feels comfortable, her sweet personality shines. She may be able to live with a respectful dog companion and has the potential to live with children of all ages.
Less adoptable pets looking for homes
In honor of Adopt a Less Adoptable Pet Week, the Arizona Animal Welfare League is highlighting some incredible dogs who may be overlooked because of their age, size or specific needs but could be the … more

CAP headquarters in Deer Valley in Phoenix where the board holds meetings to discuss Colorado River plans and negotiations following huge water cuts for the state.
Questions of integrity rise as water levels fall
PHOENIX – The Central Arizona Project board voiced disagreement earlier this month over whether federal water reclamation plans are fair to Arizona and other lower basin states.    … more
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Scottsdale Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel said the district’s first bond request was for $5,000 back in 1909, but noted the district only had something like 13 students at the time.
SUSD holds town hall meeting on $375M bond request
Scottsdale Unified School District maintenance staff have spent the last three years putting Band-Aids on things and need the district’s $375 bond request on the Nov. 3 ballot to pass to keep … more
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Combining a biting wit, Gothic atmosphere and chilling elegance, Steven Dietz’s bold adaptation captures the suspense and sensuality that have made ‘Dracula’ a timeless classic.
Scottsdale Community College brings ‘Dracula” to life on stage
Scottsdale Community College is staging the enduring horror story this Halloween season with “Dracula,” a faithful and intense stage adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel. Directed by Don K. … more
2 SUSD board candidates drop out of chamber forum
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board candidates Amy Carney and Jeanne Beasley dropped out of the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum Sept. 15 after learning … more
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Dr. Rachel Schick, DMD
The Smile Evolution Opens New Office in Phoenix’s Desert Ridge
The Smile Evolution, led by Dr. Rachel Schick, DMD, has opened a new office in Phoenix’s Desert Ridge community. Located at 20950 N. Tatum Blvd., Suite 340, The Smile Evolution focuses on a … more
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School districts race to keep up with rapid growth
The new houses keep appearing. In Queen Creek, subdivisions stretch across what was once open desert. In Buckeye, neighborhoods are pushing farther west along Interstate 10. more
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