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My Tasty Table founders from left, Riya Mehta, Aanvi Goel and Karina Koppikar. (Submitted photo/Aanvi Goel)
Paradise Valley student receives 18 Under 18 Award
Xavier College Preparatory junior Aanvi Goel is fighting food insecurity and inequality through education. The Paradise Valley resident started My Tasty Table as a sophomore and has since helped … more
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Scottsdale Community College is expanding its Cannabis Business programs by offering three certificate programs
SCC offers new certificates in cannabis business
April 20th is an important day in the Cannabis industry. Scottsdale Community College is celebrating 4/20 by expanding its Cannabis Business programs, which are eligible for financial aid, and with … more
Phoenix Realtors see hope for home sales in Scottsdale this month.
Scottsdale real estate market cause for optimism
Home sales in Scottsdale saw a decrease in March, but Phoenix Realtors data still shows bright spots for both availability and home prices. This comes against the backdrop of robust … more
A report by the Wealth of Geeks financial website names Scottsdale as the most lucrative city in America to host an Airbnb.
Study: Scottsdale most lucrative city in country to host an Airbnb
The saying goes, if there is money to be made, someone will do it. If that’s the case, Scottsdale’s lucrative short-term rental industry isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. … more
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Scottsdale Arts, will exhibit “Visions ’24” to highlight the skills, inspirations and ideas exchanged between high school students and professional teaching artists from May 10 through September 22.
Scottsdale Arts celebrates 25 years of visions with ‘Visions ‘24’ exhibition
Scottsdale Arts Learning and Innovation, a department of the nonprofit Scottsdale Arts, will exhibit “Visions ’24” to highlight the skills, inspirations and ideas exchanged between … more
The Scottsdale City Council is still split on where to add parking in Old Town.
Old Town parking plan creates confusion on Scottsdale council
Scottsdale’s eternal question of where should a new parking facility go in Old Town may at least have some answers, even if there’s no agreement yet. Some folks want it in the … more
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Fans walk around outside State Farm Stadium in Glendale a little more than half an hour before tipoff of the NCAA Men’s Basketball championship game between UConn and Purdue April 8.
Glendale enjoys weekend as sports epicenter
Thus far, no dollar amounts have been released to quantify what the Final Four meant economically to Glendale or the greater Valley from April 5-8. The title game attendance of 74,423 that … more
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David Guo holds a sketching art class at Fountain View Village senior center. (Submitted photo/David Guo)
Scottsdale student receives Junior Achievement recognition
David Guo is making a difference at an early age through art. The Fountain Hills resident and junior at BASIS Scottsdale was one of the 18 student recipients of the Junior Achievement (JA) 18 … more
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Readers can submit photographs of desert landscapes, wildlife and prominent landmarks to be used in the Scenic Arizona calendar by July 31.
Independent accepting photos for 2025 Arizona calendar
The Daily Independent at YourValley.net invites readers to submit photographs of desert landscapes, wildlife and prominent landmarks to be used in the 2025 Scenic Arizona calendar. These should be … more
The Scottsdale City Council tightened up its rules about council members not being able to use electronic devices to communicate with people while on the dais during it’s April 16 meeting. (J. Graber/Scottsdale Independent)
Scottsdale City Council tightens up rules on electronic devices
Scottsdale City Councilmember Barry Graham’s alleged emailing and texting during council meetings drew the ire of his colleagues during the council’s April 16 meeting. The council … more
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The Valley of the Sun United Way, with help from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation, is launching a new program to help those who have been involved with the justice system help to find things like a job, food and health care.
Valley of the Sun United Way launches new ‘Fair Chance Collaborative’
Valley of the Sun United Way is forming a new Fair Chance Collaborative to help address the multi-dimensional needs of individuals in the Phoenix metropolitan area who have been involved with the … more
Camelot Homes won the builder of the year award by the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona.
Scottsdale’s Camelot Homes wins builder of the year award at 38th MAME awards
The Home Builders Association of Central Arizona announced the winners of the 38th annual Major Achievements in Merchandising Excellence Awards at a ceremony held April 6, 2024, at the JW Marriott … more
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