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Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound.
Local student named to dean’s list
Madison Hepner of Scottsdale has been named to the 2023-2024 winter term dean’s list at Oregon Institute of Technology. Hepner studies Environmental Science option-Water. Recipients of the … more
The City of Scottsdale is settling a lawsuit against it for $200,000. The suit involved a motorist hitting a misplaced manhole cover with the rear wheel of his SUV, causing it to flip in October, 2020.
Scottsdale settles traffic lawsuit for $200k
The city of Scottsdale is settling a lawsuit from 2021 involving a driver hitting an open manhole cover with his vehicle, causing it to flip over. The Scottsdale City Council approved the … more
The Tour de Scottsdale bicycle race returns April 13 after a five year hiatus. More than 2,500 riders from 40 states and five countries have registered to compete.
Tour de Scottsdale pedals into Town April 13
After a five year hiatus, the HonorHealth Tour de Scottsdale pedals into town April 13 with more than 2,500 riders from 40 states and five countries. The start and finish line is WestWorld of … more
Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound.
Local student makes dean’s list
Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound for achieving at least a 3.7 grade-point average, completing all of their enrolled courses without … more
The Scottsdale City Council voted to put two questions on the November ballot. The first would reduce the tax rate for maintenance of parks but would extend it 30 years. The second would raise the city’s state mandated expenditure limit by $22 million.
Scottsdale City Council puts two questions on the November ballot
The voters will speak this fall. The Scottsdale City Council voted during its April 2 meeting to put two issues centered on money on the November ballot for voter approval. The first … more
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Woofie’s of South Scottsdale is launching its premier pet care services at the Phoenix Legacy Foundation Spring Pet Adoption event Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to 3p.m. at Park Terrace, 2577 W. Greenway Rd. in Phoenix.
Scottsdale welcomes Woofie’s
Woofie’s of South Scottsdale is the newest mobile pet service to establish itself in the East Valley. A nationwide franchise of professional pet care services, the local, … more
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“Forest Primeval” by Cindy Brower.
Arts on the Desert presents ‘Step Inside'
Arts on the Desert welcomes the community to attend Artist Cindy Brower’s exhibit opening and artist reception, “Step Inside.” The event is Saturday, April 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. … more
Surprise Police Department vehicle outside Surprise Stadium.
Surprise, Scottsdale police arrest 42 for human trafficking
The Surprise Police Department’s Special Victim’s Unit partnered with the Human Exploitation and Trafficking Team from Scottsdale Police Department on a two-day sex trafficking task force. more
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C.J. Milewski is a ceramicist at Cosanti Originals in Paradise Valley.
Cosanti introduces tile-making workshop in Paradise Valley
Cosanti Originals recently introduced tile-making as a new workshop for the community to enjoy as an afternoon hands-on activity. Offering a family-friendly learning experience, The Cosanti … more
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The Paiute Neighborhood Center is hosting a free Sci-Tech Fun Festival April 13.
Sci-Tech Fun Festival coming to Scottsdale's Paiute Center
Spring into free family fun at the Paiute Sci-Tech Fun Festival. Enjoy interactive exhibits, demonstrations, games, prizes and more. Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search “Fun Festival” for … more
Patrick Sullivan, Jr., and Ashley Leroux pose with their Pickleball Pups at The Orchard at Jigsaw Health. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)
Scottsdale couple launches pickleball documentary
Pickleball can be quirky, and Ashley Leroux and Patrick Sullivan, Jr.,  lean into that side of the sport in their new documentary series, “Breaking Pickleball.” The couple … more
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The city of Scottsdale is looking for donations of water for the city’ hydration stations as summer approaches.
Scottsdale in need of water for hydration stations
As warmer weather approaches, Scottsdale is providing heat relief to those in need this summer. The city’s hydration stations and Beat the Heat Program rely on donations from the public to meet … more
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