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Wendy Bell receives the Good Citizen Award from Anne Enos, chair of the Paradise Valley Chapter, National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution.
DAR Paradise Valley Chapter gives first Good Citizen Award
The Paradise Valley Chapter, National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, recently awarded the chapter’s first Good Citizen Award to Wendy Bell, a Phoenix resident and senior at … more
Luke Lamb graduated May 10 from Creighton University Dental School with a Doctor of Dental Studies and will begin practicing as a dentist in Tucson, Ariz. with Arizona Dental Medicine.
Luke Lamb graduates with Doctor of Dental Studies
Luke Lamb, a 2018 cum laude graduate of Northern Arizona University, graduated from Creighton University Dental School in Omaha, Neb. on May 10, 2024. He earned a Doctor of Dental Studies and will … more
Kevin Albert receives an internal award from Paradise Valley Police Department.
PVPD hosts awards ceremony during National Police Week
In honor of National Police Week May 12–18, Paradise Valley Police Department held an awards ceremony and luncheon yesterday that was attended by about 60 people, including police staff, … more
Arizona Congressional District 1 Democratic hopeful Amish Shaw explains one of his qualifications while taking media questions after the May 15 debate, hosted by the Clean Election Commission.
Six Dem CD1 hopefuls united on most issues
With the six Democratic Party candidates in Arizona’s Congressional District 1 having similar views on many issues and problems, their May 15 debate was a chance to talk about their unique … more
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Paradise Valley Police Department Officer Raja Karim performs a traffic stop.
Paradise Valley Police Department reaches full staff
While Epic Productions’ recruiting services for Paradise Valley Police Department is implemented gradually, the agency will soon be fully staffed. In the last year and a half, PVPD has … more
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Sheryl Bowden, president of Phoenix Realtors.
Slower than normal spring season for the housing market
Housing inventory has been improving since the end of last year, but the market’s hot spring season is proving to be slower than expected as interest rates have not come down. The Federal … more
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Watch the Congressional District 1 Democratic debate tonight
Arizona's political debates kick of on Wednesday with a discussion among the Democratic challengers for the 1st Congressional District. Republican Rep. David Schweikert is incumbent in the … more
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Dennis Parker, an 86-year-old retiree, has volunteered for Duet: Partners In Health & Aging for 13 years.
Long-time Duet volunteer embodies spirit of Older Americans Month
Every May, the United States Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living observes Older Americans Month, recognizing the contributions of aging adults and reaffirming … more
Saguaro head coach Joe Muecke and the Sabercats celebrate their championship on Monday, May 13. (Independent Newsmedia/JJ Digos)
Saguaro-Scottsdale wins 4A baseball state title
The Saguaro Sabercats capped off their undefeated season with a state championship title on Monday, May 13. The No. 1 Sabercats (19-0) defeated No. 3 Canyon del Oro (16-2) 2-1 in a rematch of … more
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Make an appointment online to donate blood May 26.
Opportunity to donate blood next week
There is a community blood drive for American Red Cross 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Sunday, May 26 at the Landes Center in Valley Presbyterian Church. Every two seconds, someone in the United States … more
Tom Lewis is the founder and CEO of T.W. Lewis, recognized as the first inductee into the National Housing Quality Hall of Fame.
T.W. Lewis founder shares book about success
As the founder of the T.W. Lewis Company and Foundation and the Lewis Honors College at the University of Kentucky, Paradise Valley resident Tom Lewis has shared his experience and expertise for … more
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The Phoenix Inn, northeast of Interstate 17 and Northern Avenue, is a hotel that has been renovated for housing seniors experiencing homelessness operated by Central Arizona Shelter Services. The city received federal funds for another similar project in March, $3 million to convert a 120-room hotel into a permanent supportive housing for seniors. (Courtesy Central Arizona Shelter Services)
Paradise Valley recommended to fund same community services, homelessness
Funding for Central Arizona Shelter Services, Duet: Partners in Health and Aging, and a homelessness initiative with Maricopa Association of Governments was recommended again to Paradise Valley Town … more
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