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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
Dr. Omar Mahfouz was named physician of the year at the Abrazo Scottsdale Campus.
Dr. Mahfouz named physician of the year at Abrazo Scottsdale Campus
Abrazo Scottsdale Campus, the 120-bed community hospital at 3929 E. Bell Road, has named Dr. Omar Mahfouz as physician of the year. The announcement was made during the hospital’s national … more
Gov. Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2042, which expand what kinds of foods can be made in private homes and sold legally. Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega strongly opposes the bill.
Tamale bill gets mixed reviews from state, local law makers
Gov. Katie Hobbs signed “the tamale bill” Friday, much to the consternation of Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega. The the cottage food industry bill - more commonly known as the tamale … more
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Skyler Ortega and her parents, Gil and Ashleigh Ortega, receive the Ethical Athlete Scholarship. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)
Scottsdale student awarded Ethical Athlete Scholarship
Skyler Ortega, a junior at Notre Dame Preparatory High School, was awarded the Pacific Southwest Better Business Bureau (BBB) and Arizona Interscholastic Association’s (AIA) Ethical Athlete … more
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The Association of Zoos and Aquariums has awarded $10,000 to introduce local Title 1 Schools to the Sustainable Habitats and Remote Knowledge Mobile.
Association of Zoos and Aquariums grants OdySea $10K
This year, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums has awarded Party for the Planet grants totaling $95,000 to 12 projects led by AZA-accredited facilities. AZA is in its sixth year of the Party for … more
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