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The most expensive Airbnb in Arizona is in Paradise Valley for $14,300 per night, followed by two in Scottsdale for $10,000 per night.
$14,300 is cost of most expensive Airbnb in Arizona
The most expensive Airbnb in Arizona is in Paradise Valley. As summer draws near and travelers are planning their vacations, BestBrokers researched Airbnb.com for the top 10 most expensive … more
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Sneakybird chicken restaurant is expanding to 18 new locations across Arizona
Sneakybird plans restaurant expansion
Sneakybird, a family-owned restaurant that opened its doors in Scottsdale in 2022 plans to expand across Arizona. The brand, led by veteran restaurateur Dan Chaon and his son, Nathan Chaon, is … more
The Scottsdale City Council directed city sustainability director Lisa McNeilly to have the city’s community sustainability plan ready to vote on by the time the council goes on summer break in May.
Scottsdale City Council gives May deadline to finalize sustainability plan
Scottsdale’s Community Sustainability plan could be put into action as early as May. The city council heard proposals for the finishing touches of the plan during its March 19 meeting from … more
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The second annual Family ArtsFest brings six community partners together to raise money for programs that benefit Scottsdale Unified School District students.
Second annual Scottsdale Family ArtsFest March 22 & 23
Scottsdale Unified School District and community partners are hosting the second annual Family ArtsFest March 22 & 23 at SkySong, the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center, 1301 N. Scottsdale Road. … more
The Merci Train at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park is getting some TLC from local groups hoping to preserve a beloved piece of American and French heritage. Pictured is the 75th-anniversary event of the Merci Train attended by city council, American Legion members, Four Peaks Questers and the Forty & Eight Society of Arizona.
Local groups make progress in Scottsdale
Two East Valley groups have made it their mission to keep a piece of American and French history alive at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. Upholding American preservation, restoration and … more
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Bartender Keifer Gilbert is coming out of retirement to set the menu at new Tell Your Friends bar.
Bartender comes out of retirement for North Scottsdale hot spot
At the top of his game in the craft cocktail industry, Keifer Gilbert stepped out of the hospitality scene three years ago and into full-time software development. It wasn’t until his … more

Mayor David Ortega declared March 16 Rita Moreno day in honor of the Scottsdale resident who is an artist, actress singer and dancer.
Scottsdale resident Rita Moreno honored
Mayor David Ortega named March 16 Rita Moreno Day. The Scottsdale resident is an artist, actress singer and dancer who has won an Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Grammy. She also appeared in a Super Bowl … more
Gov. Kati Hobbs vetoed on Monday a bill that would have taken the authority away from cities with populations of greater than 50,000 to make many planing and zoning decisions. Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega called the bill “corrupt.”
Gov. Hobbs vetoes legislative zoning bill
Gov. Kati Hobbs vetoed on Monday a bill that limits cities’ planning and zoning powers. House Bill 2570 would have eliminated minimum lot sizes and setback requirements as well as stopped … more
Krisse Kelly, Laguna Elementary School’s next principal. (Submitted photo/SUSD)
New Scottsdale principal comes from within
Since 2016, Krisse Kelly has been a mom, PTO president, teacher in multiple grades and an assistant principal at Laguna Elementary School in the Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD). On … more
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Scottsdale Gallery Association Debuts Small Works, Big Talent Gold Palette ArtWalk
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to present its Small Works, Big Talent Gold Palette ArtWalk. The event takes place Thursday, April 11 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. throughout the Scottsdale … more
Scottsdale has a full line-up of events for everyone looking to recognize the planet during Earth Week.
Scottsdale Earth Week celebrates city’s commitment to sustainable future
From volunteer road cleanups and guided nature walks in our beautiful preserve to an edible garden and green building presentations, Scottsdale has a full line-up of events for everyone looking to … more
The WM Phoenix Open is offering refunds to disgruntled patrons of this year’s tournament. The deadline to request a refund is March 31.
WM Phoenix Open offering refunds to tournament goers
Almost 2,800 people who bought tickets to this year’s chaotic WM Phoenix Open have requested their money back, and they may be in luck. The Open is refunding the price of tickets to goers … more
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