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Randy Williams and his company cultivated a special relationship with the Arcadia neighborhood. Located at 48th St. and Indian School Road, W.…
New non-medical fabric masks are in stock at Art One Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale. Created by local Arizona artist Deborah McMillion-Nering,…
Virtual 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25
Over the last five years, Kidz 4 Causes has become a fairly well-known name in the community, due to their focus on fundraising for the Phoeni…
There are times, due to a lack of foresight and clear thinking, when a seemingly good plan becomes a bad idea. As an example, I cite my recent…
Arcadia couple Bernard and Vicki Levi will celebrate their 20th anniversary this year. Although they have a celebratory weekend getaway planne…
Combining the exhilaration of running with the satisfaction of giving back to the community proved to be a winning combination for three Phoen…
By Ray Artigue
Known for its deep-fried food, Pete’s has satisfied the cravings of locals and visitors across the Valley for 73 years. It was founded by Indi…
With many people stuck at home during this pandemic, it has become more and more common for employees to find alternative working locations. F…
Imagine being eight years old, and no one remembers your birthday. You feel alone and forgotten. This is the reality for the roughly 14,000 Ar…
After a storied career as downtown Phoenix’s spotlight member of the Clean and Green Team, Don Olund has retired, leaving a profound emptiness…
Everything bought for the home, like furniture, rugs, lighting and artwork can be placed on some form of a timeline and affixed with labels li…
Their mission: To laugh at life’s most routine moments. Their vision: As memorable as mom jeans. Transplants Leanne Schmidt and Marlene Strang…
In a span of just 30 days, David Schleeper graduated from Arcadia High School, earned his Eagle Rank from Troop 6, entered the Army, and celeb…
An insidious weed called stinknet has been spreading throughout Arizona and Southern California for the past few decades. Hailing from South A…
These days, kids’ fears about COVID-19 have become palpable as they hear adults talking in hushed tones about daily deaths, case numbers, hosp…
The Verde Canyon Railroad, known as “Arizona’s longest-running nature show,” has carried thousands of visitors a year through the breathtaking…
The racquet sport of pickleball has become so popular in the Valley that residents Andrew Seidenberg and Grant Peterson recently co-founded th…
Over the last five years, Kidz 4 Causes has become a fairly well-known name in the community, due to their focus on fundraising for the Phoeni…
Parents: Expect twists and turns this school year. Tough decisions must be made between online, in-person, hybrid schooling, or homeschooling.…
Kiva Elementary School is moving forward with plans to remodel the school campus. As one of 15 elementary schools in the Scottsdale Unified Sc…
This summer, Echo Canyon and Ingleside Middle School underwent extensive renovations, designed to improve their students’ and staff’s overall …
By Cody Kennedy
After learning about the high infection rate of COVID-19 in the Navajo Nation, Xavier Prep sophomore Caroline Purtill, Phoenix Country Day Sch…
Incoming Arcadia High senior Olivia Allen reached out to the Scottsdale Unified School District in early June with a proposition.
Given the restrictions that were placed on schools during the last few months of the academic year, graduation ceremonies seemed unlikely. Tha…
Ten Xavier and Brophy students recently received top honors from the International Thespian Society.
Arcadia High School will encounter many new things in the coming school year, including a new parking lot, fresh paint and a brand-new princip…
