By Joan Fudala The 2020 and 2021 event seasons will take a notable place in Scottsdale history, described [...]
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Category "Features"
One Sip at a Time: Sorso Wine Room celebrates six years
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski When Mark Teahen left Major League Baseball during Spring Training of 2014, he and his [...]
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Acupuncturist Kiya Hunter just wants to end the world’s suffering
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Airpark-based Acupuncturist Kiya Hunter just wants to heal people. Hunter has been treating pain, autoimmune diseases [...]
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Phoenix Open aims to bring the energy with less fans
By Nicholas Barker The Waste Management Phoenix Open’s enormous crowds, the thunderous cheers and the countless festivities will [...]
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Central Arizona Supply opens Central Arizona Reserve
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski After five decades as Arizona’s largest family-owned and -operated plumbing supply company, Central Arizona Supply [...]
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Sphinx Date Ranch’s roots run deep in Scottsdale
By Alison Bailin Batz Nearly 100 years ago, Roy Franklin discovered a tree sprouting in a Phoenix yard [...]
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Local leaders create lasting legacy of giving amid COVID-19
By Alison Bailin Batz A few months prior to his November passing, Alex Trebek released a memoir titled [...]
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Mayor-elect Ortega has deep Scottsdale roots
By Wayne Schutsky For David Ortega, the second time was the charm. The winner of Scottsdale’s mayoral election pulled [...]
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Hush Public House is no longer the Valley’s best-kept secret
By Annika Tomlin After leaving the Marine Corps, Dom Ruggiero went to the now-defunct Scottsdale Le Cordon Bleu [...]
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Bluetail digitizes aircraft logs with cloud-based software
By Sara Edwards Two former Silicon Valley executives are changing the game when it comes to logging and [...]
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Helping Baby boomers find the slow lane in retirement is URA Group’s specialty
By Jimmy Megahern As co-founders of the retirement planning firm URA Group AZ (formerly United Retirement Advisors Group), [...]
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Council OKs Adventist campus changes
By Wayne Schutsky The Scottsdale City Council approved a major redevelopment of the Seventh-day Adventist campus that has [...]
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WaFd Bank Arizona donates $20K to Extended Hands Food Bank
Scottsdale’s WaFd Bank Arizona donated $20,000 to Extended Hands Food Bank through its WaFd Foundation granting arm. [...]
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Polo adapts to ‘new normal’
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski One of the world’s most recognizable polo events is in the books for 2020. The [...]
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Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell is retiring
By Wayne Schutsky Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell will retire on December 1, ending 17 years as the [...]
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Scottsdale landscape has inspired artists
By Joan Fudala Scottsdale’s climate has always been a draw for visitors and relocating residents; the natural environment [...]
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World-renowned event returns with social distancing and new charities
By Kamala Kirk Since 2011, the Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships has been the United States’ premier polo event, [...]
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Optima Kierland offering private tours of model units
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski The opening of the 12-story residential tower 7180 Optima Kierland brings a high-tech gym, amenities [...]
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Admanity helps businesses speak the language of the consumer
By Connor Dziawura After selling advertising in the publishing world, Brian Gregory realized something: The “average businessperson” doesn’t [...]
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Making Sense of Medicare
By Alison Bailin Batz Opening any new business has its challenges. Connie Health isn’t immune to that. Michael Scopa [...]
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