The Scottsdale City Attorney has determined that No DDC – an organization supporting Proposition 420 – violated state campaign finance laws by failing to register as a political action committee.
Education and healthcare dominated the discussion at the Arizona Clean Elections Commission debate for Legislative District 23 in September.
In his continued push to make Arizona a preeminent destination for autonomous vehicle companies and technology, Gov. Doug Ducey was in Scottsdale last week to announce the establishment of the Institute for Automated Mobility.
If elected to the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board in the upcoming election, candidate Jann-Michael Greenburg may receive a chilly reception from some of the other board members.
Scottsdale leaders last week celebrated the opening of internationally renowned industrial drone company manufacturer Airobotics’ North American headquarters here – which may ultimately become its global base of operations.
As tech companies, financial services firms and other industries increasingly displace the cash crops of the past, the old five Cs – cotton, climate, cattle, copper, citrus – are experiencing increased competition for dominance in the state’s economy.
Studio B Smiles is now offering virtual smile consultations. The family and cosmetic dentistry office, which was founded in Scottsdale by Dr. John Badolato, offers the complimentary service on the homepage of its website, studiobsmiles.com.
In his continued push …
Historically, merchants and gallery owners in Old Town Scottsdale have opposed efforts to limit vehicular traffic along Scottsdale Road, and that sentiment largely remains today.
Scottsdale’s free downtown carriage rides have received a temporary lease on life nearly a month after the operator threatened to end them when the city canceled her contract.
The Scottsdale City Attorney has determined that No DDC – an organization supporting Proposition 420 – violated state campaign finance laws by failing to register as a political action committee.
It was a moment that Notre Dame Preparatory Academy senior Jake Smith didn’t think was possible just four years ago.
Tucked into an alcove of the AZ on the Rocks climbing facility, Lee Cates works on a ring-climb obstacle. He uses two small red rings and the momentum of his body to climb up and down the pegs of a wooden plank.
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