Millions of grocery shoppers across the country are feeling inflation’s pinch and so are school districts across the Valley, including Scottsdale.
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A recently awarded $5.4 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration will increase efficiency for planes waiting to take off at Scottsdale Airport, airport officials say.
Incumbents Kathy Littlefield and Solange Whitehead have both won another term on the Scottsdale City Council while the final seat up for grabs will be decided Nov. 8.
Business
Ohm Fitness opened its first Scottsdale location on Aug. 4, completing a long process for the company’s founders to create its revolutionary concept.
As students of all ages head back to the classroom, those who bring their lunch might have parents wondering what healthy foods they can put into those colorful lunchboxes that their children will actually want to eat.
The Valley housing market’s cool-down is occurring at different rates in different cities and towns and high-end homes in Scottsdale and three other communities are being impacted by plummeting demand, according to a leading analyst of the Phoenix Metro market.
Neighbors
After concocting a drink designed to hinder pickleball players from cramping up during long tournaments, spouses Patrick Sullivan, CEO and co-founder of Jigsaw Health, and his sales director, Ashley Leroux, decided to revolutionize the growing sport.
Although stepping into the role as the president of Scottsdale Community College may have seemed like a daunting task, it is a role Dr. Eric Leshinskie had been prepared for since starting with Maricopa Community Colleges almost 20 years ago.
Students at the School of Rock Scottsdale have devoted the past eight weeks to preparing for two shows that celebrate the midpoint of the summer season.
Sports
From competing in high school and college to coaching some of the top wrestlers of all time, Thom Ortiz has had an illustrious career.
Saguaro coach Jason Mohns scoffed at critics last season that thought his team wouldn’t have the success it did in the Open Division playoffs.
At first glance, the coaching staff for the Scottsdale Community College women’s basketball team appears fairly typical: a diverse range of voices leading 12 players. Upon deeper look, the staff is unique.