Handlebar Helpers started in 1994 by the City of Scottsdale as a community, volunteer-supported “earn-a-bike program” for kids who could not otherwise afford bicycles, but it has evolved into a unique opportunity for the developmentally disabled to gain economic independence.
Sasha Graham’s sons Finn and Indy love the 1992 film “3 Ninjas” — so much so that when they found out their mom was pregnant with her third child, a daughter, they ecstatically told her: “She can be our third ninja!”
From glinting ball gowns and impassioned speeches to pristine-white golf clubs and live entertainment, Scottsdale boasts a robust lineup of philanthropic events this fall.
The Girl Scouts launched 42 new badges exclusively for K-12 girls, providing even more opportunities for girls to engage in STEM and outdoor adventures.
The key to a healthy life is to remain active and that’s worked for cancer survivors Lorenzo Sullivan and Diane Owens.
When Leith Baletin moved to Scottsdale 19 years ago, he was retired and looking to boost his social life.
Over 40 adults and teenagers recently graduated from U the Leader and U the Teen Leader, two of Scottsdale-based leadership development and training company U & Improved’s programs.
Northern Scottsdale resident Samantha Lackey presses play on a video that she saved on her phone of her then 7-week-old daughter, Stella.
More than 8,500 miles away from Scottsdale is Borneo, the third-largest island in the world located in the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean.
Northern Scottsdale native Sabrina Arevalo was walking by Scottsdale Martial Arts Center off Bell Road when she noticed the kids training inside the dojo.
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A former Scottsdale councilman is pushing the city to institute a mural policy following a battle between a downtown property owner and artists over a mural depicting the late Sen. John McCain.
After debuting in Scottsdale last year, electric scooters continue to divide the community and pose a significant health risk to riders, according to data tracked by a local hospital.
The popularity of Airbnb, VRBO and similar platforms in Scottsdale has not just been a boon for homeowners looking to make extra money; it has also spawned an industry in which real estate investors purchase homes and condos solely to use as short-term rentals.
“Looking for the best Airbnb in Old Town to throw the biggest summer rager of all time!!”
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