Guest Editorial: Doug Ducey Hits National, Social Media, Fox News Chords with 2 A.M. Tweets on Nike, Kaepernick, Betsy Ross & Goodyear Plant

By Recker McDowell — Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is trending as much on Twitter, Facebook and Fox News today as U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and more than anti-Trump. U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe. Ducey took Twitter early Tuesday morning, very early, to criticize Nike over it pulling ‘Betsy Ross’ themed sneakers after it heard objections about the colonial flag from … Read More

Arizona Quarter Horse Association Endorses Scottsdale Bonds, Will Help Lead Campaign — Mayor & City Council Members Join Bond Campaign

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association — one of the preeminent and most community minded equestrian groups in the state — is strongly supporting the trio of Scottsdale bond measures on the November 2019 ballot. The Arizona Quarter Horse Association (AZQHA) has endorsed all three bonds (Questions 1, 2 and 3) with a particular emphasis on Question 2 and AZQHA CEO … Read More

Guest Editorial: Scottsdale One Of The Best Places in U.S. For 4th of July Celebration Showing Importance of WestWorld & Bonds To Keep It Economic Driver, Community Gem

Recker McDowell — Scottsdale ranks as one of the best places in the entire country for a Fourth of July Celebration for its community events and fireworks at WestWorld.  It shows how important WestWorld and the events it hosts are for Scottsdale. A report by WalletHub ranks Scottsdale as the best place in Arizona to ring in America’s birthday and … Read More

Statement from Councilman Sal DiCiccio Defending Phoenix Police

By Sal DiCiccio — Individual police officers are about to get screwed by city management! No politician’s career is more valuable than our police officers. They are not disposable for political reasons. The police should not have to bend to political pressure, they are the police. They are required to do the right thing. To that end, I have requested, … Read More

Guest Editorial: Scottsdale Is Far From Dead In The Dead Of Summer

By Jessica Troy — It seems oxymoronic to associate summer vacation and travel with Scottsdale. Arizona is infamous for its heat and in the past that has led to plenty of summer vacation escapes and a seasonal slowdown for tourism and local consumer spending. That is increasingly a thing of the past. Just check out Old Town and downtown Scottsdale. … Read More

‘For The Best Scottsdale’ Bond Campaign Adds Community Leaders, Elected Officials to Diverse Leadership

Additional honorary campaign co-chairs and Steering Committee members have joined the campaign supporting three Scottsdale bond measures on November ballot that bolster public safety, make overdue and essential infrastructure repairs and invest in senior centers, parks and recreation assets. Current Scottsdale City Council members Guy Phillips and Virginia Korte, former Scottsdale Mayor Mary Manross and former City Councilman Robert Pettycrew … Read More