Woman-Owned Leading Luxury Magazine ICONIC LIFE Expands Into Major Southern California Market After Decades of Success in Scottsdale, Arizona Market

ICONIC’s Expansion Reflects a Growing Trend in the Luxury Lifestyle Niche & The Power of Print  ICONIC LIFE, a national digital luxury lifestyle magazine that celebrates living beautifully and all things ICONIC, showcases the vibrant people in design, food, style and travel is proud to announce its expansion into Southern California, following success in print in Scottsdale, Arizona. In May, … Read More

Larsen Art Auction Returns With Its Largest Collection Ever of Native American Works, Including 28 Works by Fritz Scholder Plus Andy Warhol’s Self Portrait

The Auction Will Be Held Saturday, October 22nd, 2022 at Larsen Art Auction in Scottsdale Larsen Gallery, a national leader in the secondary art market for more than 29 years, is pleased to announce its largest collection to date of Native American works will go up for auction when the Larsen Art Auction returns on Saturday, October 22nd, 2022.  Of … Read More

Scottsdale Legislative Races: The Final Spring in the Money Race

In the last few days we have broken down the all-important Q3 campaign finance reports for both statewide and federal races here in Arizona. Now for our final breakdown we consider the local legislative races that will impact our Scottsdale residents, as a number of candidates look to represent our city in the State Capitol. First, we will look at … Read More

Arizona Federal Races: The Final Sprint in the Money Race

As we mentioned yesterday, the all-important Q3 campaign finance reports recently came out for all political races, and it provides us a crucial final window into each campaign’s relative strength and opportunity for success. Yesterday we covered the statewide races, and today we look at the most important federal races in Arizona. First, the biggest race of them all, the … Read More

Arizona Statewide Campaigns: The Final Sprint in the Money Race

We are in the final stretch for political campaigns, and the extremely important Q3 campaign finance reports were just released. These will give us our final peer into the financial capacities of campaigns before early ballots are mailed out, so we looked into the most critical statewide races to see how the candidates are doing. First, we start with the … Read More

Will the Scottsdale City Council Be Radicalized with a Pamela Carter Win?

As you probably know, there will be a run-off for the final seat on the Scottsdale City Council, as Solange Whitehead and Kathy Littlefield secured re-election after the first round but no candidate cleared enough votes to avoid a run-off for Linda Milhaven’s seat. We have already written about this race and the endorsements therein, but there was one development … Read More

Scottsdale Unveils STR Regulations – Will It Be Enough for the Irritated Citizenry?

Photo Credit: 12 NewsRegular readers of APG know that the fight over short-term rentals has been front and center for both Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. For a while onerous and conflicted state law dictated that municipalities had essentially no local control over the issue until a massive localized public outcry became too loud to ignore. Now that municipalities have been … Read More

Scottsdale, You Can Make Your Voice Heard: The 0.2% Sales Tax

We believe that an engaged and informed citizenry leads to significantly better outcomes for all of us.Regular readers know that we informed you about the public input conversations about our tourism plan. Well now you may have another chance, and this time it has to do with taxation. You may be aware of a 0.2% sales tax that was enacted … Read More