Signs in Scottsdale: The Best & Worst Campaign Ones So Far

Best Phoenix Suns Look: Becca Linnig Best Photo:  Scottsdale Marlboro Man John Little Best Glam Shot:  Lisa Borowsky Best Dropping Of First Name To Help People Think It Is My More Popular Wife Running For Mayor:  Bob Littlefield Worst Design That Looks Like It Was A Cocopah Middle School Student Council Sign:  Michael Auerbach Best Sign By Worst Mayoral Candidate:  … Read More

Iconic Arizona Estate Goes Up for Auction

(SEDONA, Ariz.) Located just outside of Sedona, in the town of Jerome, 300 Upper Bell Road—known as The Little Daisy—will auction online this month via Concierge Auctions in cooperation with Luxury Agent Donna Chesler of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. Previously offered for $5.9 million, the property will sell with No Reserve to the highest bidder. Bidding will be held June 26-30 via Concierge Auctions’ online marketplace, ConciergeAuctions.com, allowing … Read More

Guest Editorial: Real Change on Racism and Police

By Recker McDowell — The town of Gilbert and Gilbert Police are holding a series of ‘listening sessions’ with residents and business owners about race and policing. The Chandler Chamber of Commerce will join the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as part of a national effort on the ‘inequality of opportunity’ and how to fix that. These are good moves and … Read More

Henninger: The SCOTT Perspective on Scottsdale Mayor and Council Races

By Don Henninger — We now are in the thick of the race for Scottsdale mayor and City Council seats. Ballots for the Aug. 4 primary will be in our mailboxes within a month. SCOTT co-hosted forums recently for the five mayoral candidates and nine vying for three council seats. They were recorded and I encourage you to take a … Read More

Preserving Paradise Valley From Julie Pace

Response To Recent Events Nears Paradise Valley  As the community continues to heal from the recent events that occurred in downtown Scottsdale on May 30, many residents are seeking answers on its potential impact to Paradise Valley. During these uncertain times, it is important to put what we have learned into action and always prepare for the future as we … Read More

Working Diligently to Keep Paradise Valley Residents Safe

Dear Fellow Paradise Valley Resident: Public safety. With the events of the past few days, weeks and months, the term means something more critical than ever before. The Town of Paradise Valley is focused on promoting public safety in every aspect. From a public health standpoint, we’re working within a set of guidelines designed to help prevent the spread of … Read More

Scottsdale’s Most Notorious Pet Owner Voted Against Bond Package That Included A Dog Park

By Shea Lincoln After watching the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce’s city council candidate forum last week, we are shocked, shocked we tell you, that Scottsdale’s repeat offending pet owner Michael Auerbach voted against the critical Scottsdale bond package in 2019, overwhelmingly passed by voters. Auerbach indicated his no vote during the forum. This bond package had something for everyone. Improvements … Read More

Impressions On Scottsdale’s First Council Candidate Debate

By Scottsdale Pinetop It’s a full slate for the upcoming Scottsdale city council elections as nine residents have thrown their names to fill one of the three open seats. Hosted by Scottsdale Progress’s noble Wayne Schutsky, here are the key impressions and highlights: *With so many candidates debating on a virtual platform, the discussion at times felt more like a … Read More

From Main Street To Marshall Way

Small businesses in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale continue to board up as Scottsdale PD, even post Scottsdale Fashion Square debacle, tell the backbone of the community their property will not be defended.