Saguaro U – the High School’s Surprising Ability to Produce NFL Players

It has been over one month since the Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles satisfied nearly the entire football fanbase (save some Taylor Swift fans) by absolutely creaming the Kansas City Chiefs. But lest one thinks that we will receive extended rest from the football season, that rest is officially over. Free agency has started with a few big signings and … Read More

Sharon Stone to Auction Original Painting at Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week to Benefit Barrow Neurological Institute

Bidding on Work by Acclaimed Actress to Start at $30,000; Support Groundbreaking Neurological, Spinal Research A rare opportunity to own a piece of Hollywood history is coming to Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week, with an original painting by award-winning actress Sharon Stone going up for auction with all proceeds benefiting the Barrow Neurological Institute. The piece will be available for viewing at … Read More

Quote of the Day: Adam Kwasman

In reference to the letter below from attorney Dennis Wilenchik, Scottsdale City Councilman Adam Kwasman said, “I have been in civil litigation for nearly a decade. This demand letter reads like Homer Simpson’s father yelling at squirrels to get off his lawn.”

Recovering from a Ruff Day: Scottsdale K-9 on the Mend

We’ve all had bad days on the job, but how bad that day is often depends on your line of work. With most of our jobs, a bad day doesn’t mean being physically or even mortally injured, but that is the reality for law enforcement officers all around this country. But that doesn’t just mean it’s human beings in the … Read More

When You Don’t Have the People on Your Side, You Need to Pay Up

It’s not a secret that Axon has been pulling every single lever possible in order to force its massive, unwanted apartment megacomplex onto the people of Scottsdale. However, a recent development shows just how much it has been willing to pay up in order to do so; how only one aspect of this push has cost the company half a … Read More

Guest Editorial: Tears for Tolerance

By Betty Janik On February 11, 2025, Scottsdale City Council was asked to vote on Ordinance 4662 which ensured COS employees are hired and promoted based on merit and to discontinue DEI programs. Once again, certain members of Council fabricated a problem that does not exist in the halls of Council and concocted a solution that was totally unwarranted, but … Read More