Campaign honors Marines by educating their children
“Once a Marine, always a Marine.” It’s a phrase often heard among a group of Jarheads. When it comes to remaining always faithful, Marines take [...] Continue Reading →
Chaparral baseball stave off comeback-minded Deer Valley
Faced with an extremely steep 11-0 climb after three innings, the Deer Valley High School baseball team marched its way confidently up that trail [...] Continue Reading →
Phillips: bond direction was pragmatic approach — not dissension into chaos
Recently a city councilman wrote an editorial in this paper about a proposed bond for Scottsdale infrastructure. In his editorial he also [...] Continue Reading →
Scottsdale Schools announces closure; food served at 6 schools
The Scottsdale Unified School District will close the doors of its 29 schools on Thursday, April 26 and Friday, April 27, due to an anticipated [...] Continue Reading →
Police: portion of left ear bitten-off in Old Town Scottsdale robbery
The Scottsdale Police Department is requesting assistance from the public in identifying two suspects wanted for robbery and assault. At 8:20 [...] Continue Reading →
Littlefield: Scottsdale bond package is too big, bloated and undefined
Some of my fellow city councilmembers want to place a single, large $350M bond question on the November ballot. It would be all-or-nothing, [...] Continue Reading →
City council agrees to intellectual property license to share SPL program
Knowing and Growing! programs are growing as Scottsdale City Council approved an intellectual property license agreement with Tempe Community [...] Continue Reading →
Scottsdale City Council approves $240K in additional funding for Canal Convergence
Scottsdale City Council has authorized $240,000 in additional funding to support the waterfront wonderment known locally as Canal Convergence. A [...] Continue Reading →
SUSD shares student impacts, plans if schools close
The Scottsdale Unified School District has announced that it is working on a plan to provide meals to students in the event of school closures [...] Continue Reading →
Police: Suspect sought in Scottsdale credit card theft
The Scottsdale Police Department is requesting help from the public in identifying a credit card fraud and theft suspect. At 3 p.m. on Dec. 13, [...] Continue Reading →