By Joan Fudala Despite another year of COVID-19 impact, we’ve adapted to a “new normal,” got boosted and [...]
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Category "Columns"
WestWorld at 40: Horses, horsepower, home to signature events
For 40 years, WestWorld has been our go-to place for entertainment, equestrian events and everything Scottsdale. From [...]
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Advice from Weiss: Business Horoscopes
By Weiss Kelly, PMAFA ARIES 3/21-4/20 October’s Libra sun and patterns will require a lot of compromising on your [...]
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Remember When: Waxing nostalgic on 50 years of McCormick Ranch memories
By Joan Fudala Much has, and will be, written about the “official” history of Scottsdale’s (and Arizona’s) first [...]
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Remember When: Born in 2003-2004? Frame of reference matters at polls, career, college
By Joan Fudala Eighteen years may not seem significant in the universe’s history (e.g., the recent Webb [...]
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A Sweet Spot: Indian Bend and Scottsdale roads bustle with activity
By Joan Fudala For more than 100 years, the area around Scottsdale and Indian Bend roads has attracted [...]
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Temecula Valley Vino: Sip your way across this emerging scene
By Alison Bailin Batz Every summer, Valley residents flock to Southern California, often to the beaches across San [...]
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Remember When: Scottsdale’s been a haven for happy campers, RVers, mobile home dwellers
By Joan Fudala Despite Scottsdale’s reputation as an upscale community that boasts multimillion-dollar mansions, it has been a [...]
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Drink Green? These wines are sustainable and sensational
By Alison Bailin Batz Many wines have stickers on them lauding that they have been biodynamically farmed or [...]
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Centennial Snapshot: Scottsdale in 1922
By Joan Fudala What a difference 100 years can make in one community. A century ago Scottsdale was [...]
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Commercials keep Scottsdale top of mind
By Rachel Sacco Experience Scottsdale Spring is in bloom in Scottsdale, and after another winter of uncertainty, visitors are [...]
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Scottsdale Area Chamber marks 75th anniversary
By Joan Fudala Born March 6, 1947, the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce qualifies as a baby boomer. [...]
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Hot Properties
By Scottsdale Airpark Staff Troon North: 10031 E. Dynamite Boulevard For sale price: $1.2 million Lease rate: $23 per square [...]
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All-in-One Control: SmartRent is opening doors for rental property life
By Allison Brown From the front door to the thermostat, everything is getting a “smart” upgrade, and SmartRent [...]
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The Future of the Workplace: Sneaky Big Studios launches new virtual reality technology
By Jordan Houston Move over, Skype and Zoom. As COVID-19 disrupts the traditional workplace dynamic, Scottsdale’s Sneaky Big Studios [...]
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A ‘Leader’ In His Field: Brick Road Studio owner finds his niche in the Airpark
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Brick Road Studio owner Scott Leader has recorded vocals for pop star Dua Lipa and [...]
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‘Crazy Movie Love Fest’: Phoenix Film Festival inching toward normalcy
By Connor Dziawura "Oh, here we go again,” the Phoenix Film Festival’s Jason Carney remembers thinking leading up [...]
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Family Affair: Horse show attracts crowds for fun and competition
By Laura Latzko Corey Cushing has worked with many world-champion horses through his business, Corey Cushing Performance Horses. The [...]
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All-Star Storyteller: Bill Baer reignites his passion for talking to people
By Justin Liggin Growing up in Chicago as the son of an English teacher in a family full [...]
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‘Fore the Fans’: The People’s Open returns with new features
By Joe McHugh With a competitive field and a multitude of golf and charity experiences, the Waste Management [...]
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