By Alison Bailin Batz Girl Scouts from the Arizona Cactus-Pine Council are hitting shopping centers and other outlets [...]
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Category "Columns"
A Hazard?: 261-unit Kierland apartment building gets 1st OK
By Scottsdale Airpark News Staff A project that would add 261 luxury apartments in the Kierland District passed [...]
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Steering Toward Success: Talking cars with Barrett-Jackson’s Steve Davis
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski As a child in Visalia, California, Steve Davis grew up collecting Hot Wheels and dreaming [...]
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A Home Run: Plush Senna House opens its doors to guests
By Alex Gallagher Nearly three years after its conception, Senna House opened its doors with an official ribbon-cutting [...]
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‘An Interesting Year’: Coldwell Banker exec sees home sales staying strong
By Paul Maryniak Looking back at 2021, realtors might be tempted to paraphrase from Charles Dickens: It was [...]
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Family Affair: Data Sales provides ‘booster rocket’ of IT financing for young companies
By Alison Stanton In 1973, Ron Breckner founded Data Sales, a business that offers specialty finance and IT [...]
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Another Sunrise: Sawyer Aviation is helping patients have a new chance at life
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Celebrating its 60th year, Sawyer Aviation Group has spent the last two, pandemic-fueled years watching [...]
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The Ties that (Un)bind: Two women help ease the burden of divorce
By Alex Gallagher Divorce can oftentimes be one of the worst experiences of a lifetime — and Amy [...]
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35 years of great golf at Waste Management Phoenix Open
By Joan Fudala Golf came to Scottsdale in 1910 with the opening of the Ingleside Inn’s nine-hole dirt [...]
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‘Let Us Eat to Live’: Chic new eatery Santé offers regenerative foods
By Alex Gallagher Nico Doniele has been frustrated with the lack of attention restaurants paid to where the [...]
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HOPE Floats: Scottsdale mom leads wine business that tastes great while doing good
By Alison Bailin Batz Third-generation Arizona native Kristen Shroyer grew up knowing two things. “I knew I loved Scottsdale, [...]
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Serious About Skin: Plastic surgeon Terry Maffi opens clinic’s first Arizona location
By Jordan Houston It’s no secret that healthy, youthful-looking skin and Arizona’s harsh desert climate don’t exactly go [...]
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A Pop of Color: Paddy O’Furniture keeps busy with a new line and charitable moves
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski While the Midwest is slammed with winter storm warnings, the Valley is preparing for patio [...]
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Committed to Financial Success: Gainey Business Bank receives conditional approval from FDIC
By Kamala Kirk Gainey Business Bank recently received conditional approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to establish [...]
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Brightening Smiles: Dentists for Special Needs helps provide oral care to patients
By Alison Bailin Batz Finding access to acceptable dental care has proven difficult or impossible for many [...]
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Taking Flight: Aerial Engagement launches new training technology
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Aerial Engagement has set out to prove that not all flight training is done in [...]
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Memorable exhibits drew crowds to Scottsdale
By Joan Fudala Scottsdale has historically been a community of “lookie-loos.” In other words, we love to look [...]
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Booze Cruise: Wine Wagon offers fun shuttle service to Sedona wineries
By Jordan Houston Cruise and booze in style with the Valley’s first same-day wine tour shuttle service from [...]
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Get RED-y to Celebrate!: These bold bottles will make the holidays even brighter
By Alison Bailin Batz This time last year, many of us were scaling down Thanksgiving and deciding on [...]
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Epicurean Extravagance: The ‘dish’ on fine dining in Scottsdale
By Alison Bailin Batz If you are going to make it a night out, make that night out [...]
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