By Joan Fudala Wow, what a year! There’s always something going on in Scottsdale, but layer in the [...]
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Category "Columns"
Scottsdale has historic ties to Washington, D.C.
By Joan Fudala No matter what your politics, or the nearly 2,300 miles that separate Scottsdale and Washington, [...]
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The Mick prides itself on friendly banter, modern French cuisine
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Partners in The Mick Brasserie, John Krause and Brent Menke feel blessed and lucky to [...]
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Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea pours cold brew on the Airpark
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Elliot Greenberg and his business partner father, David, started searching for a business in which [...]
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A versatile red that pairs fantastically with fall
By Alison Bailin Batz In “Sideways,” the iconic 2004 movie on all things wine, Paul Giamatti’s character, Miles, [...]
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MEASURAbilities specializes in fall prevention and home safety modifications
By Kamala Kirk Falls are the leading cause of injuries in older Americans, according to the National Council [...]
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Acquisitions elevate Landsea Homes to state’s leading homebuilder
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Landsea Homes has found a home in Arizona. Landsea Homes has established its division office [...]
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Jackson Hole offers adventures for outdoorsmen, animal lovers
By Alison Bailin Batz Spacious skies? Check. Amber waves of grain? Check. Purple mountain majesty? Check. Jackson Hole, a mountain-lined paradise [...]
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Kierland POP festival returns to North Scottsdale
By Andrew Checchia Timeliness. Though evocative on its own, the word has grown deeply nuanced throughout a pandemic [...]
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How heartache turned into inspiration for a Scottsdale resident
By Autumn Jarrett Scottsdale resident and Realtor Jeff Fields turned the heartache of losing three friends into inspiration [...]
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Insurance & Benefits: Open enrollment season
By Paul Breslau Open enrollment is the time of year when businesses and people can change their health [...]
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Bringing Music Back
By Kristine Cannon A drive-in concert series is coming to WestWorld of Scottsdale. R Entertainment and M Culinary, producers [...]
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The Stress is ‘Unprecedented’
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Peter Holt hears stories daily about The Joint’s ability to lessen the effects of pandemic [...]
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‘Community Over Competition’
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Valley native Karie Johnson grew up working out at gyms that felt cliquey. When she opened [...]
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Scottsdale Goes to the Movies
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Two Scottsdale Airpark events firms are promising to “adapt and overcome” during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead [...]
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Plexus Worldwide ranked No. 23 on list of top direct-selling companies
Plexus Worldwide climbed seven spots to rank No. 23 on Direct Selling News’ annual list of top [...]
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Financial Implications: Pandemic complicates city bond picture
By Wayne Schutsky As Scottsdale city leaders grapple with the financial implications of the coronavirus crisis, they also [...]
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Scottsdale census data reveals historic trends
By Joan Fudala As Scottsdalians and all Americans fill out their U.S. Census forms this month—some via the [...]
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Made with Love
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Ashur Zai’s dream was to open a restaurant. So, when he married his wife, Nikki, [...]
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Keeping It Real
By Connor Dziawura Corleone’s represents Philly in the Airpark Old news clippings, nostalgic photographs, images of characters like Rocky [...]
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