By Summer Aguirre Glassblower Newt Grover has one objective, and that is to add to the magnificence of [...]
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Category "Features"
More Than a Jingle: Lerner and Rowe emphasize philanthropy as ‘the way to go’
By Jordan Houston Lerner and Rowe Injury Attorneys has built a reputation as one of the most reputable [...]
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Water, Art and Light: Canal Convergence returns for its 10th anniversary
By Alex Gallagher It’s hard for the team at Scottsdale Public Art to believe that 10 years have [...]
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Adding Beds?: Banner seeks approval for hospital campus at Airpark
By J. Graber A 300-bed hospital and medical center could become a reality at the northeast corner of [...]
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Spice of Life: Christina Spicer excited about new leadership role
By Alison Bailin In August, Scottsdale resident Christina Spicer was announced as co-chief executive officer of Girl Scouts [...]
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‘Do’ South: Mexico offers easily accessible exploration, escape
Certainly, Mexico has become a hotspot for Valley residents, especially Cabo San Lucas, Playa del Carman and [...]
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‘It’s Just Magic’: Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace focuses on guest experience
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski The Nobu brand is known primarily for its iconic seafood restaurants, but within the past [...]
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Prancing Into Town: Arabian National Breeders Finals returns to WestWorld
By Alex Gallagher Horse season is set to kick off in Scottsdale on Wednesday, September 14, when the [...]
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Increasing Efficiency?: Not everyone happy with $5.4M airport grant
By J. Graber A recently awarded $5.4 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration will increase efficiency for [...]
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Stressing Local: Gainey Business Bank opens to serve emerging business community
By Bridgette M. Redman Bigger isn’t always better — especially when it comes to small- to medium-sized businesses [...]
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One-Stop Shop: Detail-oriented Brandables makes customers feel like family
By Alison Stanton Stainless steel cups and tumblers in a variety of sizes and colors. Insulated lunch totes [...]
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Promoting Self-Expression: Parsons Foundation gives one·n·ten a $500K grant
By Scottsdale Airpark News Staff irpark-based Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation gave one·n·ten a $500,000 grant to support [...]
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Heart of the Matter: Sawyer Aviation makes that connection
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Sawyer Aviation Group has won plenty of awards, but Chad Verdaglio is honored to transport [...]
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Dignity and Respect: Viv Woolford puts clients first when planning their retirement
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Growing up in Toronto, Viv Woolford was the eldest of seven boys, all of whom [...]
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A Big ‘Dill’: Airpark’s Mr. Pickles plans to launch in the Valley
By Justin Liggin Growing up in Downey, California — the birthplace of the Apollo space program — Michael [...]
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The ‘Black Sheep’: Eating out is fun, thanks to chef Joey Maggiore
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Chef/restaurateur Joey Maggiore loves to keep things light at his Valley eateries. Hash Kitchen’s DJ [...]
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Sharing Stories: Scottsdale’s Javier Soto debuts at ABC15
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Storytelling drives new ABC15 anchor Javier Soto. In his 18-year career in Arizona, the Emmy [...]
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Sustainable Solutions: Scottsdale’s water principles could affect projects
By J. Graber Scottsdale City Council strengthened its commitment to water sustainability last month by adopting a set [...]
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C2 Tactical to ‘C2 Practical’: Scottsdale firing range business hosts Realtor safety courses
By Jordan Rogers The housing market, both locally and country-wide, is in flux, and real estate is a [...]
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Pure Health: The Studio’s Himalayan salt cave improves well-being
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski The mother-daughter team of Monica and Alana Samuels longed to promote wellness, so they founded [...]
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