By Alex Gallagher When Maple & Ash came to Scottsdale in August 2019, hospitality group What If Syndicate [...]
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Category "Spotlight"
Rapid Expansion: Whiz Kidz Preschool opens 2nd Scottsdale location
By Alex Gallagher After seeing its waitlist soar to nearly 50 families, creating a nearly year-long backlog, Whiz [...]
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Happy Healthitarians: Picazzo’s specializes in gluten-free, vegan and organic comfort foods
By Jordan Houston As COVID-19 restrictions ease, Picazzo’s Healthy Italian Kitchen is serving up a solution for those [...]
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Finding that Silver Lining: Nayan Ranchhod considers his clients family
Silver Lining Wealth Advisors’ 2021 was fruitful. The Ameriprise private wealth advisory practice in the Airpark 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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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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Dead Again: Scottsdale district system supporters aim for ballot
By J. Graber The perennial issue of districting in Scottsdale is dead again as far as city council [...]
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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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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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What’s Cooking?
By Jan D’Atri Candy charcuterie board How did charcuterie boards become so popular and an Instagram sensation? If I had [...]
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Betting Royalty: PGA Tour and DraftKings expand relationship to TPC
By Scottsdale Airpark News Staff With the passage of HB 2772, sports betting is legal in Arizona. The [...]
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Let’s Par-tee!: Restaurants and bars to hit during the WMPO
By Scottsdale Airpark News Staff Restaurants and bars around the Scottsdale Airpark area are expecting an influx of [...]
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Airpark Business News
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski AquaSafe swim school involved in $2.1M deal AquaSafe, a family-owned and -operated swim school in Scottsdale, [...]
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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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From Stopping Pucks to Selling Homes: Eddie Läck pivots after suffering hockey injury
By Alex Gallagher It all started as a regular game day for Eddie Läck in December 2018. He was [...]
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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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