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State slate features multiple Scottsdale politicos
18+ hour, 58+ min ago (715+ words) While the loud buzzing around the city focuses on the Scottsdale City Council primary, voters will have plenty more decisions to make for the July 21 primary. Many of the state positions on the ballot feature names familiar to Scottsdale residents....
Three file for two Scottsdale Unified board seats
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (359+ words) From left, Amy Carney, Jeanne Beasley and Jennifer Johnson filed for two SUSD Governing Board seats. (Special to the Progress) The Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board will have at least one new member next year. While Amy Carney is…...
Scottsdale's upside-down election
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1465+ words) The July 21 primary nears; the deadline to mail completed ballots is Tuesday, July 14. (City of Scottsdale) When a national conservative group infuriates local Republicans by backing a Democrat … well, you must be in Scottsdale. Elections for Scottsdale’s leaders have long…...
Scottsdale Unified leader honored for food program
1+ week, 4+ day ago (607+ words) On May 12, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Michael Herr… After the July 3 launch of “Titanic: An Immersive Voyage,” v… Patti Bilbrey, Scottsdale Unified’s director of Nutrition Services, was named a national “2026 Summer Hunger Hero.” (SUSD) Though it serves the affluent…...
Scottsdale tees up 60-mile water shot
2+ week, 18+ hour ago (1081+ words) Working with a pair of prominent golf courses, Scottsdale is finally ready to launch an alternative water source plan. The city is sizing up a 60-mile, $30 million tee shot. Perhaps you have been tracking concerns about the Colorado River drying…...
Signs of the times: Political ads smother Scottsdale
2+ week, 4+ day ago (836+ words) When it comes to political signs, state law supersedes city regulations – except for “sign-free zones.” Most of Scottsdale's intersections are fair game for signs. (Tom Scanlon/Managing Editor) The eight Scottsdale City Council candidates – jockeying for three seats in the…...
Here she is... meet Scottsdale's Miss Arizona | Neighbors
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (465+ words) Scottsdale businesswoman Abby Charles already held the title of Miss Scottsdale and recently added Miss Arizona to her portfolio. (Special to the Progress) Abby Charles, a business owner, community leader, and advocate, has been crowned Miss Arizona for America, marking…...
Scottsdale candidates tackle more questions
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (1521+ words) “The Hopeful Eight” continue their quest to win your vote. In 10 days, Maricopa County will begin mailing ballots and primary voting begins. While voting across the state will narrow the pool of Democrats and Republicans in various races, Scottsdale’s City…...
Remember When: Headlines Herald Scottsdale’s Incorporation Quest
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (724+ words) Scottsdale.org Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hosted a public hearing to discuss incorporation. Many of us who grew up in the âhey dayâ of newspapers have mental images of banner headlines that marked historic events â JFKâs and…...
Terawatt looking to create a buzz in Scottsdale
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (666+ words) An ordinary-looking parking lot in Old Town may turn into a storage and charging site for autonomous electric vehicles. (Terawatt) The clear, main-event attraction of the Tuesday, June 9, Scottsdale City Council meeting was the city’s proposed budget, a $2.1 billion heavyweight....