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Summer is here and much like you swap out your winter wardrobe for summer attire, the same goes for your skin care.
At Vibrant Skin Bar, our aestheticians and medical providers --- we call …
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By Kristina Cadwell
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7/9/20
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Each one of your Paradise Valley Town Councilmembers is a committed, hard-working professional with a shared passion for preserving our quality of life and low-density residential character.
As …
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By Anna Thomasson
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7/8/20
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COVID-19 poses extreme obstacles for people who have intellectual disabilities and thrive on routine, familiar activities, and people, such as family and friends. So, with everything going …
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By Mimi Rogers
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7/8/20
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In the upcoming election, voters have an opportunity to elect a candidate that represents both a fresh perspective and a proven track record of service to the Town of Paradise Valley.
As the …
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By Ron Clark, Michael Collins, Scott Le Marr, Ed Lowry, Vernon Parker and Kent Wick
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7/8/20
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This month, the Phoenix City Council unanimously approved an incredibly important new affordable housing initiative.
With Phoenix being the nation’s fastest growing city, and housing costs …
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By Robert Lyles
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7/7/20
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Reason 1
As many of us have heard in the media, the governors of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut have issued Executive Orders forcing anyone from Arizona (and several other states with …
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By Tim Dickman
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7/6/20
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Paul Dembow is entitled to his own opinions on candidates running for Town Council, but he is not entitled to misrepresent the facts. Politics can be very ugly sometimes, including here in Paradise …
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By Mark Stanton
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7/6/20
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It has certainly been an eventful past few months for all of us, as our town and people around the world have navigated unprecedented challenges.
As your mayor, I have been focused on working …
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By Jerry Bien-Willner
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7/2/20
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I’ve been privileged to serve on Town Council for a decade. I’ve served with many great people, and some who exemplified the worst that politics has to offer. After serving with all of …
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By Paul Dembow
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7/1/20
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Back to school is only weeks away. While we may not have a detailed roadmap on what that will look like, we do know that there will be some changes, and it’s time to adapt.
Adaptation is a …
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By Dr. Libby Hart-Wells and Dr. Leslee Friedman Kelly
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6/30/20
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I heartily endorse Vice Mayor Julie Pace for re-election to the Paradise Valley Town Council.
During my tenure on the Town Council, I have witnessed firsthand the long hours, thorough …
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By Ellen Andeen
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6/26/20
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When the work van pulled up in front of Arizona Helping Hands, I recognized the company name.
I thought my friend Dale was coming to say hi and tour the Arizona Helping Hands facility where we …
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By Dan Shufelt
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6/25/20
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With the COVID-19 pandemic and the unrest that has been taking place in some cities, the impact has been felt in every sector of our economy. There has never been a more challenging time for …
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By Michael Vallante
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6/24/20
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As the number of positive coronavirus tests continue to rise, so do the number of employers who find themselves asking this precise question.
Unfortunately, the fluidity of the situation and the …
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By Juliet S. Burgess
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6/22/20
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On June 17, Gov. Ducey announced that Arizona is seeing a significant increase in COVID-19 infection and hospitalization rates, and therefore issued a new Executive Order intended to address this …
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By Jerry Bien-Willner
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6/19/20
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To protect and preserve limited government is an ambitious goal worth pursuing.
In the early 1960s a remarkable group of civic leaders resided in unincorporated areas just outside of the city …
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By Jonathan Wainwright
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6/19/20
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Recent events remind us all of the importance of humanity and connecting with one another in so many different ways.
Whether it is participating in a peaceful protest to advocate for change based …
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By Julie Pace
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6/19/20
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This Friday, we celebrate Juneteenth --- a holiday that receives little attention but holds special significance for me as a black man in America this year.
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 …
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By David Sheppard
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6/18/20
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During difficult economic times like these, nothing is more valuable than a good job.
As an economist, I routinely advise community and business leaders on how to recruit and create more of these …
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By Jim Rounds
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6/17/20
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Racism has been part of the human experience from the beginning of recorded time; our oldest texts document racially motivated wars and death. To pretend that racism doesn’t exist inside every …
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By Virginia Korte
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6/16/20
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