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Scottsdale launches initiative to raise awareness for local businesses
The City of Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce have launched an initiative to help raise awareness of restaurants and retail businesses that remain open to serve residents during COVID-19 federal, state and local social distancing recommendations. more
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Ramona Marsden has associated with the north Scottsdale office of Coldwell Banker Realty.
Marsden affiliates with Coldwell Banker Realty’s north Scottsdale office
Ramona Marsden has associated with the north Scottsdale office of Coldwell Banker Realty as an affiliate agent. more
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The Phoenix Suns, Talking Stick Resort Arena and Levy Restaurants has donated over 6,000 pounds of food to Scottsdale-based Musically Fed.
Phoenix Suns donate to Scottsdale’s Musically Fed
The Phoenix Suns, Talking Stick Resort Arena and Levy Restaurants recently donated over 6,000 pounds of food and perishable supplies to local non-profit Musically Fed. more
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Matthew Belmont
Belmont earns national recognition for loan work in Scottsdale
Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. recently announced Sales Manager Matthew Belmont as a recipient of Mortgage Executive Magazine’s 2019 Top 1% Loan Originators in America award. more
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Curbside pickup: The Scottsdale Plaza Resort brings pizza to patrons
The Scottsdale Plaza Resort has launched a pop-up curbside pizza offering. “At The Scottsdale Plaza Resort, we are looking for ways to help keep our employees working during these … more
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These tights from Yoganastix are the object of Hindu statesman Rajan Zed's complaint, calling the tights "highly inappropriate" for their depiction of the Hindu deity Lord Ganesh.
Hindu statesman calls Yoganastix Lord Ganesh tights ‘highly inappropriate’
Hindus are urging Scottsdale-headquartered apparel company Yoganastix for immediate withdrawal of tights carrying image of Hindu deity Lord Ganesh; calling it "highly inappropriate." more
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Greater Phoenix area Domino’s stores looking to hire 150 team members
Domino’s locations are looking to hire about 150 new team members across nearly 80 stores throughout the Greater Phoenix area. The positions include delivery drivers, customer service … more
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Visit info.queencreekolivemill.com/marketplace-daily-in-stock-items to see what is stocked daily.
Worried about empty shelves? Queen Creek Olive Mill stores have a variety of items
Worried About Empty Shelves? Queen Creek Olive Mill Stores Have All the Ingredients for Your Weekend Meals Not just olive oil! Plenty of fresh bread, eggs, cheeses, home-made pastas and sauces … more
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Cheri Cook joins Platinum Living Realty.
Scottsdale's Platinum Living Realty adds Cheri Cook
Platinum Living Realty has announced that Cheri Cook has joined the brokerage. more
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A property at 27376 N. 98th Place recently sold for $7.5 million.
Estancia home sells for $7.5M in north Scottsdale
Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty recently announced the sale of a mountainside estate in north Scottsdale’s Estancia area. more
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Meet the Business: Toy Barn meets unique market niche
Name: Jason Phillips Occupation: Developer and founder of Toy Barn Name/address/location of business: Toy Barn. There are three locations. Two in Phoenix and one in Scottsdale. The fourth and … more
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Photo by Arianna Grainey
Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center remains open for wildlife emergencies, orphaned animals
The Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center will remain open for wildlife emergencies and orphaned animals during the coronavirus pandemic. The Scottsdale wildlife refuge is closed to the public … more
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PHX Beer Co. is offering curbside service at its Scottsdale location for lunch.
PHX Beer Co. Scottsdale offers lunch curbside pickup
PHX Beer Co. in Scottsdale is still open for business and has added some lunch curbside pickup options to enjoy at the home or office. more
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D-backs establish fund for game-day staff enduring COVID-19 closures
The Arizona Diamondbacks recently announced the establishment of a fund of at least $1 million for game-day staff experiencing the effects of the postponement of games in Major League Baseball. more
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One Camelback will be at the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Camelback Road.
One Camelback residence coming to uptown Phoenix
One Camelback, a future residential structure, is hoping to bring a new upscale residential option through the renovation of an existing building on the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Camelback Road. more
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The loans may be used to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable and other bills that can’t be paid because of COVID-19’s impact.
Small Business Administration approves loans for Arizona businesses affected by COVID-19
Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration approved an Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration for Arizona that will help small businesses impacted by COVID-19. Individual businesses can be … more
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Scottsdale-based law group forms coronavirus task force
Rose Law Group pc --- a firm long known for its innovations and client service --- has created a new task force to help businesses and other clients navigate issues arising from the coronavirus … more
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This aerial photo shows University of Phoenix Stadium before the 2015 Super Bowl. The Glendale stadium, now called State Farm Stadium, will host the Super Bowl again in 2023.
Scottsdale goes in on Super Bowl agreement with $1.21 million sponsorship
The Super Bowl and its many festivities are coming to the Valley of the Sun in 2023 and the City of Scottsdale wants in on the action. more
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AJ"s Fine Foods and Bashas are located throughout Scottsdale, and also serve residents of Paradise Valley.
Local grocery chains open for senior-only shopping
To support the shopping needs of older adults during this critical time, Bashas’, Food City and AJ’s grocery stores in Arizona will serve residents over the age of 65 exclusively from 5 … more
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In this Feb. 8, 2020, photo, two children run past the Our Lady of Guadalupe church in the town of Guadalupe, Ariz., near Phoenix. Founded by Yaqui Indian refugees from south of the border more than a century ago, the town named for Mexico's patron saint, is proud of its history but wary of outsiders as it prepares for the 2020 Census count its leaders hope will help better fund a $12 million budget to fill potholes and mend aging sewage lines. (AP Photo/Dario Lopez-MIlls)
US census faces challenges counting small, poor Latino towns
GUADALUPE, Ariz. (AP) — The two white-washed, mission-style churches and old, wooden homes in this town of mostly Latinos and Native Americans seem misplaced near luxury apartments in Phoenix and a … more
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