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The Scottsdale City Council tightened up its rules about council members not being able to use electronic devices to communicate with people while on the dais during it’s April 16 meeting. (J. Graber/Scottsdale Independent)
Scottsdale City Council tightens up rules on electronic devices
Scottsdale City Councilmember Barry Graham’s alleged emailing and texting during council meetings drew the ire of his colleagues during the council’s April 16 meeting. The council … more
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The Valley of the Sun United Way, with help from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation, is launching a new program to help those who have been involved with the justice system help to find things like a job, food and health care.
Valley of the Sun United Way launches new ‘Fair Chance Collaborative’
Valley of the Sun United Way is forming a new Fair Chance Collaborative to help address the multi-dimensional needs of individuals in the Phoenix metropolitan area who have been involved with the … more
Camelot Homes won the builder of the year award by the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona.
Scottsdale’s Camelot Homes wins builder of the year award at 38th MAME awards
The Home Builders Association of Central Arizona announced the winners of the 38th annual Major Achievements in Merchandising Excellence Awards at a ceremony held April 6, 2024, at the JW Marriott … more
The Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center is hosting a “glamping” night out for kids K-8 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. April 20.
‘Glamping’ kids’ night out at Jewish Community Center
The Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center in Scottsdale will host an exciting and fun-filled night of indoor “glamping” for children in grades K-8 Saturday, April 20, from 5 p.m. to 8 … more
Scottsdale native Ryan Miller is introducing AI into the medical world.
Scottsdale native brings AI to dentistry
Ever been lying in bed worrying about the day’s medical appointment? What did the doctor say about the diagnosis? How much was the bill? You’ll call first thing in the morning … more
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Local nonprofit Waste Not and restaurant Birdcall are teaming up April 24 to raise funds to fight hunger in Arizona.
Waste Not and Birdcall are teaming up to fight hunger
April 24 is Stop Food Waste Day and local nonprofit, Waste Not, is teaming up with Valley restaurant, Birdcall, to help raise awareness. Arizona is known as the worst offender for food waste in … more

Senior Owen Barker, left, and junior Marco Bartoletti show off a 3-D printer and other musical equipment they use as Melody Makers at the STEAM showcase on Saturday, April 13. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)
Scottsdale students combine art and STEM
The Scottsdale Math & Science Academy (SMSA) celebrated its students’ recent projects and achievements at the annual STEAM showcase on Saturday, April 13. The SMSA is a specialized … more
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Trever Wilde, CEO and investment advisor for Scottsdale’s Wilde Wealth Management Group, was named the No. 2 overall advisor in Arizona.
Forbes names Scottsdale’s Trevor Wilde among top advisors in Arizona
Trever Wilde, CEO and investment advisor for Scottsdale’s Wilde Wealth Management Group, was named the No. 2 overall advisor in Arizona. (Wilde Wealth Management Group) Forbes names … more
Scottsdale’s Brookfield Properties invites public to block party
Scottsdale-based Brookfield Properties invites the public and prospective home buyers to Bloom At Blossom Rock: The Ultimate Block Party at the Valley’s newest master-planned community On … more
Scottsdale’s new library director Michael Beck wants to offer STEAM education services by offering 3D printer maker spaces and a center for creating pod casts.
Scottsdale’s new library director shares vision
As long as he can remember, Michael Beck has always had a love of books. It’s a good trait to have for a librarian, but as the new director of Scottsdale’s Library System, Beck wants … more
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The Grand Canyon Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution honored official City of Scottsdale Historian Joan Fulda. From left: Gera King, Fudala and Stephanie Troth.
DAR honors Scottsdale historian Joan Fudala
The Grand Canyon Chapter of National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, presented Joan Fudala, the official City of Scottsdale Historian, with the Daughters of the American Revolution … more
Fatimah Amer (Submitted photo)
Two Scottsdale students make 18 Under 18
Junior Achievement of Arizona recently announced the 2024 18 under 18 winners. These young people have started businesses and nonprofits, broken glass ceilings, volunteered or advocated for a … more
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