NE Valley Times

Scottsdale Video Network has announced its program schedule for May, featuring a variety of shows and public meetings. The network can be accessed on Cox channel 11, in addition to their live stream.

The schedule includes educational and informative programs such as "Arizona Wildlife Views," an Emmy-winning show exploring Arizona's wildlife opportunities, airing Wednesdays at multiple times throughout the day. "Building Hoover Dam" offers historical insights into the construction of this monumental structure with broadcasts on Sundays.

Fitness enthusiasts can tune into "Club SAR @ Home" for guided routines available weekdays in the early morning. Environmental issues are addressed in "Don't Move a Mussel," which discusses the impact of non-native mussels on Arizona lakes, airing Saturdays.

Other programs include "Fire & Water: Restoring Arizona’s Forests," focusing on forest thinning efforts crucial for wildfire prevention, and "Grow Strong & Healthy Trees in the Desert," providing tips on planting desert trees. These air at various times throughout the week.

Historical content is featured in "Honoring Preserve Pioneers," telling the story of Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve establishment, available Mondays and Thursdays. Aviation history enthusiasts can watch "Legends of Airpower," profiling significant figures in American aviation history.

Community-focused programming includes "Neighborhood College," offering resources for effective neighborhood leadership, and "Scottsdale Blue Zones Kickoff," discussing health improvements inspired by global cultures. Business strategies post-pandemic are explored in "Scottsdale Forward."

Music lovers can enjoy performances by the Scottsdale Philharmonic Orchestra on Thursdays and Saturdays. Safety tips are provided by the Arizona Game and Fish Department through "Splash! Boating Safely in Arizona Waterways."

Children's safety education is covered by Sprinkler the clown during weekends, while Mayor David D. Ortega presents city updates in his "State of the City Address." Crime stories from local police files are shared weekly in "Stories from the Files of the Scottsdale Police Department."

Veterans' stories are highlighted in episodes of Veterans AZ, celebrating their contributions across Arizona. Lastly, archival interviews with former city manager Dick Bowers feature discussions with late mayor Herb Drinkwater on Sundays and Fridays.

Public meeting schedules are subject to change or cancellation; viewers are encouraged to check ScottsdaleAZ.gov for updates.