The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department has launched a master planning process to guide recreation projects and priorities for the next decade. This initiative aims to ensure that future parks and recreation goals align with community needs. To gather public input, the department will host several workshops and focus groups over the coming months.
The fire at the SRP-MIC landfill has been suppressed since early Sunday, but landscaping debris continued to smolder and smoke into Tuesday morning. Due to prevailing winds, parts of Scottsdale experienced increased smoke levels compared to when the fire was active.
The Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) Board of Directors has approved a $250,000 grant for Scottsdale Water's residential grass removal program. The decision was made on September 20, as part of the Water Conservation Grant Fund (WCGF), which is one of three new funds established by the state legislature last year to support water reduction and efficiency initiatives.
Latino students were the most prevalent ethnicity in Maricopa County school districts in the 2021-22 school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education
Sinusitis can lead to unexpected problems, including cognitive challenges. Dr. Franklyn Gergits of Sinus and Allergy Wellness Center recalled how a balloon sinuplasty procedure helped a patient who was having issues with his memory.
The city of Scottsdale has officially unveiled the newly remodeled Civic Center, marking a significant renovation of the area that has served as a central hub for civic events and gatherings for 55 years. The celebration, titled "Fall in Love with Scottsdale Civic Center," will feature over 70 activities from October 3 to November 22 in Old Town.
In Maricopa County schools, there were more Latino students than any other individual ethnicity in the 2021-22 school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education.
Scottsdale Video Network has released its program guide for October, offering a diverse lineup of shows available on Cox Cable channel 11 and various connected TV platforms through the LocalBTV app. Viewers can access the network on GoogleTV, Apple, Roku, Amazon-Fire, Sony, Samsung, LG & Vizio.
Sinusitis refers to anything that might cause inflammation in the sinuses. Dr. Franklyn Gergits of Sinus and Allergy Wellness Center said chronic inflammation can lead to many other health issues, including affecting your ability to breathe through your nose.
Arizona State Rep. Joseph Chaplik (R-3) has expressed his concerns about the Fountain Hills Unified School District after a routine audit revealed a high number of errors and missing funds. In a statement, Chaplik described the list of errors as "incredible" and suggested that it reflected chaos within the district's operations.
Scottsdale's city budget for the fiscal year 2023/24 focuses on safe neighborhoods, parks, and community services. The city's budget book and annual reports are available to the public.
Arizona Breathe-Free Sinus and Allergy Centers, located at 9377 E. Bell Road, was recognized by Patient Daily, a national healthcare industry publication, for its high customer reviews on Google.
The Scottsdale City Council has approved two projects aimed at enhancing the Paiute Neighborhood Center, with separate funding sources designated for each initiative. The council's decision focuses on upgrading aging facilities and addressing the demand for affordable housing in Scottsdale.
Matt Roeske, founder of the Scottsdale-based company Cultivate Elevate, said his company’s mission is centered on providing the right superfoods to help people heal their bodies.
With ragweed season in full swing, there are options available to patients that can help alleviate allergy symptoms. Dr. Franklyn Gergits of Sinus and Allergy Wellness Center said that if a patient has sinus inflammation, they usually also have allergies.
The city of Scottsdale is set to unveil the remodeled Scottsdale Civic Center this fall. This renovation marks a significant upgrade to an area that has been central to the city's events and gatherings for 55 years. The renewed space aims to offer both locals and visitors a more enriching experience with its facilities for art, culture, entertainment, festivals, and family activities.
Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones, a four-part documentary series on Netflix, was released on August 30. The series features Dan Buettner, Blue Zones founder and National Geographic Fellow, as he explores five regions known for their residents' long and healthy lives. These areas are characterized by a plant-based diet, natural movement, and strong family ties.
Fountain Hills United School District Governing Board member Libby Settles said it "saddened" her to learn that a strong majority of students at Fountain Hills Middle School failed a state math exam in the 2021-2022 school year.