Tom Durham is midway through his first term as a Scottsdale City Council member.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors may be the epitome of the good that can come from people who band together to support others in need.

Learn why two leaders from the Scottsdale Unified School District stand in support of superintendent Scott Menzel, who has faced criticism over remarks about equity and inclusion

Midway through her first term as a city council member, Tammy Caputi has developed a strong vision for leading Scottsdale forward, maintaining the heritage of the city while ensuring its economic vitality.

While hundreds of thousands enjoy the incredible list of events about to unfold in Scottsdale – from the Waste Management Open to Super Bowl events to spring training – there are public servants working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure they all stay safe and sound throughout.

While hundreds of thousands enjoy the incredible list of events about to unfold in Scottsdale – from the Waste Management Open to Super Bowl events to spring training – there are public servants working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure they all stay safe and sound throughout.

Since it was formed nearly 30 years ago, the Community Celebrating Diversity has played a leading role in promoting diversity values in Scottsdale. Meet Marion Kelly, who has been on its board for 25 years, and Sarah Kearney, current board president, as they outline the impact the group has had on the city. With their big fundraiser, the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration dinner just days away, this is a good time to salute them both, and all their supporters, for their long-term impact in our community.

The first quarter of the year in Scottsdale will be one of the city’s busiest events times ever, highlighted by Super Bowl 57 and all of the activities that will occur around that

Linda Milhaven is nearing the end of 12 years of service as a member of the Scottsdale City Council. She now has served three terms, the limit allowed for council members.