
Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits takes position on November ballot measures
Alliance supports Prop. 211 but opposes propositions 132, 309 By Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits The Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, which merged with Arizona Grantmakers Forum

Alliance supports Prop. 211 but opposes propositions 132, 309 By Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits The Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, which merged with Arizona Grantmakers Forum

By Colby Ayres | Point of View There’s a surprising new segment of the population embracing the cannalifestyle — seniors. Multiple studies show that the

Blue Cross Blue Shield offers blueprint to defeat Diabetes By Dr. Cara Christ | Point of View If it has not already, diabetes is likely

By Susan Anable | Point of View In October, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month brings into focus three indisputable truths about the internet: One, it is

By Julie Pastrick | Point of View In a recent speech, President Joe Biden spoke about “Big Labor’s agenda” in Washington. “I believe every worker

VIEW: Phoenix & Scottsdale allure outweighs other challenges By Gary Shapiro | Point of View The more things change, the less they change. That’s pure

By David McCarville | Thoughts on Innovation Representing a population of approximately 72 million people, Baby Boomers are expected to bequeath $10 trillion in assets

Scottsdale Police Department has advocate in mayor By David Ortega | Thoughts on Innovation Scottsdale relies on 400 sworn police officers to protect and serve

By David Gilmer | Thoughts on Innovation When it rains, it pours during monsoon season in Arizona! The heavy rainfall tends to disrupt the natural

By Melissa Swift | Thoughts on Innovation Online banking platforms and the advancement of technology has enabled consumers to be in control of their finances

By Gary Shapiro | Thoughts on Innovation You can’t help but notice the noise from the pessimists about almost any topic under their falling skies.

By Gary Shapiro | Thoughts on Innovation Real estate is local and cyclical. Contrary to popular opinion, real estate is not realty TV. That’s why

By Brian Larsen | Thoughts on Innovation Achieving financial freedom is a common goal most individuals strive to reach. Possessing this type of security presents

By Arizona Independent Pharmacy Coalition Drugs costs are a major concern for most Americans. The current healthcare system allows Pharmacy Benefit Managers to act as

By Gary Shapiro | Digital Free Press When my son was little, he played Little League. I can remember how excited he was being with

A commentary from a Scottsdale City Council candidate By Raoul Zubia | Thoughts on Innovation Scottsdale is a city in perpetual motion, and the one

By Gary Shapiro | Thoughts on Innovation By now, you’ve seen news our local real estate market is changing. Recent interest rate hikes, among other

By David Gilmer | Thoughts on Innovation As summer temperatures continue to rise to extreme levels in Arizona, scorpions tend to migrate inside our homes.

By Barry Graham | Thoughts on Innovation The Tuesday, Aug. 2, election for three seats on the City Council is all about the path Scottsdale

By Alessandra Navidad | Thoughts on Innovation The Arizona Animal Welfare League saves the lives of over 4,000 dogs and cats every year, and this

By Bob Pejman | Thoughts on Innovation In the last two Scottsdale City Council candidate forums, Barry Graham mentioned there were 10,000 apartment units in

Fear-based politicking tarnishes Scottsdale brand By Tammy Caputi | Thoughts on Innovation I ran for City Council to be a positive, forward-thinking voice for Scottsdale.

By: Dr. Pablo Prichard, AKA Dr. Scottsdale | Thoughts on Innovation With countries reopening after quarantine, Americans are eager to go on vacations more than

By Gary Shapiro | Digital Free Press Recent news has put a slight cloud on the economy and housing. For those of you who may

By Brad Kuenn | Thoughts on Innovation We’ve had many surprises opening an art studio — that was expected. Glitter spills? Been there. Eccentric artists

Scottsdale mayor calls on fellow leaders to act now on drought By David Ortega | Thoughts on Innovation Severe drought on the Colorado River Basin

By Rachel Sacco | Thoughts on Innovation As residents, we all enjoy the benefits that come with living in a thriving resort destination — hotels,

By Solange Whitehead | Thoughts on Innovation With all the signs popping up on the corners, it’s pretty clear that an election is on the

By Carrie Collins-Fadell | Thoughts on Innovation As the CEO of the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona, I lead a team that works extensively with