
Milhaven: Scottsdale has a $250M decision to make as sales tax measure materializes at City Hall
Linda Milhaven | Point of View The Scottsdale City Council needs to sharpen their pencils and consider other options before they decide to ask voters

Linda Milhaven | Point of View The Scottsdale City Council needs to sharpen their pencils and consider other options before they decide to ask voters

A look at what separates Arizona events from the pack By Kim Grace Sabow | Point of View If you’re a sports fan, you’ve got

By Adam Brake | Point of View The Haven Health Group proudly serves Arizona seniors through our network of 23 skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities.

By Michelle Reynolds | Point of View An animal abuser registry would go a long way toward preventing acts of violence against all of Arizona’s

By Larry Heath | Point of View Downtown dies for two reasons. They fail to replace functionally obsolete real estate with a modern, sales tax

By Terrance Thornton | Point of View Whoever you are, wherever you are, please understand that no matter what your issue is, what has happened

Lisa Borowsky announces 2024 campaign for mayor of Scottsdale By Lisa Borowsky | Point of View Over the last three years, I’ve heard from hundreds

By Andrew Petrie | Point of View As inflation and the cost of living for Arizonans continues to increase, so does the political bickering of

By Mason Gates | Point of View Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega recently delivered his ‘State of the City’ address, which rightfully declares that “Every year,

By Dr. Gerd Wuestemann | Point of View Scottsdale is a remarkable city: gifted with natural beauty, fabulous amenities, a humming economy, and a strong

By Marc Lamber | Point of View As a dedicated advocate for public safety, I’m profoundly conscious of the dangers lurking on our roads. Initiatives

By Larry Heath | Point of View I responded to a survey recently involving water conservation measures being considered by the city of Scottsdale. I

By Benjamin Brock | Point of View The New Year is here and many of us have made resolutions to build more positive daily habits.

By Todd Sanders and Carrie Masters | Point of View The Greater Phoenix Chamber and St. Joseph the Worker urge you to remember the Valley’s

By Athena Kehoe | Point of View As a 21-year-old ASU student, I’m like many kids my age looking forward to relaxing but having fun

By Marsha Volkema | Point of View Since frontier days, Arizonans have a history of helping one another. This trait rings true today, especially when

By Erica Reyes | Point of View Tis’ the season for holiday travel and family gatherings. According to the Caregiving in the U.S. 2020 Report,

By Tammy Caputi | Point of View Over the last three years I’ve had the honor and privilege of serving as your city councilwoman. Much

By David Smith | Point of View Former member of Scottsdale City Council — and previous city treasurer — David Smith shared with the Arizona

By Dr. Leo Odle | Point of View It’s a scary and sad fact, yet it’s true. Studies show more people die from heart attacks

By Deanne Poulos | Point of View It’s estimated over 53 million Americans are providing unpaid care for a loved one, spending an average of

By AJ Greathouse | Point of View Prospective Arizona home buyers face myriad challenges — and new federal regulations may make an already difficult housing

By Marc Lamber | Point of View Picture this: You’re engrossed in your favorite TV show when your Apple Watch vibrates urgently. The message reads,

By Elaina Verhoff | Point of View November gives Phoenicians so many reasons to give thanks. Cooler weather, the start of holiday season, and for

By Dr. Erica Grabinski | Point of View As the holidays approach, and the season’s expectations and demands draw near, it is not uncommon for

By Michael Jones | Point of View Are Arizonans becoming more aware of the vital link between oral health and overall well-being? According to “Examining

By Dr. Leo Odle | Point of View Veteran’s Day was this past Saturday, a time to express our gratitude to the women and men

By Dr. Karan Lal | Point of View Over the last few years retinol has gained popularity and has been hailed as the holy grail

By Todd Sanders and Jolyana Begay-Kroupa | Point of View Yá’át’ééh! (Hello!) This month marks Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the rich

By Charles Woods | Point of View The common generational struggles of youth today have become immensely amplified by the continued advancements in social technology.