By Kate Birchler and Joe Iturri | Point of View Each year, Scottsdale’s visitors spend their dollars at local businesses of all sizes, from galleries
By Jamie Roberts and David Voepel | Point of View Thirty-six percent of Arizona’s population is seniors – more than 2.5 million residents. Of those
By Terrance Thornton | Point of View Whoever you are, wherever you are, please understand that no matter what your issue is, what has happened
By Gary Shapiro | Point of View On Friday, Dec. 8, Scottsdale Leadership will honor three members from our community for their leadership impact. Congratulations
Chris McGugan | Point of View The work landscape has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, marked by disengaged employees, work-life imbalances, and a
By Lorrie Henderson | Point of View Between the 24-hour news cycle and social media, kids today have more access to news and information than
By Sonya Engle | Point of View I am acutely familiar with breast cancer diagnoses. Nearly 30 years ago, I lost my mother after an
Surprise Optom Community Center meant to spur new activity for local seniors By Chloe Conklin | Point of View As we get older, the steps
By Jenna Christie-Tabron | Point of View October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and research shows 30% of children exposed to intimate partner violence had
By Susan Anable | Point of View Digital Inclusion Week is Oct. 2-6 and there is a new, friendly gateway to digital literacy for seniors.
By Dr. Scott Spurgeon | Point of View The power of industry partnerships is unparalleled in the field of Career and Technical Education. Through partnering
By Annette Reichman | Point of View Creating a positive educational environment has been the primary goal of schools and educators nationwide; however, for the
By David Shapiro | Point of View I am a second-generation Arizona native and have been running my own business for over six years. As
By Katherine Cecala | Point of View The workforce is changing and the way young people view the workforce is changing too. One of the
By Alexis Glascock | Point of View A new law in Illinois will require parent social media influencers to set aside money for their children, under 16, who
Hispanic heritage unfolds across Phoenix Metropolitan Area Carla Vargas Jasa, Todd Sanders, and Monica Villalobos | Point of View As we recognize National Hispanic Heritage
By Dr. Kimberly Klatt | Point of View For millions of older Americans, falls are a serious concern. In fact, more than 3 million seniors
Work-based learning can offer transcendent experience for aspiring professionals By Susan Leon | Point of View As thousands of Arizona high school students settle into
By Jerry Long | Point of View Arizona seniors are being squeezed. Costs are going up for nearly everything we need – from the food
By Marc Lamber | Point of View A chilling increase in drowning incidents, including toddlers, has cast a foreboding, yet preventable shadow over the greater
By Gary Shapiro | Point of View I’ve seen it all during the past 52 years as a Scottsdale real estate broker. During various cycles,
By Charles Woods | Point of View When summer break hits, school becomes a distant memory and most kids prefer to spend their days prioritizing
By Anna Mineer | Point of View Arizona small businesses are suffocating under the stranglehold of a concentrated U.S. payments marketplace, which favors corporate giants
By Lisa Rehurek | Point of View In the realm of small business, the fear of failure often looms large. Redefining our relationship with failure
By Tammie Kay Perez | Point of View When an individual feels sick, wants to address a health concern, or receives an annual check-up, they
By Dr. Scott Menzel | Point of View There is no greater economic driver or workforce development strategy than public education. That recognition is what
By Loyd Eskildson | Point of View The Scottsdale Unified School District ‘advantage’ depicted in Dr. Menzel’s article is, in my opinion, mythical. The study from
By Rachel Sacco | Point of View With marketing, you have mere seconds to make an emotional connection with a potential visitor. Yet those seconds
By Marc Lamber | Point of View The haunting trend of drowning accidents at Lake Pleasant has taken a distressing turn, with eight tragic deaths
By Greg Choy | Point of View As a healthcare professional, I’m happy to see the significant strides our community has made to understand the
