City Councilman Sal DiCiccio scored a small victory last week as his counterparts approved a plan that will add an estimated $2.4 billion to Phoenix taxpayers’ cost of eliminating the city’s pension liability obligations for police and firefighters.
Dennis Lambert has a resume that two people could easily share: retired pharmaceutical sales and marketing executive, rock band guitarist, marathon runner, poet and deacon in the Catholic church.
Last week, an unusual image posted on social media showed a woman wearing a wedding dress and posing with tables of household items readying for her “Divorce Sale.”
Any hope for a quick resolution of the appeal over the South Mountain Freeway was shattered late last week when the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said it probably won’t hear oral arguments before October.
The Ambassador Committee in the Ahwatukee Chamber is the liaison between the Chamber and the business community.
For our community and our country to prosper, the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce is aware that developing the entrepreneurial spirit in our young people is critical. A 21st Century education and skills to match – as well as innovation and business creation – are the keys to the suc…
The Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce is focused not only on the business and commerce that occurs within our community, but also with delivery of new and exciting information that has relevance and value to our wonderful neighborhood.
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Mountainside Fitness is coming home.
Customers who quench their thirst with a cold brew at CK’s Tavern and Grill in Ahwatukee wil…
Heather Robinson’s taste in fashion has won praise in two different cities back East.
The 122-day legislative session this year was different than those in recent years in one si…
Plaza Hardware has begun phasing out into Ahwatukee’s history.
Amy Aranyosi has built her profession around the belief that even on the internet, first imp…
The advertisement on a local news website proved once again that you are never too old to learn something new.
Here’s something I believe that most everyone else will think is crazy: Budgets are not just interesting, they’re enlightening.
Trade is not a zero-sum game, where one party wins and one loses. Trade is a positive sum game, where both parties are better off from the exchange.
The clothing on our backs, the shoes on our feet, the toothpaste in our bathrooms – all these things that people have and tend to take for granted.
Woke up at dawn Thursday to breaking news: Yet another Valley wrong-way driving accident, this time a fatal near Interstate 17 and Thomas Road in west Phoenix. Early news reports indicated that the wrong-way offender had collided head-on with a tanker truck, his car veering off a freeway bridge. The wrong-way driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
Ahwatukee has a loose-dog problem.
This week, school communities in Ahwatukee and across the country will be celebrating “Teacher Appreciation Week.”
You likely have noticed that “The Season” is almost at an end in Ahwatukee.
The Desert Vista High School boys volleyball team may have a new coach, but it hasn’t lost its stride on the court. Read more
There was a time not long ago when the Mountain Pointe boys tennis team stepped off the bus for a match and the sound of the air brakes being released was symbolic. Read more
Kayleigh Conlon spends most of her days spinning in circles, but not because she lacks direction or drive. Read more
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