Apparently rejecting overtures by the golf course owner for a sit-down, the Foothills Club West Association board is expected to vote tomorrow night, Dec. 9, on whether to appeal a Superior Court judge’s ruling that gave the Club West Conservancy a victory in a lawsuit originally filed in Ma…
Calling his opponent’s argument “deceptive and inappropriate,” the lawyer for Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course owner ALCR told a judge, “It is time for the plaintiffs to put the past behind them and focus on what the owner of the property is required to do.”
Ahwatukee motor vehicle owners have felt the sting of the latest crime that’s on an upswing in this year: catalytic converter theft.
Halloween is just around the corner, and for kids that means free candy. And free candy means an increased need to ensure you’re taking the proper steps to maintain adequate oral health. Candy is not only loaded with sugar, but is very acidic, and can have adverse impacts on the teeth if pro…
Zabdi Hess said it wasn’t hard coming up with the inspiration for a new kind of tap room. She and her husband Kyle have a three-year-old child.
When Vlada Markov was 9, her next-door neighbor acquired a new puppy, but as a flight attendant, she needed a reliable pet sitter.
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Ahwatukee residents who head over to the Habit Burger Grill just over the I-10 in Chandler o…
When your overall health is an issue, there’s no such thing as too much information.
Jessica Spada and Bonnie Smith have a lot in common.
Intel wants to keep the good times rolling in Chandler.
Tammy Opfer is a single mother of two who wants to set a good example for her son and daught…
Jill and Jeremiah Green are bucking a trend.
In a movie landscape full of exceptional special effects and some thin plots, Derek Dodd sea…
A billion dollars is a lot of money even for Salt River Project. And keep in mind SRP’s money is really our money – money from payments you and I make to SRP on our monthly electric bills.
Members of the Foothills Community Association should be aware of three important issues affecting the HOA.
Going back to work or back to school takes a bit of adjustment after months of COVID-related isolation. In addition to exchanging sweatpants for business attire, many of us are re-learning a few social skills that may have atrophied after months of staring at a screen.
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