Category: News

Andrew Junker – The Catholic Sun Notre Dame Preparatory plans to expand the size of their campus and student body using unused city land in Scottsdale. View the news article

Laurie Roberts Once influential members of the Scottsdale community are now having a more difficult time having their voices heard by the local government. View the news article

Lynh Bui, The Arizona Republic The Scottsdale City Council approved an alleyway abandonment that will make way to relocate a controversial SRP electrical substation to the northeastern corner of 68th …

In Scottsdale, you’ve never really needed a program to tell the players, the people who have long had entrée into city offices and the ear of the People Who Run …

2009 is sure to be fascinating, given how the city has been shaken by political, economic forces. The champagne has run dry, the party hats are put away and the …

Beth Duckett, The Arizona Republic Former Fountain Hills Mayor Wally Nichols is heading a committee seeking to defeat a referendum on the Nov. 4 ballot. Save Our Small Town, a …

Beth Duckett, The Arizona Republic Plans to build 1,000 homes east of Fountain Hills got the initial thumbs up Wednesday from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Overlooking complaints from …

Kate Nolan, The Arizona Republic A planned historic overlay for part of Taliesin West reached final stages with its recent approval by the Scottsdale Historic Preservation Commission. Now Taliesin’s owner, …

Weldon B. Johnson, The Arizona Republic A rezoning plan for the Mayo Clinic breezed through the Scottsdale Planning Commission without opposition. The change approved late Wednesday will be subtle and …

Dan Nowicki, Scottsdale Republic John Berry is the No. 1 name in downtown Scottsdale redevelopment. He’s the local attorney who more often than not represents the folks behind the highest-profile …