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Firefighters in North Scottsdale Warn as Arizona Wildfires Surge Compared to Last Year
Arizona is getting scorched by wildfires, and the tally is climbing compared to the previous year, keeping firefighters on high alert. Firefighters in North Scottsdale and the surrounding areas are sounding the alarm, urging residents to stay prepared as the fire season intensifies. According to ABC15, Maricopa and Pinal counties have seen at least 25 wildfires scorch over 40,000 acres, a stark increase from the five fires accounting for 100 acres during the same period last year.
Tempe Siblings' Musical Tribute to Veterans Strikes a Chord on YouTube, Honoring Heroes on Memorial Day
In a heartfelt Memorial Day gesture, three siblings from Tempe, Arizona, have channeled the power of music and social media to create a tribute to American military service members. Known collectively as "Life in 3D," the Veater siblings—Daylon, Daura, and Devon—have become a YouTube sensation, with a subscriber count topping 115,000. The trio began their musical journey a few years back, with their talent quickly recognized by their parents who gifted them a microphone for Christmas, and now honor veterans with their harmonies.
Looking for a summer job? This Arizona city ranks No. 2 in the U.S.
Scottsdale may be a prime destination for Arizonans seeking part-time work and other employment opportunities as the summer months roll in. In a recent study by financial researcher WalletHub, Scottsdale was ranked as the No. 2 U.S. city for summer jobs in 2024. The study, which pulled data from 21...
Town of Gilbert to vote on electric vehicle charging station fees
GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — Free charging stations may be a thing of the past for electric vehicle owners in the town of Gilbert. The Town Council is set to vote on proposed fees during the June 18 meeting after a study was completed into possible rates. It could affect two charging stations, one of which is at the Hearne Parking Garage in downtown Gilbert.
7-year-old killed in 'tragic accident' in Mesa driveway
A 7-year-old girl was killed in a Mesa driveway after she was hit by a truck on Thursday evening. According to Mesa police, the incident occurred around 6:15 p.m. on the 700 block of East Third Avenue, near South Horne and Broadway Road. The collision was initially reported as a hit-and-run, but after...
Jazz up your summer at The Ravenscroft’s final shows of the season
The popular north Scottsdale jazz venue The Ravenscroft is ending its successful show season with a bang. Be sure to catch one of this season’s final sets:. Natalie Gallatin is a saxophonist, composer, bandleader, educator, recording artist and activist based in Phoenix. She is a 21st century torchbearer for the performance, education and re-evaluation of the rich heritage of jazz music. Gallatin is very excited to share the stage with friends and mentors to showcase a night of her original compositions. She’ll be bringing work from her album, “Noodles,” as well as some newer compositions that have yet to be recorded.
Residents’ outcry delays city sustainability plan
With fiery-eyed residents staring them down, Scottsdale City Council members blinked. At its May 21, meeting, City Council unanimously voted on the city’s first “Sustainability Plan” – but only to have more workshops and outreach, punting the actual vote on the plan to a date to be determined.
No celebration, but a day to remember
“If other eyes grow dull and other hands slack, and other hearts cold in the solemn trust, ours shall keep it well as long as the light and warmth of life remains in us.” - Gen. John A. Logan, May 30, 1868. Scottsdale’s Sipe-Peterson American Legion Post 44 proudly...
Family and friends still seeking justice nearly 2 years after Tempe man's drowning
TEMPE, Ariz. — It's been two years since Sean Bickings drowned in Tempe Town Lake and still his family and friends continue to mourn his death. "He helped me get away from a dangerous situation and kept me alive until I could keep myself alive," Monica Perry said. "I...
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