It has been two years since Fountain Hills was presented with and elected a slate of “conservative candidates” who would “Reclaim Our Town.” If you are among the minority who …
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Unfortunately, the ugly season — when PACs and candidates for office start littering our town with their campaign signs – is nearly upon us.
In the last council election, candidates …
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Ginny Dickey has been a successful Mayor of Fountain Hills for six years. As Mayor, she has gained valuable experience by years of working with many organizations in Maricopa County as well as …
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The absurd has been on display at Arizona’s Legislature: stripping women’s autonomy; praying in tongues on the chamber floor; demonizing LGBTQ through bizarre restroom scenarios; crafting …
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Primary ballots for the 2024 election will be coming to you after July 4. In a few weeks you will be voting on who the Democrat/Republican nominees will be.
To say the future of this nation …
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Conservative Fountain Hills Town Council member Hannah Toth touts her employment as a "voter analyst" at Turning Point Action, a political action committee which is described on its website as …
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Vote Dickey, it’s obvious!
We are all living in Fountain Hills because it is the greatest town in Arizona. The residents and town government made it the best. We have the safest community …
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It is not often that I find myself agreeing with Jesse James, but in his letter to the editor of April 8 (Page 8, April 17 printed edition), I absolutely agree with him with respect to stinknet weed …
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You don't have to know Mayor Ginny Dickey to appreciate her style. But I'm lucky, I know her.
You could be accustomed to her steady leadership style, her welcoming smile, or her analytical …
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In 2016 Joe Arpaio lost his bid to be re-elected as sheriff of Maricopa County. Since that time, he has run for office several times and lost. Yet, at 91, Arpaio is running for mayor a second time. …
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Peggy McMahon has three goals for our town: Helping our community remain safe, helping it remain welcoming and helping it become more and more dynamic.
Town Council elections are supposed to be …
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