It’s a tradition in most cities and towns that the mayor gives an overview of the previous year’s successes and challenges and takes a look ahead in a update hosted by the local Chamber of Com… Read more
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Ask any native Arizonan and chances are they’ll be able to rattle off the “Five Cs of Arizona” without hesitation: copper, cattle, cotton, citrus and climate. These vital industries helped gro… Read more
48 Arizona Women and the Arizona Historical Society have selected the 48 Most Intriguing Women of Arizona for 2022, among them an astronaut, a fire department chief and a young collegiate golf… Read more
Those who are knowledgeable and passionate about a skill or craft are invited to consider connecting with the community by sharing it with others. Read more
The good weather in Arizona in late winter and spring is a high time for garage sales in Fountain Hills and, with changes the Town Council made to its sign regulations last fall, residents may… Read more
An annual effort to count the number of people experiencing homelessness in the region will resume in person this year, after being postponed last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce will hold an educational workshop, “Death and Money,” as part of the Chamber University Educational Series Saturday, Jan. 22, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the … Read more
This is an updated version of an earlier story with additional information added. Read more
Spotlight
Photos taken during the 2021 Breakfast With Santa, hosted out of the Community Center Saturday morning, Dec. 11. ...Read more
Days after claiming their first win of the season 2-0 over Scottsdale Prep, the Fountain Hills High School boys soccer team repeated and beat Tempe Prep 4-3 on Tuesday, Jan. 11. The Falcons st… Read more
The Fountain Hills High School girls basketball team won back to back games for the first time in two seasons last week. Following their 44-38 win over ALA – Ironwood on Friday, Jan. 7, the La… Read more
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The residents of Fountain Hills have a right to be upset that outside business entities cont…
I attended the Jan. 10 Planning and Zoning meeting concerning stronger ordinances for detox …
At the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on Jan. 10, it was revealed that Town staff ha…
We can all use a little inspiration now and then, especially during these difficult times.
A union, no different than the AFL-CIO or the United Auto Workers, again threatens our schoo…
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Kristie Bauer of Phoenix passed away Jan. 11, 2022, at age 68.…
Velma Darnell (Morford) McWhortor, age 94, passed away Jan. 8,…
Mielke, Ted (Theodore G.) (1955-2021). If you are reading this…
It is with a heavy heart the family of Edward W. Dedek announc…
Joey Sinkule, 38, beloved son of Dr. Joe and Nancy Sinkule and…
George Raymond Moran was born in Oceanside, N.Y., on April 16,…
If you check these pages each week, you’ve likely noticed that the Town of Fountain Hills Parks and Recreation Department hosts dozens of classes, talks, forums and activities each month.
It’s been a while since we took a look at our Fountain Hills History Lesson. I believe I left off talking about 1978.
In researching for this week’s column, I ran across an article on the Internet that had run in the Las Vegas Review Journal back in 2013 that told the story of other DBS patients. The story was written by reporter Paul Harasim.
This Week in the Times
Maricopa County Sheriff’s District 7 Office in Fountain Hills reported deputies responded to a series of ve… Read more
Fountain Hills Community Center is maintaining its schedule of weekday events at the Community Center, 1300… Read more
Maricopa County’s McDowell Mountain Regional Park is the next door neighbor to Fountain Hills. Program chan… Read more
As a public service, The Times publishes a list of items that have been reported lost or found in the community. Read more
