The Town of Fountain Hills has decided to withdraw a proposed Zoning Ordinance text amendment allowing detoxification facilities within certain commercial zoning districts. Read more
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The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation announced it has signed both the new Tribal State Gaming Compacts, along with the legislative changes required to enact them. Read more
Since Republic Services has been the trash hauler for residential services in the Town of Fountain Hills, the town and the company have collaborated to create the Fountain Hills and Republic S… Read more
The Town of Fountain Hills will hold its Residential Electronics Recycling Event this Saturday, April 24, in the Community Center parking lot at 13001 N. La Montana Dr. from 9 a.m. to noon. Read more
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and Town of Fountain… Read more
Maricopa County Library District (MCLD) moves to its next phase of reopening Monday, April 26. Read more
The annual budget proposal presented to the Town Council on April 13 includes $22,714,000 for the General Fund operations, and another $5,924,000 for capital projects. Read more
The Town of Fountain Hills is moving forward with a proposed Zoning Ordinance amendment that would provide a citizen participation requirement for development projects that require a zoning ch… Read more
Spotlight
Ron and Nancy Kreinbring, who live part-time in Fountain Hills, have made a mission for themselves to support Vietnam veterans. As part of their efforts, they work locally and in Minnesota with the Honor Quilt organization, which gifts veterans with handmade quilts for their life of service.… ...Read more
Four Peaks Rotary Club recently recognized Colleen Jacobson, special education team lead at Fountain Hills High School, as the March Teacher of the Month. She received a certificate and $275 m… Read more
Regarding a complaint this past fall concerning the Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board and perceived violations of Open Meeting Law, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office f… Read more
The Falcon tennis squad played a couple of home matches this past week, including a showdown against Lincoln Prep on April 14 and another against Cicero Prep on April 15. Read more
It was a big week for the high school baseball team, with the Falcons besting Payson on April 12 before dominating Page in both rounds of a doubleheader over the weekend. Read more
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Following the town budgeting process for the next fiscal year reminds me that many residents…
Kudos to Mayor Ginny Dickey, Rev. Larry Fultz and the Mayor’s Youth Council for their effort…
To echo Beth Murphy’s April 7 opinion, widen Shea to three lanes? Why?
In Arizona and Georgia, multiple bipartisan audits, voting machine checks and scores of cour…
Your photo display entitled “A weekend filled with music and art” on page 8A of the Wednesda…
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James Winn, 90, of Fountain Hills passed away on April 12, 202…
Eleanor Cisak, a resident of Fountain Hills, passed away on Ja…
Catherine Lull, 78, of Fountain Hills passed away on April 4, …
David Lee Strang, Sr. (82) passed away on April 15, 2021 after…
Lori A. Darling, 59, passed away on April 7, 2021, at Honor He…
Detlef Karl Georg Lang, 79, of Fountain Hills died peacefully …
The year 1973 was so important to the success of the community that those of us that invested in its future were pleased with the way things were going.
In case you missed the front-page story or the announcements online, the Town of Fountain Hills has scheduled a COVID-19 vaccination event to take place at the Community Center on May 1. The short version is that this is the Moderna vaccine, there will be 400 doses available and June 5 has a…
There’s no denying that 2020 was a trying year. While some managed to make it through the COVID-19 storm relatively unscathed, many others lost jobs, family members or simply the ability to grab coffee or watch a movie with friends. The impacts were both great and small, and they were constant.
This Week in the Times
Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies in Fountain Hills reported the following incidents during the week from … 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
Maricopa County’s McDowell Mountain Regional Park is the next door neighbor to Fountain Hills. Program chan… Read more
Following is the schedule at the Fountain Hills Community Center for the upcoming week. This includes the J… Read more
