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From left, Joan Evans, Leslie Donaldson, Wendy Schelberg and Cynthia Magazine from Fountain Hills Friends of the Library.
Fountain Hills Friends of the Library looks ahead to fall events and beyond
Local nonprofit Fountain Hills Friends of the Library is planning for the future. The organization works independently of the Fountain Hills Library but aims to provide support to everything the … more
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Victim defrauded out of $100,000 in sheriff’s report
Deputies responded to the 15000 block of E. Thistle Drive where it was reported an unknown subject posing as a bank employee fraudulently coerced the victim out of approximately $100,000 on Friday, … more
From left: Randy and Amy Nelson of ExecLevel Wellness are launching their four-week Peak Life Kickstart Program on Sept. 14.
ExecLevel Wellness launching 4-week program for Fountain Hills
ExecLevel Wellness is launching a new wellness program for Fountain Hills residents soon. Titled 4-Week Peak Life Kickstart - Rise & Rebuild, the virtual wellness and workout program … more
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‘Fountain Hills Favorites’ voting is now open
The search for the best businesses in town is underway, with readers invited to take part in the 2026 Fountain Hills Favorites Readers’ Choice Awards. To view the list of nominees and vote, … more
Pure Pawsitivity is holding informational presentations for pet owners to learn more about pet wellness every Saturday.
Pure Pawsitivity to hold next weekly pet wellness seminar soon in Fountain Hills
Pure Pawsitivity is set to hold another one of its pet wellness seminars soon. The Fountain Hills business is holding its next seminar on Sept. 12  4-5 p.m., according to a post from the FH … more
“BFF” by Judith Rothenstein-Putzer of the Fountain Hills Art League.
Fountain Hills Art League looks forward to upcoming season
The Fountain Hills Art League has a new look heading into fall 2026 following a shake-up with its governing body. “The old board resigned en masse and we had an emergency meeting, and we voted … more
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Three Falcons recorded personal bests as the team prepares to host the Fountain Hills XC Invitational.
Cross county pacing Falcons fall sports
Cross country Fountain Hills cross county had a successful showing at the Western Equinox Invitational, despite last-second race relocation hiccups due to construction. Instead, the race was … more
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Michael Jones, president and chief executive officer of Delta Dental of Arizona
Delta Dental of Arizona expands its benefit offerings statewide addressing whole-person health
Delta Dental of Arizona announces the introduction of DeltaWellness by Delta Dental®, a new brand that brings together the organization’s growing suite of health and wellness offerings under one … more
Arizona has issued a directive that would allow pharmacists to give a flu vaccine without a prescription.The move came after inaction by the federal government, which normally offers guidance on the vaccines yearly.
Arizona issues directive on flu vaccine after federal inaction
PHOENIX — Unwilling to wait for federal actions, the Arizona Department of Health Services has issued a special order allowing pharmacists to administer the latest round of influenza vaccinations. … more
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The Fountain Hills Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition received a $5,000 grant through the Republic Services foundation during the Town Council’s Sept.1 meeting. Republic Services Municipal Manager Melissa Krueger, right, presented the check to Tammy Bell and Elizabeth Orr. “We are going to be expanding our Above That Youth Prevention and Leadership Club to the fifth grade,” Bell said, adding that many Arizona eighth graders who report drinking alcohol start by the age of 12 years old on average. “We’re going to start teaching some coping skills, creating some really important relationships and opportunities,” she said.
Fountain Hills Youth Coalition receives grant
The Fountain Hills Kids Market will be held on Sept. 26.
Fountain Hills Kids Market provides local youth with entrepreneurial opportunity
The Fountain Hills Kids Market will join the fall market on Sept. 26, providing local youth with an opportunity to make money off their artistic and entrepreneurial skills. The Kids Market will … more
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Questers Four Peaks #1207 members Kay Hatcher, Tonie Lindenberger, Betty Crisanti, Nell Bigley, Alice Helton, Sandy Stafford and Betsy Stambaugh standing by the new signage panels added in 2025 surrounding the Merci Train at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park in Scottsdale.
Fountain Hills area Questers help update Merci Train exhibit
The McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Merci Train boxcar is getting an updated exhibit, with Arizona Questers Four Peaks #1207 helping curate stories and materials, shape the exhibit layout and … more
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