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Former Fountain Hills firefighter sentenced after secretly recording wife, children.
Former Fountain Hills firefighter sentenced to probation
Former Fountain Hills firefighter Douglas Rohr was sentenced Thursday, Aug. 6, to 10 years of supervised probation, ordered to register as a sex offender and complete both sex offender and mental … more
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Ascension Church begins its religious education programs for children on Aug. 23.
Church of the Ascension religious education program for children launches soon in Fountain Hills
Church of the Ascension in Fountain Hills is going to launch its religious education program for children soon. The program begins on Aug. 23 at the Church at 12615 N. Fountain Hills Blvd., … more
Middle school football opens a path to play in high school.
Fountain Hills middle school football seeking players
Fountain Hills middle school is seeking players for its upcoming season.  Practices will run from 6 to 8 p.m. starting Monday, Aug. 10, and be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday night, … more
JOY Church is holding a men’s breakfast on Aug. 17.
JOY Church to hold men’s breakfast
JOY Church is set to hold its monthly men’s breakfast soon. The breakfast begins at 8 a.m. on Aug. 17 at Phil’s Filling Station at 16852 E. Parkview Ave., according to JOY Church’s … more
From left, Robert Mason, Gage Shroyer, Jack Sopeland, Cole Johnson and Rowan Isaacs comprise the Falcons receiver room, which stands among the most talented in the 2A conference.
Talented receiving room looking to lead Falcons football
Notorious for their speed and hunting, falcons are regarded as the ruler of aerial attacks. While that may also be true for the bird of prey, the same holds true for Fountain Hills wide receiver … more
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Val Reichler, the new Fountain Hills Unified School District superintendent has served the district for 16 years in other roles.
Get to know Superintendent Val Reichler
With the start of the 2026-27 school year, Val Reichler officially begins her first year as superintendent of the Fountain Hills Unified School District. Learn more about the district’s new leader … more
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Assaults, thefts reported to Sheriff’s Office
Thursday, July 30 *Deputies responded to the 14000 block of E. Grandview Drive where it was reported two unknown subjects trespassed in the locked pool area of a community. *Deputies … more
“Coffee Mixed with Cream” opens at Fountain Hills Theater on Aug. 21.
Upcoming original play from Fountain Hills Theater explores the mixed-race experience
Fountain Hills Theater is getting ready to present a brand-new, original play this fall. “Coffee Mixed with Cream,” a new show written by local playwright Elias Matthews and directed by Gil … more
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Ridgeway Drive facing closure for water main work.
Road closures in Fountain Hills
EPCOR crews are advancing to the final phase of a new water main installation, prompting road closures for Ridgeway Drive at Paliades Boulevard beginning Friday, Aug. 7, through Oct. 1, a press … more
Fearless Kitty Rescue is seeking donations of cat food for the more than 60 hungry kittens the nonprofit needs to feed.
Fearless Kitty Rescue asks for help from Fountain Hills community to feed kittens
Local nonprofit Fearless Kitty Rescue is asking for the help of the Fountain Hills community in feeding the more than 60 hungry rescue kittens who are living there. In a Facebook post, volunteer … more
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The Fountain Hills Community Center holding a three-part Medicare education series this fall.
Fountain Hills Community Center to hold free Medicare education series
The Fountain Hills Community Center is holding a free three-part series on Medicare education this fall. The series runs from 10-11:30 a.m. on Sept. 19, 26, and Oct. 17 at the Community Center, … more
Fountain Hills residents were filled in on the state of Arizona’s water supply and the potential impacts from cuts to the Colorado River.
Central Arizona Project, EPCOR confident in Fountain Hills water supply
With cuts to Arizona’s intake from the Colorado River leading the latest stream of concerns over water security in the desert, representatives from the Central Arizona Project and EPCOR provided … more
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