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The internationally-acclaimed Urban Strings -- formerly known as the Urban Quartet - will perform for northeast Valley musical enthusiasts during the fourth week of the "Music on the Promenade" presented by EXCEL Trust on Friday evening, May 18 at the Scottsdale Promenade. EXCEL Trust owns and manages the 87-acre retail and office center located at the southeast intersection of Scottsdale Road and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard.
Locavores, Foodies... and ALL Lovers of delicious food made from the freshest, seasonal, local ingredients... LISTEN UP!
Calistro California Bistro takes quality seriously and brings that "Farm to Table" mentality from California to Scottsdale, Arizona. They buy seasonal produce from the best local farms and then prepare everything in-house, "from scratch," using the highest quality ingredients available!
If you had to think of your perfect evening out, what would you imagine? Spending quality time with your friends and family... or maybe enjoying a cold delicious craft beer and an incredible meal outdoors while enjoying our beautiful AZ weather... or perhaps your idea of a perfect evening is having your faithful canine companion with you to help cheer on your favorite sports team.
At Nimbus American Bistro & Brewery, you don't have to imagine that perfect evening. It's the perfect restaurant for a night out with the WHOLE FAMILY!
Like every other major city, sports bars are a dime a dozen in the Valley of the Sun. You can picture them... usually chain restaurants, with generic decor and an even more generic menu. The only ladies likely to hang out there are the one's serving your drinks and hopefully, you can ENJOY your game over the din of noise echoing off every wall.
That CAN'T be said about the Half Moon Sports Grill. It is so far above ordinary, it is EXTRORDINARY!
A caregiver is a family member, friend or paid individual who is responsible for the care of a child or person who is sick, disabled or elderly. In general, anyone who provides physical and/or emotional care for an ill or disabled person is a caregiver.
Whether they're grabbing a dog at the baseball game or grilling one up on (in) the back yard, most American's agree that the hotdog is the quintessential food of summer. What they DON'T agree upon is how to top it!
Every major city and region in the country seems to weigh in with their favorite. But in almost any discussion of the subject, the Chicago style dog "dragged through the garden" invariably rises to the top. And NOBODY does a Chicago style dog better than Chicago's Al's Beef in Scottsdale.
Scottsdale, Arizona is becoming one of the most desirable cities to live in the U.S. Known for its Southwestern hospitality and serene environment, the urban city is a premier business destination as well. Those who enjoy an active city with spas, parks, and upscale shopping are not only visiting Scottsdale but now relocating to the city. One of the best things about Scottsdale is that you can find beautiful homes at affordable prices. Scottsdale houses for sale can start as low as $200,000.
Montreal circus acts flip onto Scottsdale stage
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/16/12 01:30:05 PM
The dance troupe 7 Fingers: PSY performs its cutting-edge circus act, delving into the surreal underworld of the human psyche of dreams and memories, Friday and Saturday at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Scottsdale plans to spend $3.3M on pay raises, salary adjustments
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/16/12 12:00:02 PM
In the upcoming fiscal year, Scottsdale plans to spend $3.3 million on pay raises and salary adjustments for qualifying employees, a move supporters say will maintain the city's competitiveness in the marketplace.
Debate rages on over minimum GPA for Scottsdale athletes
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/16/12 10:00:02 AM
A proposal to raise the academic bar for high school athletes has led to an impassioned debate in the Scottsdale Unified School District.
Scottsdale revenue dip hits capital budget
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/16/12 09:45:02 AM
Scottsdale's money for basic capital projects has been shrinking in recent years, a result of waning revenues in the city's budget brought on by the recession, city officials said.
Fountain Hills residents elect new council
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/16/12 09:00:03 AM
Fountain Hills Town Councilman Dennis Brown was re-elected and newcomer Cecil Yates was chosen to replace outgoing Councilman Dennis Contino
Tempe mayor race: Monti has narrow lead in vote
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 10:15:09 PM
With all 15 precincts reported, Michael Monti had a narrow lead over Mark Mitchell, according to the unofficial election results Tuesday in the runoff election for mayor.The race for Tempe mayor was a bitter battle to the unofficial end.
Scottsdale Mayor Lane to join challengers in Q&A public meeting
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 01:15:03 PM
Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane, who is seeking re-election this year, said he will join challengers Drew Bernhardt and John Washington in a "get-to-know-the-candidates" event Thursday hosted by the Community Council of Scottsdale.
2 PV principals will get new roles, 1 in Scottsdale
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 11:00:05 AM
The principals of two Paradise Valley Unified School District schools will make the transition to district level positions next year.
PV Mountain Shadows resort owner defaults on loan
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 10:30:02 AM
Mountain Shadows defaults on loan, but vows to renegotiate loan and move forward with project.
Valley Metro aims to make Express bus routes faster
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 10:00:04 AM
When a Tempe Express bus pulls away from the curb on Broadway Road near Loop 101, it begins a 50-minute journey to downtown Phoenix. That 19-mile trip, on Route 520, winds through several neighborhoods and includes up to 12 stops before the bus reaches the freeway -- not exactly "express" in the literal sense.
Police volunteers are eyes, ears of Paradise Valley
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 05/15/12 09:30:02 AM
Paradise Valley residents have options to protect their belongings while gone during the summer months.
