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Artist Lore Vanderboegh will be the next artist displayed at the local art gallery.
ENTERTAINMENT

Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery to feature watercolor demo

The Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery is featuring a watercolor demo soon. Artist Lore Vanderboegh will give a live watercolor demonstration 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Nov. 3 at 16858 E. Avenue of the …
Fountain Hills Town Manager Rachael Goodwin, left, received the Arizona Cities and Town’s Week proclamation, awarded by Vice Mayor Gayle Earle, during the town council’s Oct. 20 meeting. The week of Oct. 18-24 was proclamed as Arizona Cities and Town’s Week in Fountain Hills. Goodwin plays an essential role with the town in providing services that ensure safety, quality of life and community well-being.
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Fountain Hills town manager receives recognition

The event is free and fun for all ages.
Community News

Spooky Blast returns to Fountain Hills

Spooky Blast returns to Fountain Hills’ Desert Vista Park 5-8 p.m. Oct. 24.  The free, family-friendly event will feature candy, inflatables, a DJ, magic shows and costume contests, …
Heavy rain is expected in Fountain Hills Wednesday and Thursday, according to the NWS.
Community News

Heavy rain expected in Fountain Hills

More rain is expected to hit Fountain Hills, according to the National Weather Service. Storms are forecasted to roll in late Tuesday, with chances  rising after 11 p.m. and into Wednesday …
Fran Murray and other Fountain Hills Unified School District Board Members listen intently during the Oct. 14 meeting in Fountain Hills.
education

School board approves new AP math, chemistry textbooks

The Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board approved new textbooks for Advanced Placement math and chemistry courses at its Oct. 14 meeting, with the books costing about $5,000, …
Pure Pawsitivity is holding informational presentations for pet owners to learn more about pet wellness every Saturday.
BUSINESS

Pure Pawsitivity holding weekly pet wellness seminar 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 Oct. 24 at  4-5 p.m., according to a post from the …
Geoff moved to Fountain Hills five years ago but is now involved in many town activities.
Neighbors

Q&A: Get to know Fountain Hills’ Geoff Yazzetta

The Fountain Hills Times Independent continues its Q&A series with familiar faces around town. This is an opportunity for readers to get to know more about their neighbors, whether they’re from …
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DATA DRIVEN

Phoenix among best markets for small business expansion

Phoenix is one of the nation’s stronger markets for small-business expansion, but Tucson is facing a more challenging economic outlook, according to a new study comparing 56 major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Fountain Hills Toastmasters meets next on Oct 21.
CLUBS

Fountain Hills Toastmasters Club to meet

The Fountain Hills Toastmasters Club is meeting soon. The next club meeting is set for 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 on the second Floor Ambassador Boardroom of the Fountain Hills Chamber of …
Jeff Campbell of Cornerstone Family Church
RELIGION

Q&A with Pastor Jeff Campbell of Cornerstone Family Church

Name: Jeffery Campbell Age: 53 Occupation: Pastor - Cornerstone Family Church Hometown: Fountain Hills What I do: Shepherd a congregation of great people as we seek to see the …
A Southwest Airlines plane takes off from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Oct. 3, 2025.
Travel

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport to add seven new routes

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is planning seven new airline routes, with some starting as soon as next month. Edmonton, Canada Porter Airlines Begins in November …
Arizona educator disciplinary cases have more than doubled since 2022, but state officials say expanded oversight, additional investigators and efforts to clear a backlog, rather than a documented surge in misconduct, are driving much of the increase.
Education Solutions

Arizona educator discipline cases surge as state clears backlog

Arizona educator disciplinary cases have more than doubled since 2022, but state officials say expanded oversight, additional investigators and efforts to clear a backlog, rather than a documented surge in misconduct, are driving much of the increase.
Fountain Hills residents watch and cheer during the Fountain Hills High School Homecoming parade on Thursday, Oct. 15, in Fountain Hills.
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Fountain Hills High School hosts homecoming parade for the community

Allison Kotzbauer can be reached at  akotzbauer@iniusa.org . Please submit comments at  yourvalley.net/letters  or email them to  AzOpinions@iniusa.org . We are committed to …
The second of the two scheduled meetings with the Town of Fountain Hills’ new trash service will be Oct. 21.
Community News

Fountain Hills’ new trash service meeting this week

The Town of Fountain Hills, with its new trash service Universal Waste Systems, will hold a scheduled meeting 4-6 p.m Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the Community Center. This is the second scheduled meeting …
Receiver and defensive back Cole Johnson scored a touchdown and recorded an interception in the homecoming win over Chino Valley on Oct. 16.
Sports

Fountain Hills football routs Chino Valley on homecoming

Fountain Hills football hit its crescendo over Chino Valley on Oct. 16, as the Falcons blanked the Cougars in their most complete game of the season. The 38-0 route stamped the first shutout for …
Cornerstone Family Church is holding a “Trunk or Treat” event on Oct. 31.
RELIGION

Cornerstone Family Church holding Halloween event in Fountain Hills

Cornerstone Family Church is holding a Halloween “Trunk or Treat” event in Fountain Hills. The event takes place from 5-7 p.m. on Oct. 31 at the church at 10215 N. Saguaro Blvd., according …
Fearless Kitty Rescue recently held an open house for its new medical center in Fountain Hills.
BUSINESS

Fearless Kitty Rescue holds open house for new medical center in Fountain Hills

Fearless Kitty Rescue recently held an open house for its new medical center in Fountain Hills. Located at 11881 N. Saguaro Blvd., the medical center provides more space than the main rescue on …
Members of the Fountain Hills community came together Saturday, Oct. 17, to take part in Make a Difference Day, lending hands to neighbors to tackle about 30 projects spread throughout the community.
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Fountain Hills residents team up to ‘Make a Difference’

OPINIONS WITH CIVILITY
OPINION — It’s time to vote. Too bad most campaign promises come out of expediency, not honesty. One party attempts to serve and protect the American public; while the opposition’s sole …
OPINION — As a new resident, I want to learn about my community and the issues on the ballot. I believe informed voting begins with asking questions and seeking accurate information. Recently, …
OPINION — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently promised to replace the “frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.” Warmth certainly sounds inviting on a cold day …
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From left: Peter J. Hill, Allison Hacker and Elias Matthews all took home awards at the 2026 ariZonis.

Fountain Hills Theater takes home gold at 2026 ariZoni awards

Fountain Hills Theater walked away with four awards at the 2026 ariZonis earlier this month. The local theater was up for 29 nominations at the Oct. 6 ceremony which recognizes the best in …
Gals That Brunch is coming to Fountain Hills on Oct. 29.

Gals That Brunch coming to Fountain Hills

Gals That Brunch is coming to Fountain Hills soon. The group is holding its first Fountain Hills dinner from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 at 16747 E. Parkview Ave., according to a social media …
The Fountain Hills Community Center is holding a presentation on art and space on Nov. 19.

Fountain Hills Community Center holding presentation on art and space

The Fountain Hills Community Center is holding a presentation on art and space soon. “Art in Space and Space in Art: An Exploration of Things We Could Not See from Places We Could Not Be,” …
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