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PEO members celebrated the Kentucky Derby with a fundraiser for women’s scholarships. Standing, from left, are PEO members Susan Slapke, Pam Reinmuth, Kathy Dietz, Vicki Martin and Kathy Rubin.
Fountain Hills club hosts Kentucky Derby fundraiser
The Fountain Hills Philanthropic Education Organization (PEO) held a Kentucky Derby party Saturday, May 4, to raise money for women’s scholarships. The event was held at the home of Susan … more
From left, Christ’s Church Worship Pastor Dee Pavia and Lead Pastor Keith Pavia led in celebrating the church’s 40th anniversary celebration Sunday, May 5.
Christ’s Church commemorates 40 years
Christ’s Church of Fountain Hills held a special gathering Sunday, May 5, that celebrated 40 years as a congregational church in Fountain Hills. The celebration included a special message … more
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Benches made with wind turbine blades are being painted and used to replace the old Arizona 5-Cs monuments that had been in Centennial Circle.
Centennial Circle upgrades in Fountain Hills prompt questions
When the Town of Fountain Hills began demolition related to the Centennial Pavilion capital improvement project a few weeks ago, it raised concerns and questions from people who had donated benches … more
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The community is invited to stop by the Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce to enjoy its new giant Adirondack chair. Pictured is Julie Jones in the chair.
Fountain Hills Chamber adds giant chair to collection
“Expressions” is the theme of the newest outdoor art gallery currently on display on the pumphouse wall at Fountain Park.
Public Art Committee celebrates new outdoor art gallery in Fountain Hills
The Public Art Committee formulated a national call to artists to create a new outdoor art gallery exhibit for the mural wall at Fountain Park. Following last year’s inaugural exhibit … more
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Preliminary plat gets Fountain Hills Town Council approval
The Fountain Hills Town Council has approved a preliminary plat for a proposed subdivision of commercial property at Palisades Boulevard and La Montana Drive. The property has existing … more
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P&Z Commission discussing telecommunications in Fountain Hills
The discussion related to rules for telecommunications infrastructure will continue with the Fountain Hills Planning and Zoning Commission when it meets Monday, May 13. Development Services … more
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Senior Ethan Schafer tied for 45th place in his third state championship appearance. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)
Fountain Hills golf places 12th at state
The Fountain Hills High School golf team came in 12th place at the state championship tournament on Monday, May 6, and Tuesday, May 7. It was the first time the Falcons qualified as a team for … more
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The 2024 Fountain Hills baseball team. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)
Fountain Hills baseball juniors ready to reload
The Fountain Hills High School baseball team finished with a top-10 ranking for the second year in a row, something the Falcons haven’t done since the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons. They … more
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The Chabad of Fountain Hills presents a new four-week course, “Decisions of Fate,” an exploration of medical ethics through the lens of contemporary Jewish law.
Chabad of Fountain Hills offers medical ethics course
  This spring, Chabad of Fountain Hills will teach a groundbreaking course in medical ethics on four Monday evenings starting May 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Chabad Edelman Jewish … more
Junior Achievement needs community volunteers. (METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION)
Junior Achievement returns to Fountain Hills
Junior Achievement (JA) is back in Fountain Hills to provide information to students for their financial futures. Theresa Conti worked with JA in Fountain Hills for six years and is a first-year … more
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The Town Council has voted to make several changes to zoning ordinances related to community residences. (Metro Creative)
Fountain Hills council approves ordinance changes
The Fountain Hills Town Council voted unanimously to approve several changes to the Zoning Ordinance as it applies to community residences. Such residences, usually in residential neighborhoods, … more
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