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May 28, 2024
Recycling trash, a positive. Recycling politicians, not so much. This years group of 11 candidates running for mayor and town council include several who have served previously. Former …
May 22, 2024
I confidently endorse Art Tolis for our Town Council. As a former mayor, I have seen firsthand Arts positive attitude, deep love for Fountain Hills and unwavering dedication to our community. …
March 13, 2024
Fearless Kitty Rescue, your Fountain Hills cat rescue volunteer organization, had a sudden refrigerator breakdown. You know how that happens, one day it works and the next day it doesn’t. It …
February 21, 2024
A large number of the community was expected to attend the Fountain Hills Republican Club (FHRC) monthly meeting Saturday, Feb. 17, but before the clubโs President Cecil Yates could welcome โฆ
February 13, 2024
Its surely clear now that the organized PAC “ROT” is against almost everything, including Councilwoman Kalivianakis, whom it supported just more than a year ago to get elected. The …
January 2, 2024
I have to respectfully disagree with Art Tolis regarding the Target Center apartment complex with the potential for around 300 apartments, when he said, “Every project has controversy. Either …
February 9, 2022
The Town Council would not take action on proposed amendments to the Park Place development agreement requested by the developer of the downtown residential project when it met on Tuesday,
December 30, 2020
A Town Council decision to approve plans for Daybreak, a 400-unit apartment community, went to the citizens for a vote in May of 2020 and was rejected by Fountain Hills residents. There were two decisions to be made at the polls; one resolution challenged the amendment to the townรขยยs General Plan, and the second related to the zoning amendment for the property. Both were soundly defeated on a margin of roughly 72 percent to 28 percent. A third item on the ballot for the special election wou...