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Fountain Hills Women's Club celebrates successful gala fundraiser – Sonoran News

Fountain Hills Art League meets May 6 | Fountain Hills Times

The Fountain Hills Art League meets Monday, May 6, at 6 p.m. at the Fountain Hills Community Center when president and CEO of the Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce Betsy LaVoie will speak. …

Fountain Hills Women's Club raises $25,000 | Fountain Hills Times

Fountain Hills club briefs for the week of April 3 | Fountain Hills Times

Fountain Hills Men’s Discussion Group convenes The Fountain Hills Men’s Discussion Group will convene April 8 when FH Chamber President Betsy LaVoie and TOFH Economic Development …

Fountain Hills Clubs Briefs for the week of March 27

Grosso: Questioning referendum process was shameful

Arizona has a strong history of the initiative and referendum process which enables its citizens to truly demonstrate what the phrase "we the people" signifies. It gives us the right to put an issue …

Chamber celebrates 50th anniversary of Fountain Hills Women's Club

The Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce celebrates local groups, social clubs and businesses that take on new Chamber membership with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, but on Thursday, Jan. 18, the …

Boettger: We need to support the Target Center redevelopment

Our town (including those elected/appointed) should listen more to our wonderful Betsy LaVoie and less to those who say no to everything while the town rots. Betsy has the town's pulse and knows …

Why so many voters turned out for the off-year Fountain Hills Unified school bond vote

Community leaders said hyperpoliticization, misleading information and tax aversion mobilized voters in a town with a median age of just under 60.

Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts begins Veterans Day weekend

In addition to Veterans Day weekend, Friday is the start of the Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts. Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce CEO Betsy LaVoie said among the fine art exhibited by some 500 artisans and craftspeople, attendees will find pieces ranging in price from $20 to $20,000. “It’s all handcrafted from jewelry to oil paintings to sculpture, metal,