Fountain Hills News

Not normally seen in the desert, a jungle full of monkeys and elephants were recently spotted in Fountain Hills.

Last Friday night, Diane and I enjoyed having dinner with some very dear friends.

Recent discussions about the proposed Ellman development on former state land did make one thing clear residents who live along Boulder Drive, which is adjacent to the west boundary of the Ellman site, are not ...

This referendum against the Ellman project has to rank in the top three stories that I simply don't understand after covering local news for 25 years.

After just one year on the job, Dr. Kari King has chosen not to return next year as principal of Fountain Hills High School.

Just when you thought there were no new angles on action/adventure fiction, along comes Shades of Truth, by J. K. Scott of Fountain Hills.

It's anniversary time again for your award-winning weekly newspaper. Yes, it's birthday number 34 for The Fountain Hills Times .

The last couple of weeks have been pretty brutal -- I can only hope that the monsoon season will bring us a break from the extreme heat.

Gas prices are up. The economy is down. Despite that double dose of bad news, golfers are still hitting the links.

Researched by John McLean and the Information Market. A former chairman of a San Diego corporation, a founder and CEO of a Wisconsin printing company, a Microsoft Corp.

Department store giant Sears will open a 4,000-square-foot appliance showroom here on Friday.

He wasn't exactly a paparazzo, but a Democratic operative made Republican donors uneasy by photographing them and their license plates at a private fundraiser Wednesday.

A Fountain Hills citizens group fighting a planned community in the north part of town says they have enough signatures to place a referendum on the Nov.

I told you last week that I would be writing about the museum's first two directors and volunteer Richard Siegle.

John Leptich , Tribune Senior citizens have always faced a serious health hazard with Valley heat, and now they're up against difficulties paying for everyday necessities during tough economic times.

A new festival geared toward baby boomers will make its national debut in Scottsdale this winter.

By: Audre Peters , Times Reporter June 11, 2008 Are you fluent in body language? Most people can read some obvious body language situations such as when drivers exhibit road rage.

A future trail that could access Fountain Hills' mountain preserve through a nearby park has given renewed hope to hikers, many who have waited years to explore the desert refuge.

By: Bob Burns , Times Reporter June 4, 2008 The Ellman Companies has completed a survey and contends that the public supports a development plan recently approved by the Town Council for the former state trust ...

Rural-Metro firefighters extricated a man and woman from a badly damaged vehicle late Monday after their compact car collided with a full-size pickup in Fountain Hills, authorities said.