Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Scottsdale.
The Singletons, an Arizona nonprofit supporting single-parent families battling cancer, is partnering with local business (AZ Lemonade Stand) in a month-long fundraiser.
A percentage of qualifying online purchases will be donated to help provide emotional, physical, and financial support to families in need.
Phoenix-based artist Daniel Shepherd will showcase his new solo exhibition Mood at Royse Contemporary from Sept.
3 to Oct. 4 in Scottsdale’s Arts District, featuring paintings & mixed-media collages. An opening reception to meet him is set for Sept. 3 from 6 to 9 p.m. during the ArtWalk.
The Scottsdale School District is considering closing two campuses amid declining enrollment and sent notices to parents about potential closures in North Scottsdale.
Public comment meetings are scheduled for Sept. 8 + Sept. 22 with a final decision planned in October.
Scottsdale’s Back to School Program provided 920 income-eligible pre-K through 12th students with essential supplies + support for 429 families this month, offering backpacks+clothing+shoes and connecting them with vital community resources.
The initiative aims to help students start the school year well.
Existing single-family home sales in Greater Phoenix increased 5.1% during the first seven months of 2026, with steady inventory letting buyers compare options.
In Scottsdale, closed sales rose 13.5% and median prices climbed to $1.26 million as inventory dropped to 3.4 months + sellers received 98.1% of their asking price.
High school sports begin this week as North Valley volleyball starts today and football contests are set for Thursday.
Teams such as Cactus Shadows and Xavier College Prep are also scheduled to compete in golf and other matchups in the coming days.
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