Good morning, Scottsdale.

Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce Foundation has announced its Casino Night fundraiser on Sept.

12 from 6 to 10 p.m. at Harold’s Corral to raise funds for high school scholarships and community grants; a mobile silent auction opens Sept. 5 (for remote bidding).

A poll at Phoenix airports compares free inflight snacks as American Airlines now offers Tate’s Bake Shop cookies and Goldfish crackers while others serve traditional fare; voting ends Saturday, Sept.

12. Local travelers from Scottsdale and Sky Harbor can weigh in to decide which carrier has the best snack selection.

City crews are inspecting and refurbishing Well 27B at the Promenade Corporate Center near the corner of Scottsdale Road and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard this week — they will examine pump components and replace parts as needed to keep the water supply safe and reliable.

Arizona drivers can travel worry-free for Labor Day weekend as no freeway closures are scheduled from the afternoon of Sept.

4 to late night Sept. 7. ADOT (Arizona Department of Transportation) urges motorists to check vehicles and drive safely.

Physicians and advanced practice clinicians at Banner Health voted to unionize Wednesday to form Arizona’s first physician union with a 149 to 66 vote.

The union covers over 240 outpatient clinicians at 31 clinics (including Ocotillo Medical Center).

Desert Mountain won 42-14 over Arizona College Prep in a Friday home opener, improving to 2-0; the team will travel to Marana Mountain View next week as coach Conrad Hamilton said they will work on building depth.

Chaparral girls volleyball lost 3-1 at Corona del Sol on Thursday night.

Coach Evan Sedillo—who noted that hitting techniques and setter connections need improvement—said the challenging match offered a valuable learning opportunity for the team.