Good morning, Scottsdale.

Three viewers with issues over an air conditioner rebate, a billing error, and a security contract dispute received help from Let ABC15 Know Better Business Bureau volunteers, who worked to resolve the problems quickly.

The initiative highlights community support and practical problem solving.

Phoenix Mercury legend Bridget Pettis was honored with the first Hope Champion Award by Hope Women’s Center at the Night of Hope Gala in Scottsdale on Sept.

19, where the award will be given annually to community leaders who empower women and teen girls.

Dunkin’ for Pumpkins returns Sunday, Oct.

25, at McDowell Mountain Ranch Park & Aquatic Center. Families can enjoy sessions from 1 to 3 p.m. or 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. as they pick a pumpkin and take a swim.

Two Arizona residents report moving companies unexpectedly raised fees and mishandled belongings, with one paying an extra $3,500 and another still waiting for delivery.

Both have filed complaints with the Arizona Department of Public Safety and urge consumers to verify credentials & obtain multiple estimates.

Royse Contemporary at 7077 E.

Main St., Suite 6 presents Mood, a solo exhibition by Daniel Shepherd through Oct. 4. The show features his bold paintings and collages + energetic use of color and form that explore expressive abstraction.

Scottsdale officials stalled plans to expand the water recycling program that would add treated wastewater to taps after election candidates questioned its safety & cost.

Officials will present alternative options to the council in October as the facility continues to recharge aquifers.

At a Sept. 15 Chamber-hosted forum for Scottsdale Unified School Board candidates, only Dr. Jennifer Johnson attended as Amy Carney + Jeanne Beasley withdrew after learning the event was public rather than an exclusive Chamber invitation.

The Saguaro Sabercats varsity football team cancelled this Friday's game against Pinnacle (due to limited roster and injuries) after a heavy loss to Mountain Ridge.

The team still plans to finish the season.

North Valley teams competed Monday and Tuesday with Brophy’s boys beach volleyball losing 3-2 and cross country, indoor volleyball, flag football, golf and tackle football games adding to a busy sports week.

The teams will play additional matchups Wednesday through Friday (boys and girls competitions) in key events.