Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Gigi’s Playhouse in Scottsdale offers a program where people with Down syndrome can develop skills and share honest feedback.
Executive director Chris Mays said the approach builds genuine camaraderie — a model that strengthens local community ties.
The Scottsdale Farmers Market relocated to the larger City Hall parking lot at 3939 N.
Drinkwater Blvd after construction closed its longtime site. It opened its season on Oct. 3 and runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., with new solar shade canopies to ease shopper heat.
🏥 Health
Scottsdale's Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children received a surprise $250K donation from the Dahmen Family Foundation; the gift supports its capital campaign and helps fund a safe room for children with cancer (a welcoming space for kids and families).
🏈 Sports
Notre Dame Prep beat Chaparral 34-14 on Thursday night in Scottsdale as a second-half surge secured the win.
The Saints improved to 6-1 while Chaparral dropped to 4-3 ahead of next week’s games.
On Friday night, the Desert Mountain Wolves won 58-0 against Ironwood Ridge with strong offense and defense.
Head coach Conrad Hamilton said the team will reduce penalties + prepare for the upcoming Battle of Shea against Chaparral.
TCU Volleyball star junior Evan Hendrix plays ASU today at State 48, marking her long-awaited return as a hometown native.
The Notre Dame Prep alum looks forward to reuniting with family + showcasing her improved game in conference play.
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