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Sunday, November 16th, 2025
Good morning, Scottsdale. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of November.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ At Experience Scottsdale’s annual meeting on Nov. 13, board chairman Ronen Aviram said 11.7 million visitors last year generated an economic impact of $3.7 billion—supporting over 28,000 jobs in Scottsdale. Scottsdale Independent
- ➤ Got Legs Furniture — a Scottsdale resale store that supports Arizona veterans transitioning from homelessness — will close its storefront at the end of 2025 while continuing to work with community partners, donors and volunteers to deliver furniture to veterans. The store opened in 2019 and is located at 8421 E. McDonald Drive. Scottsdale Independent
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Adele Ponce ruled Friday that Arizona's tax credits for filmmaking are legal because the program lets companies lower their tax bills instead of receiving public money—she noted that the credits, which can total up to $125 million a year, do not violate the state constitution. The decision disappointed the Goldwater Institute, which vowed to appeal the ruling. Scottsdale Independent
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Diabetes affects more than blood sugar levels and can damage small vessels in the eyes and gums, leading to retinopathy and gum disease. Delta Dental of Scottsdale advises regular dental and eye exams during National Diabetes Month—early detection is key to protecting vision and overall health. Scottsdale Independent
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Friday night, Cactus High ended its season with a 24-14 loss to #9 Desert Mountain in the round-two playoff in Glendale— the Wolves dominated the second half with a 17-0 run. Desert Mountain will advance to face Desert Edge next Friday in Goodyear— with kickoff set for 7 p.m. Scottsdale Independent
- ➤ Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham, a Scottsdale native, said he will stay at his alma mater after the Sun Devils won 25—23 over West Virginia on Saturday. He stressed his duty to support his players, staff and local businesses—warning that leaving would hurt everyone involved. Scottsdale Independent
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ASU Kerr Tuesday Morning Music & Tea
10:30 a.m. — ASU Kerr — Cost details not specified — Enjoy a delightful concert paired with an elegant tea service.
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Goodguys Car Show - Scottsdale
8:00-9:30 a.m. — 16601 N Pima Rd, Scottsdale, AZ — Admission varies — Celebrate the 42nd anniversary of America's Favorite Car Show with cool cars and great people in the Valley of the Sun.
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Fireside Records Live at Bar19
6-9 p.m. — Bar19 (inside Putting World) — $19/person after 6 PM — Enjoy raw acoustic storytelling and original tunes from Arizona’s Fireside Records.
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Scottsdale Comic Book Show 2025
10 AM – 4 PM — DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley — $23.18 — A collector-focused celebration of comics filled with nostalgia and conversation.
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Aloft Live! Featuring Todd Owens
5-8 p.m. — Aloft Scottsdale — Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with cocktails and light fare as Todd Owens mesmerizes with his acoustic talent.
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Arizona International Auto Show 2025
10 AM – 6 PM, 10 AM – 8 PM — Phoenix Convention Center — $15 Adults, $11 Seniors/Military, Free for Kids — Explore the latest vehicles including electric models in a family-friendly atmosphere.
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Briar Patch Marketplace Holiday Extravaganza
9 AM – 4 PM — Horizon High School — $5 admission, kids under 16 free — Celebrate the holidays with unique gifts from local artisans and delicious food at this family tradition.
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Scottsdazzle Holiday Extravaganza
Festive Celebration — Nov 29 – Dec 21 — The Store @ Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts — Free entry — Experience the magic of the holiday season with a tree lighting and live jazz.
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Oy to the World - A Hanukkah Musical Revue
7:30-10:30 p.m. — ASU Kerr — Tickets required — Celebrate Hanukkah with a joyful revue of music, stories, and humor reflecting Jewish culture.
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Geriatric Medicine Conference
Tuesday, Dec 2nd — DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley — $855-$1,145 based on membership type — Enhance geriatric care through expert-led workshops and sessions over four days.
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