Arcadia News

The journey of Arcadia News began with a husband and wife team who aimed to deliver community news to the residents of Arcadia. In May 1993, they printed and distributed the inaugural edition, which consisted of 5,000 copies to local homes. Although the first issue was only 16 pages long, it was challenging to fill all the space. A few paying advertisers and creative use of larger fonts and double-spacing helped fill the pages, but it was clear that Arcadia News had potential for expansion.

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These Broncos and Gators know how to grip it and rip it

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Mark Hays

Brophy and Xavier Prep’s archery teams had two goals this season: maintaining strong traditions and excelling in tournaments. Here’s how the teams did at their most recent competitions:BROPHY Broncos Head Coach Scott Wagy shared that the team’s season starts in mid-September and ends with the State Championship in March, unless the team qualifies for Nationals, and even then, the Broncos don’t always attend that competition.
Introducing the 2025 SUSD Charro Award Winners

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Mallory Gleich

The Scottsdale Charros Program supports SUSD in various ways – namely, by bringing programs, resources and scholarships to the schools and recognizing the district’s outstanding students and educators with The Scottsdale Charros Education Awards. For the past 60 years, educators in the district have received a personalized plaque and a $2,000 grant from the association.
Arcadia area baseball and softball teams striving for playoffs

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Mark Hays

Baseball and softball seasons are officially underway at our area high schools. Arcadia, Brophy, Veritas, and Xavier are geared up to build on past successes, hoping to make this the best season yet. Arcadia High BaseballNewly appointed head coach Jeffrey Fierro is still familiarizing himself with the team’s key rivalries, but he has already pinpointed exciting matchups against Saguaro, Brophy and Chaparral.
2025 winter HIGH school sports wrap-up

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley

Winter has passed, and our area schools have lots to be proud of, from overcoming challenges on the court to winning State Championships. Arcadia News caught up with Arcadia, Brophy, Veritas, and Xavier to find out how their basketball, soccer, and wrestling teams did this season. Arcadia High Boys BasketballThe varsity boys went 14-13 overall with a few ups and downs through the season.
Olivespa brings all-natural skincare to Arcadia

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley

Nearly 30 years after Queen Creek Olive Mill opened, the family behind homegrown extra virgin olive oil has opened a new brick-and-mortar shop just outside Arcadia – but this business doesn’t focus on food products; it’s all about skincare. The new storefront, located at 2701 N. 24th St., celebrated its grand opening earlier this year after starting renovations in the summer of 2023. “We could move 100 percent of our production from Queen Creek to Phoenix,” Founder Brenda Rea said.
56th Street Project: Enhancing safety and connectivity in Phoenix

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Kristen Carli

Phoenix residents can look forward to significant improvements along 56th Street thanks to a long-anticipated infrastructure project to enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety. The project, which spans 1.5 miles from Thomas Road to Camelback Road, was discussed at the Arcadia Camelback Mountain Neighborhood Association (ACMNA) annual meeting in February.
Paws + Reflect

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Mallory Gleich

Mixing exercise, puppies and fun for a good causeIn our little corner of Phoenix, there are over 10 different yoga studios. Hot yoga, room-temperature yoga, yoga with Pilates mixed in…the options are endless and a little overwhelming for a novice such as myself. I put off trying out a class for a while until I was researching a completely different topic and stumbled upon a revelation: PUPPY. YOGA.
Healthy bites for a healthier planet

3 weeks ago | arcadianews.com | Miriam Hahn

Earth Day is a great reminder that small choices – like what we put on our plates – can have a big impact on the environment. One of the most effective ways to reduce our carbon footprint is by embracing more plant-based meals. Research shows that plant-based eating uses fewer natural resources, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and helps conserve water – something we’re especially mindful of here in Arizona. Choosing plant-based meals doesn’t mean sacrificing flavor.
Scottsdale teen takes singing dream on the road

1 month ago | arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley

Evelyn Errante has been singing her heart out for as long as she can remember. Now, the 13-year-old has her sights set on a bright future in country music after a string of appearances at iconic venues such as Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk in Nashville and sports events like Phoenix Suns games and USA Pickleball National Championships. Evelyn said she is eager to make the most of every opportunity and is thankful she has her family’s full support.
Where the sun meets the suds: Valley breweries to explore

1 month ago | arcadianews.com | Mark Hays

The Valley has become a hub for brewing aficionados, overflowing with an array of businesses that highlight the city’s beer culture. Whether you’re a fan of bold, hop-forward IPAs, rich and smooth stouts, or creative, tangy sours, Arizona’s craft beer scene offers a brew to suit every taste. O.H.S.O. Brewery 4900 E. Indian School Road, Phoenixohsobrewery.comPossibly the most familiar to Arcadians is O.H.S.O., which opened its first location over 15 years ago.