Culture Warrior Corrigan Is Wrong for Fountain Hills

Culture Warrior Corrigan Is Wrong for Fountain Hills

HOLY MOSES! Did you hear what Matthew Corrigan, a candidate for Fountain Hills Town Council, recently said during Council meetings? WATCH HERE> Separation of church and state? Not with Matthew Corrigan. Free speech for residents toward their elected officials during...

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We Agree With Gerry Friedel?!

We Agree With Gerry Friedel?!

Gerry said this -- we agree! It's time for a change in Fountain Hills leadership. Return decency and civility to Fountain Hills, Arizona, town government.

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Will the Real Ben Larrabee Please Stand Up?

Will the Real Ben Larrabee Please Stand Up?

If You Don't Believe Turning Point's Ben Larrabee Is an EXTREMIST, Then You Don't Know the Real Ben Larrabee! If you are not aware that ROT-supported candidate Ben Larrabee is a right-wing extremist, you may be confused by the sign, paid for by Flourish, with the...

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Some Harm Can’t Be Paid Away

Some Harm Can’t Be Paid Away

Fountain Hills Councilmember Allen Skillicorn jokes that one $250 bill is all he’ll need. Considering the fines and court costs tied to all his legal infractions that have affected taxpayers and brought disrepute to Fountain Hills, he may want to carry a few extras.

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Turning Point Targets April 7th SRP Board Elections

Turning Point Targets April 7th SRP Board Elections

Most Valley residents know Salt River Project (SRP) as the provider that keeps the water running and the lights on. SRP serves about 1.1 million electricity customers and provides water to around 2.5 million residents in the Phoenix area. Fountain Hills is included in...

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We Took the Wrong Road. Can We Find Our Way Back?

We Took the Wrong Road. Can We Find Our Way Back?

It has been two years since Ginny Dickey delivered her State of the Town address. An address that many will recall for her uncharacteristically somber mood. Our effervescent mayor, generally overflowing with positivity and goodwill, was clearly worried. Those who had...

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