
Sports + Recreation
Beyond the Buzzer
Sarah Krahenbuhl Turns the Power of Sports into Service Article by Nadine Bubeck | Photography by Provided Sarah Krahenbuhl holds one of the most meaningful roles in Arizona sports, but her title tells only part of the story. As Executive Director of the Phoenix Suns/Phoenix Mercury Foundation and Senior Vice President of Community Engagement, Sarah sits at the intersection of leadership, philanthropy, youth programming and community impact. She helps oversee millions of dollars invested...
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Arts + Culture
Dancing with Giada
Broken Toes, Ballroom Nerves and Plenty of Pasta Photography by Provided Giada De Laurentiis entered Dancing with the Stars unable to prep or perfect the experience. With her daughter Jade beginning college, she became a beginner before millions and danced through a broken toe. Her run ended on Viral Hits Night, when she and professional partner Alan Bersten became the third couple eliminated. “I tried my best and it wasn’t best enough,” Giada said afterward. “But I tried my best.” The...
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Arts + Culture
Just Crowned
Meet the New Miss Scottsdale & Miss Scottsdale’s Teen Photography by Provided One champions blood, organ and marrow donation in her father’s honor. The other is a Carnegie Hall violinist creating a QR-code system to report school water leaks. Meet Megan Campbell and Samantha Manning, the newly crowned Miss Scottsdale and Miss Scottsdale’s Teen, as they prepare for Miss Arizona 2027. Megan Campbell Tell us something that would never make the official bio. I love travel and gelato, so I...
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Life + Culture
The Green Beret Blueprint
From Special Forces to Preventive Medicine Photography by Provided Dr. Jesse Greer built Preamble Health in Scottsdale around a simple idea: do not wait until someone reaches the point of no return. That philosophy was shaped in the United States Army, under the weight of a log. Jesse was 32 years old and several days into Special Forces selection. The candidates had been pushed from one punishing station to the next until their muscles stopped cooperating. Firefighters sprayed them with...
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Health + Wellness
Training the Mind
Bringing Mental Health Conversations Into the Game-Day Experience Article by Brook Choulet MD, Founder, Training the Mind Series® | Photography by Scottsdale Event Photography Back in September, hundreds of people arrived at State Farm Stadium preparing for the Arizona Cardinals home-opener. One day later, fans gathered at YouTube Theater before the Los Angeles Rams took the field. But before kickoff, the conversation was about something that does not always appear on a scoreboard: the mental...
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Wellness
A Retreat with a Soundtrack
Robert Shippy’s private Flagstaff escape, built for family and ready for Hollywood Photography by Nathaniel Clark You will not find Roll Me Away on VRBO. This private Flagstaff retreat is available only for select, exclusive opportunities, including Hollywood filming, production and discreet private stays. Set across 13 wooded acres, Roll Me Away includes a 6,500-square-foot main residence, a private cantina, an outdoor kitchen and an approximately 1,200-square-foot treehouse suspended among...
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Sports + Recreation
Booker on Course
Inside Devin's Fifth Annual Starting Five Charity Challenge Article by Nadine Bubeck | Photography by Katie Levine Devin Booker is one of the biggest names in basketball, but at Silverleaf Country Club, he was simply Book. He was relaxed, listening to music and laughing with friends as they traded the basketball court for the golf course. His dad was there. Former teammates had returned to Phoenix. Current Suns players filled the green, and longtime friends moved easily through conversations...
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Life + Culture
Stacey Steele
On Family, Loss, Legacy and Why Giving has Always Been Personal Photography by Provided The gift was a vase. One of Stacey Steele’s WISE scholars hand-made it after learning that Stacey’s father had died. “Here is an individual growing up without their own father, and he is worried about me and how I am feeling," says Stacey. For Stacey, that moment says more than any award could. She has spent years helping young people feel seen, supported and capable of building a future beyond their...
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Arts + Culture
Leader of the Year
Derrick Hall on Purpose, People and the Power of Baseball Photography by Credit: Arizona Diamondbacks There is a red seat inside Chase Field that tells you a lot about Derrick Hall. For years, Diamondbacks season ticket holder Bob Ellmer sat among a sea of green seats. When the team changed its colors to Sedona Red, Bob wasn’t exactly a fan of the decision. Then, while battling cancer, he called Derrick with a story. Bob told him he had dreamed he was flying above the ballpark, looking down...
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Entertainment
Where Rodeo Rocks
Hondo Raises the Stakes Photography by Provided: The Ehrhardt Group James Trawick has already written the headline: “Guy tries to compete professionally, fails miserably, and then starts his own rodeo.” It is blunt, funny, and also pretty close to the truth. Long before James became CEO and co-founder of Hondo Rodeo Fest, which debuted at Chase Field in Phoenix in 2024 and returns this month, rodeo was simply the family business. His father was into team roping. His mother barrel raced...
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