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Riding ’round the mountains DC Ranch News is a not-for-profit newspaper published by the DC Ranch Community Council to promote the DC Ranch lifestyle. The publication strives to build community by connecting current and future residents along with DC Ranch stakeholders through interesting stories and pictures. Ranch News offers value to its advertisers and perpetuates DC Ranch’s community values.

DC Ranch kicks in to high gear in October.

It marks the start of another exciting season of events and activities for residents of all ages. The largest event, Tour de Scottsdale, is on Oct. 8 at Market Street. It raises funds for The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy, with more than $500,000 donated to date. Even if you aren’t a cyclist, it is fun to cheer on the participants—who are a spectacular sight in their brightly colored biking clothes—and then enjoy the live music and an expo in Market Street Plaza.

In this issue, we feature a long-time DC Ranch resident who has ridden in the Tour several times. Learn why he loves the ride so much and what attracts him to return to the pack every year.

Community Engagement Director Jona Davis Senior Communications Manager Jeremy Stevens Communications Coordinators Elizabeth Dankert, Terri Raimondi and Nia Hughes 480.585.1641 communications.team@dcranchinc.com dcranch.com

Later this month, you won’t want to miss our Spotlight Speakers Series featuring Marshall Trimble, Arizona’s official historian. For sci-fi enthusiasts, mark your calendars to attend Fire in the Sky, a presentation where Arizona resident Travis Walton will recount his alien abduction which was later adapted into a major motion picture. It's the perfect adult lead-in to Halloween!

No matter what your interest, we hope you’ll take advantage of the many opportunities to get out and engage with neighbors and new friends this month.

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Ranch Updates DC Ranch Seeking New Neighborhood Voting Members

DC Decoration Season Fast Approaching

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the season to decorate for the approaching fall and holiday festivities and celebrations. Halloween through the New Year is the best time to add those finishing touches that make your home cheerful and inviting. Get creative and light up your home with seasonal

Neighborhood Voting Member (NVM) Election Timeline:

décor and displays, which are permitted October 1 through January 15. Please be considerate of your neighbors and be sensitive of light and noise levels when installing decorative lights or seasonal displays. A member of the DC Ranch Community Standards team is happy to help with specific questions or guidelines call 480.513.1500.

Oct. 2 Candidate Statement Forms posted at DCRanch.com.

Oct. 2 | 6-7:30 p.m. Agenda item for Ranch Association Board of Directors Meeting Nov. 6 Deadline for Candidate Statements to be received at The Ranch Offices on Market Street by 5 p.m. Candidate statements may be mailed, faxed to 480.513.1505 or emailed to Terri.Raimondi@dcranchinc.com.

Overseeding Begins in October

Nov. 20 NVM election ballots are mailed to residents with the 2018 Monthly Assessments. Dec. 8 Ballots are due by 5 p.m. at The Ranch Offices on Market Street. Dec. 18 2018 NVMs will be announced on DCRanch.com. Jan. 1 New NVM one-year term begins.

Ranch is managed by a unique governance structure that offers the highest quality of customer service and helps to sustain high property values. It starts with a grass-roots effort of neighbors helping neighbors. The community is divided into 43 different voting sections headed by volunteers called Neighborhood Voting Members or NVMs. These individuals are just like you. They embrace their neighborhood. They form lasting friendships. They are guardians of the lifestyle at DC Ranch.

NVM positions are perfect for newcomers wanting to get involved or long-term residents that want to share knowledge and historical perspectives. All neighborhoods in DC Ranch should be represented by an NVM as they are the designated voice on matters requiring a vote, such as election of the Ranch Association Board of Directors—perhaps the time is right for you to become an NVM? Typical tasks include greeting new neighbors with a welcome gift and surveying neighbors on proposed new policies or changes.

The NVM election kicks off this month. Candidate forms are posted online at DCRanch.com/ governance. Candidates must own property in the neighborhood that they wish to represent and may only serve one neighborhood during the one-year term. New NVMs receive training and tools, and almost any schedule can accommodate serving in this capacity.

Several special NVM-only events are held throughout the year to make volunteering all the more fun! If you are a people person that likes connecting with others, please think about becoming an NVM. Call Terri Raimondi, Communications Manager at 480.419.5308 to hear more about this special way to give back to your community.

The greenbelts, parks and the community center lawns will soon sport lush, velvety green grass thanks to the hard work of the DC Ranch landscape crews. The crew will be busy scalping, overseeding with winter perennial rye and watering to produce dark green winter turf—perfect for upcoming holiday parties and get-togethers. Residents are asked to please follow posted signs in all parks while the new grass takes root. Weather-permitting, all areas should be ready in time to use for Halloween festivities.

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Monthly Planner The following is a list of events and activities at DC Ranch in October; some have admission fees. For more information and the most up-to-date calendar of activities, please see DCRanch.com, or call 480.342.7178. ADULT ACTIVITIES Duplicate Bridge Tuesdays | 1 to 4 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center Please call Marc Braslow at 480.242.3317 to RVSP

Social Bridge Wednesdays | 12:30 to 4 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center DC Ranch Women’s Club: Fall Social Thursday, Oct. 5 | 5 to 7 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center

Mindful Movement with Tai Chi and Qigong Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 26 | 6 to 7 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center

Fire in the Sky: A Night with Travis Walton Tuesday, Oct. 24 | 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center (See page 8 for details)

FITNESS ACTIVITIES All Levels Yoga Mon and Wed | 9 to 10 a.m. The Homestead Community Center

Zumba Tues and Thurs | 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. The Homestead Community Center

Fall Break Camp: Game Show Mania Mon to Fri, Oct. 9 to 13 | 12 to 4 p.m. The Homestead Community Center Ages 8+ | $75 residents; $150 non-residents Competition and creativity collide at fall break camp where children will have the opportunity to create their own life-size versions of classic board games like Chutes and Ladders, Candyland and Trouble. Participants will also use their bodies, voices and imaginations to develop host characters inspired by famous TV game shows. Their knowledge will be tested in trivia games like Jeopardy and Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader. Children will learn valuable skills to develop cooperation, collaboration and problem solving while practicing the art of good sportsmanship. Contact Lindsay Vanegas at 480.538.3542 for more information.

Grapenuts Wine Club Wednesday, Oct. 11 | 6 to 8 p.m. All American Modern Sports Grill $40/person. Appetizers and wine provided. This fall, Grapenuts is going offsite for the first time and you’re invited. Join neighbors at All American Modern Sports Grill where you’ll dine on an array of delicious appetizers and taste eight featured wines including four reds and four whites. This event will sell out fast so reserve your spot today. Cheers!

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Food Truck Night Thursday, Oct. 12 | 5 to 8 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center Grab some grub at the first Food Truck Night of the fall season! The Valley’s favorite food trucks “park it” in front of Desert Camp and serve up delicious fare. Try South American cuisine from Que Sazon and deep dish skillet cookies topped with ice cream from the Scookie Bar.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES Kids Corral Thursdays, Oct. 12 and 26 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The Homestead Community Center

TGIF Little Wranglers: Cactus Day Camp Party Palooza Friday, Oct. 20 | 6 to 8 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center TGIF Tween Night: iFLY Friday, Oct. 20 | 5:30 to 8 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center

COMMUNITY EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Trailblazer Breakfast Saturday, Oct. 7 | 8 to 10 a.m. Desert Camp Community Center

Tour de Scottsdale Sunday, Oct. 8 | 5:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Market Street at DC Ranch

Garden Hours with Garden Coach Saturday, Oct. 14 and 28 | 8 to 10 a.m. DC Ranch Community Garden Prickly Pumpkin Patch: Jedi Training Thursday, Oct. 26 | 5 to 8 p.m. DC Ranch Community Garden (See page 8 for details)

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Spotlight Speakers Series: Historian Marshall Trimble Wednesday, Oct. 18 | 6 to 7:30 p.m. The Homestead Community Center Arizona’s official historian, Marshall Trimble, gives an engaging presentation on some of the Copper State’s most iconic and infamous legends. More details on page 14. 6 to 6:30 p.m. | Complimentary wine, beer and light appetizers 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | Presentation

Garden Workshop Saturday, Oct. 28 | 10 to 11 a.m. DC Ranch Community Garden

Spooky Carnival: Galaxy Ranch Saturday, Oct. 28 | 5 to 8 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center (See page 8 for details)

COMMUNITY MEETINGS Ranch Association Board of Directors Monday, Oct. 2 | 6 to 7:30 p.m. The Homestead Community Center

Ranch Association Policy Committee Fridays, Oct. 6 and 20 | 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. The Ranch Offices on Market Street

Ranch Association Modification Committee Tuesdays, Oct. 10 and 24 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. The Ranch Offices on Market Street Ranch Association Budget & Finance Committee Monday, Oct. 16 | 3 to 4:30 p.m. The Ranch Offices on Market Street Ranch Association Budget Working Session Wednesday, Oct. 25 | 6 to 7:30 p.m. The Homestead Community Center

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Wednesday Fire in the Sky: An Evening with Travis Walton

Tuesday, Oct. 24 | 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center Adults ages 21+ | $30

Hear Arizona resident Travis Walton speak about his extraterrestrial encounter that inspired the 1993 blockbuster movie, “Fire in the Sky.” The popular movie was an adaptation of Walton’s book, “The Walton Experience.” This adult’s only dinner presentation will challenge everything you’ve ever known about life on another planet as Walton recounts his chilling experience. Dinner and drinks will be provided.

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Spooky Carnival: Galaxy Ranch Saturday, Oct. 28 | 5 to 8 p.m. Desert Camp Community Center

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away storm troopers and Jedi Knights roamed free on the Ranch. The annual Halloween carnival dons an out-of-this world Star Wars theme complete with special guests. May the force be with you as you make your way through the Star Wars maze. Wear your costumes and play carnival games to earn tickets for candy and prizes. A DJ dance party and accompanying light show will make it an extra special night of galactic adventures on the Ranch. Food and beverages will be provided.

Prickly Pumpkin Patch: Jedi Training

Thursday, Oct. 26 | 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. DC Ranch Community Garden $5 per child Ages 8 and under

Hey, kids want to learn how to be a Jedi Knight? Come to the garden for a night of Jedi training and pumpkin picking. A very special guest Jedi will teach the art of using light sabers like Luke Skywalker. Children will get to pick a pumpkin of their very own to take home, carve and decorate! The garden will make the perfect backdrop for festive family fall photos. Cookies and juice will be provided. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No fee for adults.

Registration Register online at

DCRanch.com. No paper tickets are needed and no need to show them on your phone. Please be sure to know the name you are registered under for quick entry. Children ages 0-3 are free, 4-12 are $7 each, and 13 and older are $15.

Parking Parking will fill up quickly

at Desert Camp, therefore trolley service will be available to transport guests from The Homestead Community Center to Desert Camp from 4:45 to 8:30 p.m.

Inspiration to grow your garden this fall BY TYLER STOREY | DC RANCH GARDEN COACH

or the gardeners of yesteryear who lived in colder climates, gardening inspiration came from winter catalogues. Huddled around the kitchen table while the wind blew over the snow outside, the gardener could look at all the fresh bright pictures and plan what novelties and stalwarts would fill the garden beds come spring.

While gardeners in the Valley of the Sun can plant and garden year-round, it’s still worthwhile to step back from the six-pack plants at the local store and spend some time looking at catalogues for inspiration. Here are three great catalogues to help find the best seeds:

Victory Seed has over 31 varieties of lettuce alone, each one with pictures and a description, and more than 156 different tomatoes—and that’s just the red kind! victoryseeds.com

Burpee Seed Company has been in business almost 150 years and has inspired generations of gardeners. Their catalogue has 133 varieties of root vegetables, almost all of which will thrive in an Arizona garden. burpee.com

Johnny’s Selected Seeds not only has excellent seeds, but their online catalogue has pictures that will definitely inspire. You may want to try every one of their 43 selections of carrots, just because you didn't know carrots could be so beautiful. johnnyseeds.com

Whether you try these or others, peruse through catalogues and get inspired this fall.

Canned food drive kicks off a season of Giving BY DEVIN HAGGERT Y | COMMUNIT Y COUNCIL

he DC Ranch Gives program is getting an early start to make the holidays a little merrier for Valley families.

Help DC Ranch reach the goal of 1,000 cans of food. Cans and nonperishable food items can be dropped off at Desert Camp Community Center, The Homestead Community Center, or at The Ranch Offices on Market Street starting Monday, Oct. 2 through Friday, Nov. 17.

All donations help the United Food Bank provide Thanksgiving dinner for local Arizona families in need.

Arizona currently ranks third in the country for high child food insecurity rates, behind only New Mexico and Mississippi, with 456,700 children facing hunger on a daily basis.

You can also bring donations to the DC Ranch Turkey Trot on Nov. 18. Participate in the 5k run or 1-mile walk then stick around for a light breakfast afterward. Saturday, Nov. 18 | 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Desert Camp Community Center 8:30 a.m. check in and warm up, led by Fleet Feet Sports Scottsdale 9 a.m. 5K-run and 1-mile walk begin Please register by Nov. 18

Admission $5, limit six (6) people per household. Donation not required for admission, however donation bins will be at Turkey Trot for those who wish to bring canned food.

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DC Ranch resident prepares for Tour de Scottsdale

TdS Tips

Hydrate Drink at least one large bottle of water per hour when riding. If it is hot or you are working hard, the minimum should be 1.5 bottles per hour. Without adequate hydration, your body will suffer severe reductions in performance which can be damaging overall. Many people use a hydration formula mixed with water which is especially important in hot weather or when riding at a demanding pace. You should always carry two water bottles on the bike and one in a jersey pocket for long rides. It’s also important to practice the art of drinking safely and efficiently while controlling your bike.

Don’t ride alone Consider riding with a bike club or doing a group ride. In addition to helping learn skills, you will meet folks who can share their experience.

What to eat For an event lasting over two hours, eat a protein bar just before the start and eat every 30 minutes for the duration of the event.

14th Annual Tour de Scottsdale Sunday, Oct. 8 | 6:30 a.m. Market Street at DC Ranch tourdescottsdale.net

Packet Pickup Friday, Oct. 6 | 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7 | 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Homestead Community Center

BY NIA HUGHES | COMMUNIT Y COUNCIL

hris Kirkpatrick, DC Ranch resident and cyclist, is ready to hit the streets for the 14th annual Tour de Scottsdale this month. The Tour is hosted and produced by DC Ranch and benefits the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy which helps maintain the Preserve with the City of Scottsdale.

Kirkpatrick was first introduced to the Tour through volunteering at the water stations for two years with his local Rotary Club. After serving, Kirkpatrick was encouraged to begin cycling by a friend and avid cyclist, which piqued his curiosity. He purchased a bike four years ago and has been riding ever since. Kirkpatrick currently has three Tour de Scottsdale rides under his belt and is excited to add a fourth.

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“There’s so much excitement and adrenaline in the air at the Tour. People are cheering and Market Street is just so lively and beautiful. It’s amazing. I recommend other residents get involved in this great event in our own backyard,” said Kirkpatrick.

He begins training for the Tour de Scottsdale in late summer when the lower temperatures make cycling a bit more bearable. Although he typically participates in the 30-mile ride, Kirkpatrick has his sights set on the 70-mile course in the future. A meniscus surgery derailed his plan this year but, with the help of cycling and therapy, he’s working his way back to a full recovery. When asked what he enjoys most about the sport, Kirkpatrick said, “I love to get out there early in the morning or late evenings to experience the peace and quiet. I can’t explain it but there’s nothing quite like it. I’m able to zone out and clear my mind for a couple of hours.”

Kirkpatrick, a native of Missouri, has lived in Scottsdale since 1985. He and his wife, Dawn, are Scottsdale Realtors who are deeply embedded in the local community through work and volunteerism. He‘s amazed at just how much the neighborhood has grown since he moved to the community.

“DC Ranch residents are fortunate and blessed to have an amenity like the Preserve. We have to take advantage of it and give back where we can,” said Kirkpatrick.

Kirkpatrick has enjoyed participating in the Tour de Scottsdale and would like to see more residents volunteer and get involved. He has volunteered at the Conservancy for four years and is excited to give back to a cause close to his heart.

On the day of the ride, as he gets into position with nearly 1,500 other cyclists, Kirkpatrick’s goal will be to ride 30 miles.

According to Kirkpatrick, there are many advantages to cycling that far exceed the physical benefits.

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“I was hoping to ride in the 70 mile, but a man needs to know his limitations,” said Kirkpatrick.

Getting ready for an epic ride

BY MICHAEL KOLIN | STRADA RACING

or all but the most experienced cyclists, tackling the 70 mile long course of the Tour de Scottsdale is an epic adventure. While the route is beautiful and the journey is thrilling, it is a lengthy ride with many hills to climb before the finish line is in sight. The fun factor can increase and your ride time can decrease with good preparation. You should think of planning for the event as a part of the overall journey to improve your fitness and performance.

Even if you can ride at 20 mph, which is no small feat, the Tour will take over three hours to complete and includes lengthy climbs. Unless you have the time to do long distance rides, expert trainers for endurance events advise the following.

Ride at least three to four days each week. It’s ideal to do short rides on weekdays and long rides on weekends, however, the most important thing is consistency. Riding twice per week on a regular basis is better than riding many days one week and then skipping two weeks. You should ride at a speed that allows you to be in an aerobic work rate. There are good tests to determine your personal rate but an easy guide

is to ride at a pace that allows you to talk without breathing too hard. As you get closer to the event, your preparation should include gradually longer rides until you can complete a three hour ride without being totally exhausted. If you do a few three hour rides in the month leading up to a long distance ride and ride two to three times per week, you should not have a problem finishing. During weekday rides, which should be at least one hour each, warm up and practice individual training elements. For example, you might ride up and down up your favorite short, steep hill five to eight times in a row on one day. On another weekday, you could ride at a faster

pace for 15 minutes up a longer gradual hill. This variation trains your body to perform at its best in the shortest number of training hours. Ride short and focused during the week and longer and easier on the weekend to build your overall workload and stamina. Mike Kolin is the coach for the Strada Racing Club and has trained cyclists who have won over 12 World Championships, 20 National Championships and over 600 Arizona State Championships. For more tips on bikes and training, please visit StradaRacing.com.

GoDaddy shows up in big numbers at Tour de Scottsdale

oDaddy is on track to be the largest team to participate in the 2017 Tour de Scottsdale. This will make the 3rd year in a row for the Scottsdale-based web hosting company. GoDaddy employs a sizeable community of cyclists and a significant group of employees who live in the area regularly hike Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Therefore, supporting the Tour de Scottsdale which is produced by DC Ranch and raises funds for the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy seemed like an obvious choice. In fact, the team has grown so large that they rent out Market Street Kitchen as their staging and preparation area. “The 2015 Tour was such an exhilarating experience for the GoDaddy

team that we set out to increase participation every year and this year is no exception,” said Melissa Derganc, Global Marketing Manager. The company is expected to exceed 2016 participation numbers with 200 cyclists this year. An epic after party with GoDaddy CEO, Blake Irving, also doesn’t hurt. Employees from as far away as Seattle and London are flying in to join the fun at the Tour.

GoDaddy has both experienced and amateur cyclists who participate in the event. To to ensure cyclists safety, the company holds group training rides twice per week in Scottsdale and Tempe. These rides are led by two volunteer GoDaddy Fitness in Tech champions (GDFIT), Sergio Bustamante and Jesse Merced. GDFIT is made up of volunteers who

organize all of GoDaddy’s fitness activities.

GDFIT was founded four years ago based on a personal need for a community of like-minded individuals who were in search of wellness/ fitness support. What started with one founding member quickly grew to more than 4,000 employees. “GDFIT participates in and organizes weekly events such as hiking,

cycling, yoga, virtual meditation, among others but the Tour de Scottsdale remains a favorite of many employees at GoDaddy,” said Derganc. With a strong comradery among work friends—not to mention an amazing Tour after party—riding on the GoDaddy cycling team is definitely considered a perk of the job and is all in a day’s work.

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Marketplace

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BY RUTH ROSENQUIST | BLEND MARKETING

he enchantment and charm of New Mexico has landed on Market Street at DC Ranch, with the opening of Lilly Barrack in early October.

â€œOur new shop on Market Street is our first location outside the state of New Mexico, where my family have been pioneers in the jewelry business since 1986,â€? said proprietor Gigi Fite. â€œMy mother Lilly Barrack personally designs every piece in our jewelry collection.â€? After the world-renowned artist designs each ring, earring, necklace or bracelet, Native American silversmiths forge each piece in heavy gauge American silver, adding hand-selected gemstone

Lilly Barrack 20875 N. Pima Road, Suite 101 Open Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. LillyBarack.com

Market Street lands a new gem:

Lilly Barrack Designer Jewelry accents. And the silver lining? While the Lilly Barrack collection is of extremely high quality, itâ€™s also uniquely affordable, with prices ranging from $20 to $1,500.

Because each Lilly Barrack piece is crafted by hand, there are fewer chemicals used. Another advantage is that more artisans are engaged in the production process. Every piece is hand-sculpted and produced from

â€œWe are excited to branch out, and develop new roots. We sought a location in the Valley where we could connect with the local community, and have fun pairing jewelry with each customerâ€™s personality. Landing on Market Street in the vibrant community of DC Ranch is truly a dream come true for us,â€? said Fite.

In addition to Lilly Barrackâ€™s designer jewelry line for everyday wear, the Market Street boutique carries distinct candles, giftware and jewelry from 60 other designers, ready for exquisite gift-wrapping for any occasion. â€œWe are proud to introduce this first-to-market retail experience to DC Ranch and the Valley,â€? said Daniel Kovacevic, Whitestone REIT Regional Vice President. â€œLilly Barrackâ€™s Southwest-inspired jewelry line aligns perfectly with the spirit of this region, and is an excellent addition to Market Streetâ€™s retail collection.â€?

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Film Festival brings global awareness to Scottsdale

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Arizona historian highlights infamous characters at Spotlight Speakers Series

n the history of the vast Arizona territory, P.T. Barnum’s axiom, “There’s a sucker born every minute,” was never more true.

To kick off the 2017-2018 Spotlight Speakers Series on Oct. 18, Marshall Trimble comes to DC Ranch to discuss the colorful and creative flimflam artists and their cons. Included are non-existent gold and silver mines, “doctors” who sold

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cure-alls that cured none, and one elaborate plan that fooled not only the prominent bankers but an engineer from Tiffany & Company too.

Author of more than 20 books on Arizona and the West, Trimble is not only Arizona’s Official State Historian, but one of the state’s most recognizable, entertaining and informative personalities.

Trimble has been called the “Will Rogers of Arizona” and appears frequently on radio and television as a goodwill ambassador for the state. “Trimble’s Tales” are on radio stations around Arizona. He answers questions about the Old West from

readers all over the world in True West Magazine’s popular column, “Ask the Marshall.”

Trimble is considered the “dean of Arizona historians” and taught Arizona history at Scottsdale Community College for 40 years before retiring in 2014.

Recently he’s appeared on national television documentaries on the Old West including Fox News TV’s 2015 “Legends and Lies”; Lion TV Blood Feuds: The Pleasant Valley War and the Smithsonian Channel’s “Mummies Alive: The Gunfighter.”

Legendary works of Paolo Soleri to debut at SMoCA In October, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) will unveil a groundbreaking and unprecedented retrospective of the innovative Italian-born American artist and architect Paolo Soleri.

Organized by SMoCA Curator of Contemporary Art Claire C. Carter, Repositioning Paolo Soleri: The City Is Nature focuses on drawings, sculptures and models that Soleri produced during the richest years of his artistic evolution—from 1947 until the mid-1970s. The selected works represent Soleri’s most creative moments when he was making his artwork and constructing his Paradise Valley home-studio, primarily with his own hands. The exhibition brings together elements from his built and unbuilt residences, bridges, dams, cities and transportation systems.

In addition to original drawings, models and sketchbooks, the exhibition surveys the artist’s earliest ceramic and bronze artisan crafts, as well as fabric designs and silkscreens. It also investigates Soleri’s personal engagement with the art and architecture of his time; the widespread recognition of his work by museums, scholars and curators; his relationship with Frank Lloyd Wright; and his influence on the American counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s.

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“The Museum is very excited about this retrospective,” said SMoCA Director and Chief Curator Sara Cochran, Ph.D. “It has been a joy to have the opportunity to work with Soleri during his lifetime and to publish this comprehensive catalog that we believe will add to the scholarship around this visionary thinker now that he has passed.” For more information, please visit SMoCA.org.

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Each October, eateries honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month by thinking pink … with their drinks. Below you’ll find some of the best pink drinks in the North Valley with recipes so easy that you can make them yourself.

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Grassroots Kitchen & Tap The Perfect Hound A simple yet refreshing drink served up with just two ingredients: Kettle One vodka and fresh squeezed grapefruit. grassrootsaz.com

Wally’s American Gastropub Pink Cougar There isn’t a drink that captures the essence of “pink” quite as much as the Pink Couger with Deep Eddy grapefruit vodka, chamomile-lemongrass syrup, and bubbles. wallysgastropub.com

Twisted Grove Parlor + Bar Fleur de Lis A fresh and light cocktail featuring Grey Goose La Poire, sparkling rosé, St. Germaine, and a grapefruit squeeze, topped with a sprig of basil. twistedgrove.com

Snooze an A.M. Eatery Pink Grapefruit Mimosa Wake up feeling pink with a twist on the classic mimosa with pink grapefruit juice and Snooze Sparkling on tap. snoozeeatery.com

Bar Six40 at The Scottsdale Resort Twisted Wine A combination of Berry Vodka, Elouan Rosé Wine and Sprite garnished with strawberry, blueberry and orange. theScottsdaleResort.com

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ctober has been declared McDowell Sonoran Preserve Month by the City of Scottsdale. It’s fitting that the Tour de Scottsdale, one the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy’s largest fundraising mechanisms, takes places during this month-long commemoration. Since the Tour began in 2004, the DC Ranch Community Council and the Conservancy have shared a rich history of partnership, growth and success.

The Conservancy leverages the Tour to gain funding through corporate sponsors, a portion of the registration price, and donations from cyclists. All funds raised go directly to the Conservancy for education and conservations programs in the Preserve.

“The Tour de Scottsdale is a huge undertaking that involves a big commitment not only from the riders, but from volunteers both on and off the course, and from DC Ranch who plans and executes the ride and expo,” said Paul Staker, interim executive director of the Conservancy. “But when you see the sense of accomplishment of the riders when they cross the finish line, and see the families having a great time at the expo, it makes it all worthwhile.” The Conservancy is the sole non-profit beneficiary, and has traditionally provided volunteer support as well as riders for the event. The Tour has raised more than $500,000 for the Conservancy.

McDowell Sonoran Conservancy stewards Carolyn DiFonzo, David Wilson, and Toni Vallee were top finishers in the 2016 Tour de Scottsdale.

“It has been one of those really long-standing relationships that has benefitted everyone involved,” Staker added. “We’ve certainly appreciated the financial support and the awareness the Tour de Scottsdale has provided to the Conservancy and the Preserve. The Community Council’s long term participation and support clearly demonstrates DC Ranch’s commitment to being both a good neighbor and a good community citizen.” Round up your elementary school-age kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews, even your neighborhood kids and bring them to the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy’s third annual Junior Citizen Science Festival presented by Cox Communications, our friend in the digital age, and in cooperation with the City of Scottsdale. Children and families will enjoy more than a dozen interactive, fun-filled educational STEM inspired activities about Sonoran Desert natural history and learn how junior and adult Citizen Scientists study the environment. Children and youth must be accompanied by an adult. Participants can visit as many of the activities as they wish or visit all the activities to collect special giveaways! Pre-registered participants will get a special Junior Citizen Scientist tote bag loaded with fun, educational items. Space is limited so reserve your spot today! Saturday, Nov. 4 | 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lost Dog Wash Trailhead 12601 N 124th St Scottsdale, AZ 85255 Register today at jcsf2017.eventbrite.com

Around Scottsdale Kierland gallery debuts bronze work Oct. 6 Desert Mountain Fine Art at Kierland Commons will host a special unveiling of renowned bronze sculptor Paige Bradley’s never-before-seen work. She will speak about her process and also showcase other pieces which focus on the human figure. Bradley has been pursuing art since she was 9 years old and aims to communicate the human condition through her art. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. desertmountain. wpengine.com

Mac & Cheese Fest Oct. 7 Pasta lovers rejoice! The Scottsdale Waterfront will play host to the first annual Mac & Cheese Fest on Saturday, Oct. 7. Festival goers will enjoy sampling signature Mac & Cheese from the Valley's top chefs. There also will be

local craft beer and perfectly paired libations to enjoy with your favorite Mac & Cheese dish. Macandcheesefestaz.com

Bacon and Beer Classic sizzles Oct. 7

Sample more than 50 craft beers, eat 25 bacon-infused dishes, play giant Jenga, battle it out on the bungee run and compete in a bacon-eating contest. This unique event begins at noon, Saturday, Oct. 7, at Scottsdale Stadium. Baconandbeerclassic.com

Pumpkin Patch Train

The Grand Canyon Railway transforms its historic rail cars into the Pumpkin Patch Train Oct. 7-29. Kids and parents alike are invited to don their favorite Halloween costumes for a fairy tale ride through the countryside to a secret pumpkin patch, accessible

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only by train. Take a walk-through the Haunted Train Car. Pick a seasonal pumpkin of your choosing and then decorate it back at the Williams Depot. Thetrain.com

Celebrate all things railroad at Railfair, Oct. 7-8

This free event includes model train displays, exhibits of seldom seen vintage railroad equipment and presentations about Arizona’s railroad history. The fun takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. TheRailroadPark.com

Arizona Taco Festival Oct. 14-15

The 8th Annual Arizona Taco Festival is a taco-topic of epic proportions. Over 50 participating restaurants and food trucks will be serving tacos with some of the most unique recipes you’ve ever tasted! Listen to live music, enjoy Lucha Libre wrestling shows, cooking classes, and so much more. Aztacofestival.com

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Cooks and Corks Oct. 20 The best of the Arizona culinary scene will come together this October for an exceptional night of tastings with wine pairing under the stars. The Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North will again be the setting for this ideal foodie experience

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