Bulletin Staff

Bulletin Staff

An impact structure features legs

An impact structure features legs

A distinctive geological feature known as Spider Crater, located in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, has been captured in a recent image by NASA’s Landsat 9 satellite. The crater, resulting from a meteorite impact and subsequent erosion over millions of years, measures approximately 13 kilometers by 11 kilometers (8 miles by 7 miles). Geological Significance Spider…

Read more
Old Town offers business resources

Old Town offers business resources

Old Town Scottsdale continues to thrive as a dynamic urban center, known for its pedestrian-friendly streets filled with art galleries, museums, restaurants, and retail shops. The area also offers a lively nightlife scene. Planning Resources Available Residents and stakeholders in Scottsdale can access the Planning Cases Dashboard, an online map that displays active planning and…

Read more
355th Wing hosts civic leaders from southern Arizona for tour of Joint Base San Antonio Lackland

355th Wing hosts civic leaders from southern Arizona for tour of Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland

The 355th Wing hosted a civic leader tour at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland from Oct. 6-8, 2026, bringing together key community figures from southern Arizona to learn about the U.S. Air Force’s operations. Building Community Relationships The tour aimed to enhance understanding between civic leaders and the Air Force by providing opportunities to experience the…

Read more
State water initiative honors a legacy of solutions in action

State water initiative honors a legacy of solutions in action

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs recently joined researchers and water leaders to celebrate the achievements of the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative, which marked four years of statewide collaboration focused on addressing the region’s water challenges. The event, held on October 14 at ASU SkySong, highlighted the initiative’s work since its inception in 2022. Collaboration for Water…

Read more
Arizona offers tools to answer your water questions

Arizona offers tools to answer your water questions

Arizona State University has launched two new tools aimed at helping residents navigate the complexities of the state’s water issues amid growing concerns over water availability. The About My Water app and the AI-driven Kyl Bot seek to provide clear, community-specific information regarding water sources, risks, and planning requirements. Addressing Water Concerns With recent headlines…

Read more