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Scottsdale Public Library The Peak Magazine Archive
You can enjoy a treasure trove of information by reviewing the Scottsdale Public LIbrary’s archive of past A Peek at the Peak issues dating to 1983. To visit the archive, click on the link below. Scottsdale Public Library Peak Archive
CCUSD Welcomes Executive Directors Jensen and Scott
March 11, 2021 Courtesy of Cave Creek Unified School District CCUSD Welcomes Dr. Patty Jensen as Executive Director of Elementary Leadership and Nancy Scott as Executive Director of Secondary Leadership Dr. Patty Jensen, the current principal of Lone Mountain Elementary School, has been named Executive Director of Elementary Leadership. Dr. Jensen has served as an elementary school principal for the past eight...
The Desert Center: A Special Pinnacle Peak Secret
From A Peek at the Peak Magazine, October 1997 Fewer than 100 people lived in the Pinnacle Peak area in the late 1970s. That is when Florence Nelson began travelling to local schools to educate kids about the desert. The work done by the Desert Center she started is an important part of the heritage of Scottsdale’s Desert Discovery Center. The Desert Center, which was managed for years by Scottsdale residents Donna and Dave Ropp...
Scottsdale’s Don Pablo and the House of Relics
Based on the December 1997 A Peek at the Peak Article, “The Saga of the Last of the Mountain Men” by Don Schoenau Edited by Les Conklin Imagine a vast expanse of remote desert in Maricopa County separating the small farming town (Scottsdale) and the tiny village of (Cave Creek). Imagine present day Scottsdale Road and Pinnacle Peak Road as dirt tracks cutting through a saguaro-studded landscape populated by many more cattle and...










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