A publication of

The Town of Cave Creek

37622 N Cave Creek Rd.

Cave Creek, AZ

480-488-6600

Editor:

Nina Spitzer

Contributor: Mayor Bob Morris

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Click HERE for the Town of Cave Creek's official website.

Click the above image to read the official

Town of

Cave Creek's February newsletter.

Fire

Danger...

is

HIGH

The Town of Cave Creek is at

HIGH

fire danger

with

Stage 1 Fire Restrictions.

It's important to click the campfire image (above) for a detailed explanation of Stage I & 2 restrictions per Town code.

We love our desert home.

Let's protect it!

2024

Cave Creek Business License Renewals

Are you

up-to-date with your 2024

Cave Creek business license renewal? It's quick and easy to do online and only $50. Simply

click HERE,

Cave Creek Weather

Corner

Click the image for Cave Creek weather info direct from the Town website.

March

Event

Corner

Mar 2 (10am): Desert Awareness Park Tour - (Info HERE)

Mar 4: Non-Profit Grant Applications due at Town Hall - (Info HERE.)

Mar 4 (6:00 pm): Town Council Meeting - (Info HERE.)

Mar 9 (7am - 11am): Kiwanis Club of Carefree Annual Pancake Breakfast - Carefree's Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion (Info HERE)

Mar 9 (8am - 12noon): Free Brush Drive-Thru (Cave Creek residents) - Cave Creek Water Ranch

Mar 13 (5:30 pm): Carefree * Cave Creek Mixer (Info HERE)

Mar 16 (9am): Cave Creek Rodeo Days Parade (Info HERE)

Mar 17: Happy St. Patty's Day!

Mar 18 (6:00 pm): Town Council Meeting - Cave Creek Town Council Chamber (Info HERE)

Mar 19 (4:00 pm): Annual Miners' Dinner Fundraiser - Cave Creek Museum (Info HERE)

Mar 22-24: Cave Creek Rodeo Days (Info HERE)

Mar 28 (7:30 am): Carefree * Cave Creek Breakfast - Harold's Cave Creek Corral

Click HERE for the calendar and Zoom links on the Town site.

It's

Waffle

Time!

Belgian Waffle Ride

Mar 1-2

Expected at this popular, fun event are 1000 cyclists plus 1000+ supportive friends and family. The event is based at Stagecoach Village with the actual race day being Sunday, March 2nd. Click HERE for all the details as well as route maps.

Merchants & Rodeo Fans

Cave Creek Rodeo Days posters are now available for pick-up and display at the Cave Creek Tourism Bureau. Come get yours! The tourism Bureau is open daily 10am-2pm.

Cave Creek Bike Week

The Hideaway Grill / Roadhouse is hosting the 26th annual Cave Creek Bike Week from the 29th of March until the 7th of April in 2024! This is the Silver Anniversary and going to be the biggest Bike Week yet. Contests, stunts, gypsy rides, tons of vendors, live music, builders, open house, and more! Info HERE.

A Cool Site for a list of Businesses & Events in Cave Creek

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Click HERE.

Candidate Packets for the upcoming Town of Cave Creek 2024 local Primary Election are now available for pickup by appointment.

This is an opportunity to become involved in your town's government. You can learn more about it by clicking

HERE.

Cave Creek Merchants

A reminder that the Cave Creek Concierge Tour 2024 has been moved to Oct 9, 2024. We will be in touch on how you can promote your business through this event.

Guess It

Corner

Where can you find the best popcorn in Cave Creek?

February's Answer:

Last month's Bozo in the yellow car wasn't a speeder. He was actually parked in front of Earl's Old Time Candy Shop admiring the sweet treats through the window. See Bozo again HERE in last month's Cave Creek Corner.

A Day-in-the-Life Corner

Chloe, Megan, and Lilly stop for a chat - a typical sight in our town of Cave Creek.

Fire Safety Corner

Stinknet

Clean it out NOW to protect your home and community.

Stinknet Info HERE

Supporting Our Locals Corner

Lovin' Our Locals

We enjoy giving the very BEST to those very special people in our lives, and what better place to find something special and unique than in one of our local Cave Creek

shops.

Gift shopping locally is quick, easy, and will always result in finding the PERFECT gift for your loved one and for yourself, too.

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We love our local shops, restaurants, and services. Let's be sure to support them.



SHOP LOCAL!

Click HERE to access the Desert Foothills Library's program listing called

Information Highways.

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Supporting one another is what it's all about!

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Happy 40th Anniversary Carefree

"Walk Through Time"

Explore Carefree's history at the Carefree Desert Gardens with the “Walk Through Time” historical installation set to go up early to mid-March. Discover amazing key moments that shaped Carefree.

Photo: AZ Wonders

Let's Respect & Preserve Our Beautiful Desert

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Please remember... motorized bikes and ATV's are not allowed on or off hiking paths and washes.

Advocating for Our Business Community

The Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is the primary voice of business in the community working with local and state policymakers on issues that improve our regions business environment.

Banner

Photo Credit:

Steve Jellerson

(Steve's Birds of Cave Creek HERE)

Merchant Marketing Corner

Hear Ye - Hear Ye!

Cave Creek Guide is website chock-full of Cave Creek town core info created by a fellow Creeker for the benefit of residents, visitors and Cave Creek town core brick n' mortar businesses. For info on free promotion click HERE!

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Community Partners is a "One hand washes the other!" marketing opportunity where both local small businesses and local non-profits support one another. Check it out and get more info HERE!

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Instagram: Dale Samar, of the Cave Creek Visitors Guide offers free promotion on The Cave Creek Visitor's Guide's Instagram account. contact Dale at 602-799-7335.

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And don't forget: The Cave Creek Tourism Bureau is a free marketing opportunity for licensed Cave Creek businesses. Yes. It's a free service of the Town of Cave Creek. For info and sign-up form, go to the tourism bureau webpage by clicking HERE.

Spark Generating Work

CAUTION!

Take spark-generating preventative measures.

Have an active hose nearby.

*PLEASE*

Safety First!

Always!!!

CodeRED is an emergency alert system. Cave Creek residents and business owners are encouraged to participate in order to receive electronic alerts in the event of an emergency.

Be Safe-Don't Be Sorry!

Click HERE to register now for direct alerts from the Town of Cave Creek in the event of a crisis.

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We are a part of this unique, complex,

and complicated fabric of what it means

to be an American. Americans come in all colors,

creeds, and colors of the rainbow,

and we can celebrate this together.

~ Tamlyn Tomita, actress

March

2024

Feature Corner

Buying is Giving

March is “Spring Cleaning” month which, for many, may include weeding out perfectly good items no longer needed or used. Donating them to local non-profit thrift shops supplies the organization with inventory they need for bringing in sales, and sales = $$$ they can use in supporting our community.

We, in Cave Creek, are fortunate to have seven non-profit (501c3) thrift shops offering a variety of items at extremely fair prices. Most important of all…When we purchase an item from a local non-profit thrift shop, we support their mission's goal by providing them the resources to give back to the community, which they do in countless, wonderful ways. It’s as simple as that - “Buying is Giving!”

So, every time we buy at local no-profit thrift shops, we give back to our community in a variety of ways. Plus, we return home with once-loved treasures that can be loved again. It’s truly a “Win-Win.” In addition to buying, supporting these organizations with our no longer needed items when down-sizing or just cleaning out is also a “Win-Win.”

These thrift shops are all around us. Let’s stop in and say hello. Whether dropping items off or shopping, let’s remember “Buying is Giving.” Be sure to check each of their websites to learn more about their missions and what they accomplish.

Let’s take a look at our local 501c3 thrift shops:

Foothills Animal Rescue Resale Boutique

7202 E Ho Rd Suite C, Carefree, AZ 85377

"DONATE + SHOP = SAVED LIVES"

Mission Statement: Our mission is to save lives through the rescue, care & adoption of homeless cats & dogs.

In 2023, Foothills Animal Rescue's Resale Boutiques raised over $800,000, accounting for 47% of the organization’s income. That same year, Foothills Animal Rescue adopted out 422 animals and cared for a total of 506 animals. The average cost of care for one animal is $2,000. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of donated items benefits the animals at Foothills Animal Rescue. 

“Our organization's work would not be possible without the support of our donors and shoppers,” says Lana Shapiro, Director of Development and Marketing.

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Gold Mine Thrift Shop

6502 E Cave Creek Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

"Friendly Thrift Shop with a Community Mission"

Mission Statement: Along with many monetary charities, including the Foothills Food Bank, Horses Help, Tierra Madre and Foothills Caring Corps (all a part of the Good Shepherd of the Hills Outreach program), the Gold Mine continues a rich tradition of providing service and physical merchandise to those in need.

The roots of the Gold Mine Thrift Shop actually go back to 1947 when a group of dedicated women held a regular rummage sale in support of the Good Shepherd of the Hills parish, originally a mission outpost.

Today, seventy-seven years later, the efforts of that original group of women have grown to a non-profit Outreach Program of the Good Shepherd of the Hills Church which puts100 percent of net proceeds back into the community. According to manager Randi Smelkó, Gold Mine donations go to Foothills Food Bank, Foothills Caring Corp, Fetch Foundation, Reining Grace, Native Health, Arizona Foothills 911, Tierra Madre, children’s clothing and toys to the San Carlos Apache reservation, and Free Spay/Neuter Clinic. The shop also collects veterinary offices' prescription bottles for recycling and provide towels and blankets to those clinics. 

You can certainly say the organization has come a long way since their rummage sale 1947 beginnings.

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Infinite Finds

6070 E Cave Creek Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

"We are touching the lives of those in need!

Mission Statement: Our mission is to make someone's past another's future.

Infinite Finds Thrift Store's sale of gently used and greatly loved clothing and jewelry items helps bridge the financial gap for individuals pending Arizona Long Term Care.

Founder Melissa Bates has 25 years of experience in health care and 18 years as a senior placement agent. During that time, she saw the vital need to bridge the financial gap for patients needing long-term care. Melissa has been fortunate to connect with countless families and patients seeking information, options, and answers. Infinite Finds is soon shifting to a popup location at 99 Easy Street, Carefree where it will continue doing its wonderful work for the community.

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Kiwanis Marketplace Thrift Store

6535 E Cave Creek Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

"A store unlike any other thrift store."

"Shop, Donate, Volunteer"

Mission Statement: The Kiwanis Club of Carefree Benefit Foundation, Inc. mission is to develop resources that transform the goodwill and vision of Kiwanis into programs that serve the children of our community.

From its humble beginnings in 2014, the Kiwanis Marketplace has grown steadily to the successful sales and donation thrift shop it is today. It’s beautiful Cave Creek town core location operates with only 12 paid workers plus the dedication of over 70 volunteers. Kiwanis Marketplace’s amazing 2023 sales resulted in the group donating over 1.2 million dollars to 36 local community organizations.

Kiwanis is proud to say, "We do it all for the kids!" Donations focus on kid and family-oriented programs through college scholarships, Sonoran Arts League, Cave Creek Museum, Desert Foothills YMCA, and Cave Creek Unified School District...just to name a few of many.

According to general manager Alex Perez, Kiwanis Marketplace was awarded the best Non-Profit business in 2022 by the Carefree/Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce.

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Puppy Luv Animal Rescue Thrift Store

7171 E Cave Creek Rd # P, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

"A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself." - Josh Billings

Mission Statement:

To rescue and recover as many dogs and puppies as it can with the resources it has by conducting adoption events and providing medical care.

Puppy Luv Rescue Foundation oversees the rescue operations of Puppy Luv Animal Rescue by providing guidance, council and direct support. The foundation has six perpetual members on the Board. These members volunteer, foster and support the rescue directly.

Puppy Luv Animal Rescue Thrift Store is wholly owned and run through the Foundation. This is a simple re-sale thrift shop. It receives material donations and resells those donations to support the needs of the foundation and the rescue. Donors are very generous, and they get many beautiful items to resell.

The thrift store has a manager with additional help from many volunteers and supporters.

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Purse-Impressions

7171 E Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

Mission Statement: Purse-Impressions is a charity organization that celebrates the accomplishments and milestones for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug treatment programs. This is accomplished by gifting a “Fresh Start” purse or backpack which allows them to celebrate their recovery with dignity, strength, and knowledge that someone cares about them.

Purse-Impressions Charity Boutique opened in September 2020 and has expanded twice in 3 ½ years.

In less than 4 years, the charity has donated over 5000 purses and backpacks to recovering addicts at 18 rehab facilities in Maricopa County. Additionally, they support over 300 children living in sober living treatment centers.

"I founded Purse-Impressions to transform the tragedy and heartbreak of losing my 28-year-old daughter Courtney to addiction into inspiration and compassion for others who are overcoming addiction in their own lives,” says Patricia Brusha.

In 2023, over 1000 purses and backpacks were donated including 300 back to school backpacks and diaper bags for their children’s program. All the charity’s donations are funded through boutique purse sales. Purse and jewelry donations to assist in this group’s mission are accepted daily.

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AND...

American Legion Auxiliary Yearly Rummage Sale

6272 E Cave Creek Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

Mission Statement: In the spirit of Service, Not Self, the mission of the American Legion Auxiliary is to support The American Legion and to honor the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of our veterans, military, and their families, both at home and abroad. For God and Country, we advocate for veterans, educate our citizens, mentor youth, and promote patriotism, good citizenship, peace, and security.

The American Legion Auxiliary is a 501c19 group which, by definition, "provides for the tax-exempt status of qualifying veterans' organizations and their related auxiliaries that are organized in the United States or any of its possessions."

The Auxiliary's Rummage Sale & More is only a two-day event held at the end of January, but those two days are oh so powerful! The auxiliary's accomplishments throughout the year, and specifically this annual rummage sale, supports veterans and their families in need, as well as those who are deployed. Post 34 members and the community contribute clothes, art, household items, jewelry, furniture, and so much more.

According to Chaplain Susie Snider, "We are also directly involved in many American Legion programs with the focus being for God and Country. Fundraising efforts are a joy to our members because we know that we are able to bless when the need is presented." 

Dates for 2025 are January 24 & 25. The Legion's Auxiliary is most thankful for the support they receive.

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Mayor's Corner

Dear Residents and Merchants,

March is a great month in the Cave Creek! The weather will be perfect for enjoying all the Cave Creek Rodeo Days events, shopping, dining, and of course our parks and trails, the crown jewels of the Town.

The Town of Cave Creek maintains a network of multi-use trails that connect portions of town, providing access to Cave Creek Regional Park, Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area, the Tonto National Forest, and linkages to the 314-mile Maricopa Trail and the Desert Foothills Land Trust properties. These trails offer hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Each year, however, several people need to be rescued while hiking. Please read my article in this newsletter on how to safely enjoy these trails.

March weather can be beautiful, but let’s enjoy it – safely.

Mayor Bob Morris

The Marshal's Corner

Greeting from the Marshal,

I would like to take this time to welcome Grady E. Miller as our new Town Manager. Grady brings a tremendous amount of experience as a town manager and will make an excellent leader for the Town of Cave Creek. Grady hit the ground running and we are already impressed with Grady’s insight and direction. Welcome to Cave Creek, Grady.

Here we are folks. THIS is our season! Saturday, March 16 we will have our annual Rodeo Days Parade. Expect traffic restrictions to begin at 5am and continue through 1:30pm. The Thunderbirds will have their event at Stagecoach Village the same day. In addition, Mountain View Pub will be hosting their annual Saint Patrick’s Day activities on Saturday night the 16^th and Sunday the 17th. PLEASE be careful and watch out for pedestrians especially on the weekend of March 16!  

Please remember that special events are what help make Cave Creek the town we love. You will be seeing me and the Sheriff’s Office deputies out directing traffic over the next few months. Please be kind. Smile. Say hello. Often times, the deputies have been out for hours directing traffic and not all residents and visitors are as kind as you are. A smile and a hello can go a VERY long way in making our day. Thank you.

One last thing…We are seeing A LOT of illegal dumping in our desert. If you see someone dumping in your neighborhood, please call the non-emergency number at 602-876-1011. Why should YOUR tax dollars clean up a mess that was illegally dumped in our pristine town?

Rodeo Time! I hope to see you all at the Cave Creek Rodeo this March 22-24.

Stay Safe,

Marshal Stein

Rodeo Days Corner

Cave Creek

Rodeo Days

2024

What's Happening & When

Saturday, March 16, 2024

9:00AM: Cave Creek Rodeo Days Parade on Cave Creek Road in Cave Creek, Arizona

1:00PM: Cave Creek Rodeo Days Mutton Bustin'. Sponsored by Kiwanis

3:00PM: Cave Creek Rodeo Days Cornhole Tournament. Sponsored by Harold's Corral

8:00PM: Cave Creek Rodeo Days Kick-off Dance. Sponsored by Harold's Corral

Thursday, March 21, 2024

5:00PM: Gates Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

5:00PM - 10:00PM:Vendors Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

7:30PM: All Bulls, All Night!

Friday, March 22, 2024

5:00PM: Gates Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

5:00PM-10:00PM: Vendors Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

7:30PM: First PRCA Rodeo Performance

Saturday, March 23, 2024

5:00PM: Gates Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena.

5:00PM-10:00PM: Vendors Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

7:30PM: Second PRCA Rodeo Performance.

Sunday, March 24, 2024

12:00PM: Gates Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

12:00PM-4:00PM: Vendors Open at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena

2:00PM: Third and Final PRCA Rodeo Performance

It's the Cave Creek Event of the Year!

Click HERE for more details, pics,

and to purchase tickets.

Yeeee Hawww!

Safety Corner

Know Before You Go!

By Mayor Bob Morris, Cave Creek

Residents and visitors alike are fortunate to have so many wonderful hiking options in the Cave Creek area. Let’s take a look at where these options are and how to enjoy them safely. A click HERE will take you to the Cave Creek Trail Network. Trails within the Town of Cave Creek boundaries include:

·      Cave Creek Regional Park

·      Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area

·      Desert Foothills Land Trust

·      Tonto National Forest Cave Creek Ranger District

·      Maricopa Trail - more than 300 miles of connected trails that encompasses Maricopa County and links to 10 regional parks.

Most have dedicated parking lots and the maps will point out where you can (and should) park when enjoying the trails. A tricky one for many is Black Mountain Trail parking. When hiking Black Mountain, please go up School House Road and turn right on Mark Way where there is dedicated parking. Begin your hike by walking the rest of School House Road to the trailhead.

Each year, several people need to be rescued while hiking in our local parks and preserves. For a safe and enjoyable day, please follow the following basic guidelines:

DO:

·      Wear appropriate footwear, clothing, eye protection and sunscreen for your adventure.

·      Stay on marked and designated trails.

·      Know before you go! Use maps and know the trails/terrain you will be encountering.

·      Let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to return.

·      Carry a fully charged cell phone, even when cell phone service is spotty. Activate battery saving Airplane Mode.

·      Have a signaling device - whistle, small mirror, and/or brightly colored bandanna.

·      Hydrate early, often, and have enough water for you, your children, and pets.

·      Share the trail and manage your pet.

·      Pick up your trash.

·      Leave the area better than you found it.

·      Keep wildlife wild. Leave wildlife and animals alone.

·      If lost or disoriented and/or suffer a hiking injury, call for help immediately. Don’t delay or wait until darkness.

·      When your water is half gone, stop and return to the trailhead.

DON’T:

·      Cut through private property to get to a trail.

·      Use motorized vehicles on any Town trails.

·      Use trails when they’re wet or muddy. Wait for trails first dry. Remember: If you make a track, please turn back!

·      Start fires.

·      Overestimate your abilities and/or underestimate the difficulty of the hike.

·      Hike alone (not recommended).

Equipped with this information we hope you enjoy the Town of Cave Creek trails.

Happy Trails!

Photo: Image by wirestock on Freepik

Town News Corner

Cave Creek's First Annual  

“State of the Town” 

Event

On Feb 28, Cave Creek’s Mayor Bob Morris addressed a room full of invited neighbors and friends at the Desert Foothills Library for his first annual “State of the Town” presentation. The event celebrated Cave Creek’s 2023 accomplishments. Those at the event also had the opportunity to meet Cave Creek's new town manager, Grady E. Miller. In addition, present at the event were also Deputy Town Manager Teresa Riza, Vice-Mayor Royer, Council Members Eelkema and McGuire, Marshal Stein, Town Directors, and Carefree’s Mayor Crane.

The event opened with a welcome by Mayor Bob and a video highlighting the 2023 accomplishments of the Town. Mayor Bob proudly shared the excellent financial status of the Town, then continued with details on vehicle and pedestrian safety, the Cave Creek Fire Department, the grant program, water and wastewater updates, and road improvements. Included in the presentation were expectation of ways to face upcoming challenges in these various areas. Mayor Bob also noted and explained Cave Creek ‘s voting initiatives on this 2024 election ballot.

Mayor Bob concluded by sharing information on Cave Creek Bike Week traffic safety precautions, updates on the sold-out Cave Creek Rodeo Days 2024, and Rodeo Grounds upgrades leading to its official acquisition by the Town of Cave Creek. 

Overall, this first annual “State of the Town” event showed how Cave Creek, in all areas, is both meeting and exceeding the needs of the community, including the support of local charities.

For those unable to attend the event or wanting to re-view it, a simple click HERE brings you to the video of this excellent event.

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Cave Creek residents, take advantage of a FREE brush drop-off on March 9 and April 11. Now's the time to protect your home and family by pulling out those dry weeds and grasses to create a 30-foot defensible space.

Veterans' Memory Garden Corner

Cave Creek Museum

~ Getting a New Face ~

Progress on the future home of the Cave Creek Museum’s Veterans Memory Garden is moving along nicely. Included in the garden’s plan is a frontage remodeling of the historic museum building, which is now being completed. Drive by and take a look!

This garden will be a special tribute to the veterans who secure our freedom. It’s designed and supervised by a master gardener and will contain plants and sites of the natural Sonoran Desert. Also included will be works by local master artists paired with veterans and expressing their thoughts, recollections and views in living art pieces. The artwork will change on a regular basis making the garden a place to visit over and over again.

The Town of Cave Creek’s trail system will lead naturally in and out of the garden, inviting tourists and residents alike to visit, sit a while, then reflect and honor their veterans.

Click HERE for additional details, a video, a look at the architect’s rendering of the garden, and to learn how you, too, can support this beautiful celebration of our veterans.

Cave Creek Tourism Bureau Corner

What We Have for You this Month...

Besides Smiles and Great Info

Stop into your Cave Creek Tourism Bureau (on Hidden Valley Drive) for your FREE Arizona road map and/or Arizona Recreation and Historic Sites map.

While there, you may also want to pick up a Cave Creek Rodeo Days poster created by the talented Jen Miles of Tech4Life.

Best of all, visit with some of our friendly CCTB volunteers!

The Cave Creek Tourism Bureau is here for you!

Happenings Corner

Feb 1: Carrie Dyrek's Retirement Party

Best of Retirement Wishes, Carrie!

Mayor Bob Morris and a full-house of other well-wishers gathered in the Cave Creek Council Chamber with hugs and best wishes for retiring Town Manager Carrie Dyrek. Speakers of various backgrounds took the mic to share stories and Carrie's many accomplishments during almost 26 years of her service to the Town of Cave Creek. Now, Carrie looks forward to travel and adventure with family and friends as she turns the page onto the next chapter of her life.

Congratulations on your retirement, Carrie Dyrek!

Photo: N. Spitzer

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Feb 17/18: Navajo Rug & Jewelry Festival

Rena Robertson from the Navajo Reservation is one of the principal weavers on the reservation. She was selling many rugs at Holland Center's Navajo Rug & Jewelry Festival.

Photo: Liz Northcott

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Town Manager

Grady E. Miller

Deputy Town Manager

Teresa Riza

Mayor

Robert Morris

Vice-Mayor

Kathryn Royer

Council Members

Tom Augherton

Ernie Bunch

Paul Eelkema

Thomas McGuire

Dusty Rhoades

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