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October 7, 2019 (Scottsdale, AZ) – Who’s that girl? It’s 2019 Face of Foothills, Laura Helton, on the header of azfoothills.com. The Valley’s #1 luxury lifestyle publication revealed a new look today with Helton’s face gracing its pages. Helton will appear on the web header through March 2020, seeing millions of impressions on one of the top ten thousand most visited sites in the U.S. AZ Foothills employed a team of top level talent to create the new web image including highly sought after fashion photographer

August 26, 2019 (Scottsdale, AZ) – Wedding bells are ringing at AZ Foothills; the Valley’s #1 most trusted luxury media brand has announced the launch of its brand-new original publication, CAKE Weddings. Sweet beginnings for the soon-to-be-wed will start with CAKE, which promises to deliver the crème de la crème in Arizona weddings, profiling artisans and experts AZ brides need to know. Digitally, cakeweddings.com will allow brides and vendors to connect directly via a fresh, modern and easy to navigate site. The annual print edition of CAKE will be released twice a year to the largest distribution of...

April 1, 2019 (Scottsdale, AZ) – This is no April Fools prank; AZ Foothills has set an all-time high for circulation of Arizona Foothills Magazine, once again solidifying its spot as the Valley’s #1 most-trusted luxury media brand. Arizona Foothills Magazine will celebrate twenty-two years with the release of its monthly issue directly to reader’s inboxes via digital format. The hard-copy book will continue to reach Valley residents by direct mail to the most affluent residences and influencers, luxury resort and hotel suites along with some of the most highly attended events in the nation like...

July 16, 2018 (Scottsdale, AZ) – Break the Internet? That’s nearly what azfoothills.com did this month with its most successful Face of Foothills model search competition to date. The ninth annual contest exploded when polls open on Sunday, July 1 and hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down. More than five hundred contestants and their support networks from across the state flooded