365betÌåÓýÔÚÏßÊÀ½ç±­

Returning for its third year, the East Flagstaff Community Market will kick off a month earlier for 2025 and shift to a new location. Read moreEast Flagstaff Community Market returns May 17, shifts to Flagstaff Mall parking lot

For the third time since 2010, Lumberyard Brewing Company's Railhead Red earned an award at the World Beer Cup. Read moreLumberyard Brewing Company wins silver at 2025 World Beer Cup

The four additional days will include Saturday, May 10, Sunday, May 11, Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18. Read moreArizona Snowbowl season extended to May 18

Kyle McCain and Camron Howell have some surprises in store for visitors once PuttTek officially opens up in Flagstaff this summer. Read morePuttTek Flagstaff nearing debut as work underway for 18-hole putting course

Roughly six months after Brix departed the building as it ceased operations, the Carriage House at 413 N. San Francisco St. opened its doors once again. Read moreOffering a little something for everyone, Sosta opens at the Carriage House on San Francisco Street

One of Flagstaff’s two Family Dollar locations is closing its doors on Saturday, April 19, as it begins a transition into a Dollar Tree location. Read moreEast Route 66 Family Dollar closes to begin transition to new Dollar Tree location

“We just want it to feel different. I think you used to go to a place just primarily because of the food, and now people like to go to places because of the vibe, because the food also tastes good and the customer service is good." -- Christa Freeman, owner of Urban Pine Eatery and Juice Pub and Eatery Read moreUrban Pine Eatery opens up in downtown Flagstaff, from owner of Juice Pub and Eatery

Three locations are now branded with the Matador name via the partnership with NAU Campus Dining. Read moreMatador Coffee and NAU Campus Dining partner to bring local brew to campus

The default judgment against the defendants states the parcel will be sold in order to settle the roughly $105,000 notice and claim of lien filed by Geary Pacific Corporation. Read moreWith project abandoned, proposed TownePlace Suites land on Route 66 directed to be sold by county judge

The election came a month after a letter addressed to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf asked for the union to be recognized voluntarily and three weeks after a notice of election was filed with the National Labor Relations Board. Read moreFlagstaff's Fourth Street Wells Fargo location officially joins Wells Fargo Workers United

The sale of a 2.23-acre parcel of land in the middle of Milton Road has forced multiple businesses to relocate to new locations, while the future of others is in question. Read moreBusinesses leaving locations on 1300 S. Milton Road following $6.5 million sale

City Council supported the continued planning of a mixed-use residential development. Read moreMixed-use developments see varying success in retail spaces in Flagstaff

As the calendar hit March, the fourth annual March Madness burger competition returned to local restaurants in downtown Flagstaff. Read moreDowntown Flagstaff Business Alliance's March Madness burger competition returns

Though the restaurant space at 101 N. Leroux St. has remained vacant, it will soon be under the direction of an award-winning chef. Read moreRecently added to Flagstaff Historical Registry, former Maloney's location working toward new concept

Though the flights stopped on Jan. 4, discussions during the City of Flagstaff's Airport Commission in December referenced a plan for the service to resume in the coming months. Read moreWeekly flights between Flagstaff and Los Angeles return in March

Stores will be closed over the upcoming months, according to a company spokesperson, with Flagstaff's sale already including 25-30% off some of its products. Read moreLiquidation sale at Flagstaff Joann location underway following court approval

Through its attorney, Taylor Swick, Alejandro’s stated a belief that Baja Mar’s arrival has created “unfair competition� within the same building. Read moreAlejandro's begins legal efforts against Hopi Tribe, Sterling Real Estate Management following downtown arrival of Baja Mar

Nearly a month after voluntarily filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, for the second time in less than a year, Joann announced plans to close approximately 500 of its more than 800 locations. Read moreFlagstaff's Joann location among company's approximately 500-store closure list

Three businesses around downtown Flagstaff have closed their doors in recent months, with two of the spaces already filled, in addition to a third newcomer and relocation to the east side. Read moreNew year brings new business closures and openings around downtown Flagstaff

In a letter addressed to the CEO of Wells Fargo, employees asked for the union to be recognized voluntarily, adding that a petition had been filed with the National Labor Board to conduct an election. Read moreWells Fargo employees at Fourth Street location seeking to become 25th unionized branch

It didn’t take long for Ashley Price to realize she made the right decision in opening Southside Consignment in fall of 2024. Read moreSouthside Consignment and Northside Collection offering Flagstaff new options for repurposing clothing

Jamie and Kelsey Drayton, owners of Brandy's Restaurant & Bakery and Brandy's Café, officially took control of the business earlier this month. Read moreBrandy's owners Jamie and Kelsey Drayton take over Proper Meats + Provisions in downtown Flagstaff

Here's a recap of the year's top stories when it comes to the local economy. Read moreEconomy Year in Review: Business opening and closures stand out in 2024

Members of the performing groups have been had at work over the past few weeks turning the space into an intimate, 75-seat theater with a personal touch to make it more practical, as well as offer a few cosmetic updates. Read moreFlagstaff Shakespeare Festival and Interference Series in Flagstaff find a home in new Beaver Street Theatre

The U.S. Postal Service is hiring to fill city carrier assistants (CCA) and rural carrier associate (RCA) positions in Flagstaff.  Read moreUSPS in immediate need of letter carriers in Flagstaff

Outgoing Wick CEO Francis Wick, who will continue to oversee the company until O'Connor’s arrival, said O'Connor is the right person to lead Wick Communications� next chapter. Read moreJosh O'Connor named CEO of Wick Communications

The Porch, based in the Valley with locations in Arcadia, Tempe and Gilbert, posted a banner with an expected opening date of spring 2025 on the fencing that surrounds the former Coco’s Bakery location. Read moreValley-based sports bar to open in former Coco's Bakery location

Multiple businesses in and around Flagstaff will be offering traditional holiday meals to be served at home or to be enjoyed as a dine-in experience for the winter holiday season. Read moreLocal businesses offering holiday meals for dine-in or to serve from home

Another change will come to the Flagstaff General Store as its owner moves on, with her friend Christie Kinkade taking over the business. Read moreFlagstaff General Store ownership changing after a decade in business

Initially setting out with the goal of introducing more people to the taste of a higher-quality ice cream, Nic and Seth started their business with a cart and brought their small-batch, premium ice cream options to special events around Flagstaff. Read moreBrothers Nic and Seth Beckett seeing success with Timberline Ice Cream

Multiple restaurants around Flagstaff will be offering the chance to eat a traditional Thanksgiving Day meal prepared for dining out or take-home dinner options prepared ahead of time. Read moreFlagstaff restaurants serving traditional Thanksgiving meals

After taking over Karen’s Gluten-Free Bakery in Sedona over a year ago, Anastassiya McPherson set a goal of opening a business in Flagstaff. Read moreCoffee Inn brings bakery European-inspired items free of gluten, dairy to Flagstaff