A thick layer of hail gives the illusion of a covering of snow on East Aspen Avenue in downtown Flagstaff in October.
Hattie Loper, Arizona Daily SunFinishing the month slightly above average for precipitation, with one of the snowiest Aprils in the past few decades, Flagstaff inched closer to its normal totals for the season as the city’s average temperature for the year slightly dropped.
A total of 13.5 inches of snow was recorded last month, the 24th-most for April and the third-most for April since 2000. Flagstaff had not finished an April with double-digit snowfall since 2012’s 10.4 inches.
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Cedar House Coffee Shop and Bakery exemplifies a thriving legacy business in Flagstaff, blending generational passion, cultural heritage and culinary creativity to serve its community while mentoring the next generation. Read moreA family recipe for success: Cedar House's legacy continues
As Catron County, New Mexico, declares a state of emergency over the presence of Mexican gray wolves, calling for military support and emergency funding, Cochise County, Arizona, is now facing… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Bridging the divide: A northern Arizona perspective on wolf recovery
On May 10 you printed an article regarding Flagstaff Area National Monument's headquarters building. That article shared the building's history (to include its origins in efficiency) as well a… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Ring the doorbell at the Flagstaff Area National Monument's headquarters building
The following is from VoteVets.org: “You know that plane? The one Trump shook down Qatar for? The $400 million luxury jet? Read moreLetter to the Editor: Veteran decries Trump, Congress spending, actions
I am on Rep. Crane’s newsletter mailing list and have often been confused by the positions he has taken, but his decision to vote in favor of the current budget bill is totally unfathomable. O… Read moreLetter to the Editor: 'I think Rep. Crane owes us all an explanation'
The existence of your national parks was not inevitable. We could have easily lived in a timeline where the Grand Canyon was drowned by giant reservoirs, where redwoods are only stumps and mem… Read moreLetter to the Editor: National Park Service supporter says time to speak out is now
On June 30, 2019, local running legend Nat White introduced Flagstaff’s first running club to High Country Running readers. He wrote how the Sisu Striders, founded in 1974, had organized the t… Read moreHigh Country Running: From Sisu to NATRA, some things never change
In the past couple of years, NAU has been nurturing 3 new efforts to enhance postsecondary success in AZ. Read moreNorthern Arizona University's recent initiatives move toward postsecondary education attainment
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Coconino Community College has called for an election on a $100 million bond this November that, if passed, would fund construction projects throughout the county. Read moreCoconino Community College placing $100M bond for construction projects on November ballot
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This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: An interview with my readers
This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: City awaited Flagstaff Pine Country Pro Rodeo kickoff
The Search and Rescue Unit of the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) is looking for a 32-year-old woman last seen in the Edge of the World area near the end of Woody Mountain Road. Read moreCCSO searching for missing woman off of Woody Mountain Road
Photographer Hattie Loper was out at the No Kings protest in front of Flagstaff City Hall on Saturday afternoon, part of a nationwide series of demonstrations. An estimated 4,000 people came o… Read moreThousands turn out for No Kings protest in front of Flagstaff City Hall
“No Other Land� is the Academy Award winner for Best Documentary Feature and has won more than 50 major awards at prestigious film festivals around the world. Read moreMovies in Flagstaff: Impactful film to make city debut
Ana Velazquez will be studying biology at NAU with the goal of becoming a veterinarian. Read moreArizona students awarded Empowering Diversity Scholarships, including 1 at NAU
“It’s something we’ll be able to look back on and say we could have done better, but we made it that far and it was still something that’s historic" -- Connor Iniguez Read moreConnor Iniguez caps off Flagstaff High School career as the Arizona Daily Sun Baseball Athlete of the Year
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A straightforward Superior Court hearing turned surprisingly contentious on Wednesday, June 11, when the prosecutor and judge exchanged loaded statements during a discussion of a defendant’s r… Read moreHearing in Flagstaff sting case prompts sharp remarks from judge; one defendant pleads guilty
In her official statement on the appointment, Hobbs said, “Throughout his career, Charles Doughty has shown a commitment to serving people in need." Read moreGovernor names Charles Doughty to Coconino County Superior Court vacancy
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Jun 15 â€� 3430 N. Fourth St., 3430 N. Fourth St., Flagstaff. 928-526-9578. 10-11 a.m., If you're looking for a small church with a supportive community, you've found it at… Read moreFlagstaff Religion News for June 14, 2025
View Dr. Herzog article HERE | View scam article HERE | View Flag Folk Fest article HERE Read moreThe Arizona Daily Sun 3@3 report for Friday, June 13
Northern Arizona swimming and diving head coaches Andy Johns and Nikki Kelsey announced the addition of seven athletes to the swimming and diving roster for the fall. Read moreNAU ROUNDUP: Swim and dive adds seven in athletes for upcoming season
Darren Herzog, MD, has more than 12 years of experience in orthopedic care. Read moreNorthern Arizona Healthcare adds surgeon to Orthopedic and Spine Institute in Flagstaff
With both finishing among the top 6 teams in Division II this spring season, the Coconino Panthers and Flagstaff Eagles accounted for 13 of the 25 players recognized within the Grand Canyon Re… Read moreCoconino, Flagstaff combine for 13 beach volleyball honors from AIA
The festival features music of all varieties, with both solo and group performances. Read moreFlagstaff Folk Festival brings family fun to the stage on June 14-15
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The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has been alerted to several new scams by area residents. Read moreNew fraudulent scams targeting Coconino County residents
Dear Master Gardener, Read moreGardening Etcetera: How Oystershell Scale can affect aspen trees
Think of a place in your life that has been important to you, perhaps enough to shape or influence who you have become. This could be a place where you grew up, a place where something importa… Read moreAsk a Ranger: The geoheritage of one of Arizona's first national monuments
During its May 21 meeting, the City of Flagstaff’s Heritage Preservation Commission unanimously voted against accepting a cultural resource study on the building at 19 W. Birch Ave. ahead of i… Read moreFlagstaff's Heritage Preservation Commission requests revisions to study as potential demolition at 19 W. Birch looms
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Flagstaff’s congressional representative has introduced a bill to bolster cleanup of abandoned hardrock mines in the West, including uranium mines on the Navajo Nation. Read moreRep. Eli Crane introduces bill to support mine cleanup
College athletics in today’s age comes with a lot of moving parts. The landscape changes constantly and consistency can be hard to come by. Read moreHaley Cody’s journey from NPA to Flagstaff High takes her to Yavapai
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After two decades, Bill Cheney’s chess initiative continues guiding students from school clubs to national competitions. Read moreChess becomes a cornerstone to Flagstaff community as students take on SuperNationals
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