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Speaking of traffic safety, I heartily approve the crosswalk at Route 66 and Metz Walk. Had I my way, I would approve another at the foot of Forest Meadows and Highland Mesa. Seriously, the tr… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Roundabout ridiculousness a pet peeve for fan of 4-way stops

The summer bridge and Success Programs for Native American students at both campuses of the Coconino Community College (CCC) are great examples of how federal dollars can assist in the higher … Read moreLetter to the Editor: Reader praises education efforts supporting Native students

Trump at the head of our government, our "democracy," is like playing a game of Jenga. How many pieces must we watch him remove before the foundation crumbles and the structure topples? How ma… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Trump's presidency 'is like playing a game of Jenga' with democracy

Every Sunday morning, I stand just outside the farmers market and talk with voters. Any voters. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Discussions lead to ponderings over country's 'deep division'

This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: Betty Crocker, Lamar and me

This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: City pond used as an ecological study area

Coconino County flood control district director Lucinda Andreani will be presented with the Centennial Celebration Impact Award in Public Safety from the Northern Arizona Branch of the America… Read moreCoconino County flood control district director Lucinda Andreani earns award from American Society of Civil Engineers

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BEACON UU SUNDAY SERVICE: "Preemptive Radical Inclusionâ€� with CB Beal Jun 8 â€� Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 510 N. Leroux St., Flagstaff. (928) 779-4492. 10-11 a.m., ALL ARE WELC… Read moreFlagstaff Religion News for June 7, 2025

Open Doors: Art in Action will be holding an opening reception for a new exhibit on Friday, June 6. Read moreOpen Doors: Art in Action holding opening reception for new exhibit

We are well into spring, and northern Arizona gardeners are bustling about preparing vegetable gardens, embedding ornamentals, planting shrubs, and anchoring in trees. Engaged in these activit… Read moreGardening Etcetera: Let's attend to these garden tasks before summer

In 1891, America’s first Chief Geologist, G.K. Gilbert â€� working for J.W. Powell, of Grand Canyon fame â€� rode his horse through the forests of the San Francisco Peaks. He was surveying volcani… Read moreAsk a Ranger: Deciphering crater origins and surveying volcanic vents

The City of Flagstaff will be holding an open house on an amendment to the zoning code related to high occupancy housing the evening of June 5. Read moreFlagstaff considering high occupancy housing zoning amendments to go with 2045 Regional Plan

Entering the 2025 Flagstaff Little League AAA City Tournament as the top two seeds, FLL AAA Teal Snake and FLL AAA Flag met for the third time this season in Monday’s championship game. Read moreFlagstaff Little League Teal Snake earns 2025 AAA City Tournament title

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Vitalant will be holding several blood drives across northern Arizona in June, including locations in Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Happy Jack and Williams. Read moreVitalant announces northern Arizona blood drive locations for June