Meet Amos, the ultimate fetch pro and snuggle bug!
This 2-year-old, 35-pound cutie is the perfect medium-sized mix of playful and chill. Amos is already potty trained, crate trained, and non-destructive in the home, a total dream dog! He’s great with other dogs and would love a pup sibling, but cats are a no-go for this guy.
Hi - We’re Mr. Biscuits and Simon. We came to the Coconino Humane Association from a home that had too many cats. We were both sneezing at times, so we went to a foster home to recover. The fo… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Mr. Biscuits and Simon
With 10 home matches in Rolle Activity Center, including the annual Lumberjack Classic, fans can look forward to a strong home-court presence this fall. Read moreNAU ROUNDUP: Volleyball announces 2025 schedule
Th celebration features family-friendly science programming, guest speakers, interactive exhibits, space-themed activities and telescope viewing. Read moreMeteor Crater and Lowell Observatory partner for Asteroid Day on June 30
NAH leadership and representatives of several of its service areas met with Hobbs after she toured FMC the afternoon of June 12. Read moreArizona governor visits Flagstaff Medical Center for discussion of potential federal cuts to Medicaid
Local forces are coming together to honor the life of local figure Bill Weldon in a new statue project. Read moreStatue creation in progress to honor a Flagstaff hero
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With one Coconino County secondary tax rate increasing, two other secondary rates remaining the same and the primary tax rate decreasing, the Coconino County Board of Supervisors will hold fou… Read moreCoconino County details proposed tax increases ahead of public hearings
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Northern Arizona University is projecting a decrease in both revenue and expenses for fiscal year 2026, according to a budget presentation at last week’s meeting of the Arizona Board of Regent… Read moreABOR approves Northern Arizona University budget for fiscal year 2026
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On the same day that Donald Trump spent $45,000,000 on a parade strutting our country’s military power for his birthday, over 45,000,000 people protested at more than 2,000 demonstrations acro… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Local urges protesters to push further in efforts
I personally find it very disgusting how your news thinks it is OK to boast about the idiots protesting your president with a very ignorant mind set, especially after the previous brain dead i… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Daily Sun's coverage of anti-Trump protests deemed 'disgusting'
Arizona's land is precious to those of us who live here and to the tourists who flock here to spend money. If you like to hunt, fish, camp, hike, walk your dog, ride your ATV, target shoot, or… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Arizona's land on 'chopping block' in bill
On April 13, Mr. Wolf stated in a letter to the editor, “Trump and Elon are not by any definition fascists.â€� I want remind Wolf that the Trump administration has detained and deported students… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Time for SCOTUS to defend the Constitution
An Open Letter to Representative Crane, Read moreLetter to the Editor: Will the real Eli Crane please stand up
There was a story last Sunday in the Phoenix paper about the risk communities in the wildland urban interface such as Flagstaff face from wildfire. It contained a great deal of good informatio… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Kachina Village Firewise reaches out
Sen. Ruben Gallego is notorious for the finance subcommittee on crypto, but I'm commenting on his seat on the Senate Homeland Security Committee. Dems are in minority, but too few speak regula… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Sen. Gallego criticized for lack of 'conscience for democratic ideals'
The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) approved policy changes for the state university system changing the language used around diversity during its June meeting. Read moreABOR approves policy update that changes language around diversity
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On June 7, Team Run Springer (TRS) toed the line of the NACA Sacred Mountain Prayer Run 10K starting at Thorpe Park. Along with the 10K, the event also featured a 2K and a 5K distance. Read moreHigh Country Running: Team Run Springer returns to Sacred Mountain Prayer Run
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