NAZ Elite's squad heading to San Francisco this weekend is ready to get down and dirty.
For the first time in its history, NAZ Elite this Saturday is sending a women's scoring group to compete for a cross country team title. They'll be tasked with competing in poor conditions, with rain expected on the day of the 6K USATF Club Cross Country Championships at Golden Gate Park.
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In the vast expanse of space, an estimated one million Near Earth Objects (NEOs), also known as near-Earth asteroids, are constantly orbiting close to our planet. Every night, astronomers trac… Read moreWhat are near-Earth asteroids made of? NAU researchers are about to find out
June 1's rainfall was the first measurable total on the date since 1991's daily record of 0.31, though there 2023 included a trace amount, according to NWS records. Read moreEarly June rainfall the first for Flagstaff since 2015
Meet Tanya! This 11-month-old retriever mix is a sweet, cuddly companion who absolutely loves kids and people of all shapes and sizes. Whether it is going for a walk, enjoying some tasty food,… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Tanya
The Wool and Fiber Festival, a two-day natural fiber-themed event presented by Threaded Together, featured demonstrations, animals, vendors and more at the Pioneer Museum over the weekend. Read moreGallery: Wool and Fiber Festival in Flagstaff
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Kids Squared is starting Tuesday, June 3, a fun and free event for youth in Flagstaff this summer. Read moreKids Squared starts June 3 in Flagstaff, with free events for kids
I just wish to congratulate the recent photo of the train engine fire by Andy White. Magnificent! Worthy of Arizona Highways! Read moreLetter to the Editor: Reader impressed with photo of train engine fire
I would like to commend my husband, Mark Reavis -- former City of Flagstaff Heritage Preservation officer and senior planner (2020-2024) -- for being the driving force behind saving the May Hi… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Wife praises husband who made May Hicks Curtis Home preservation happen
Through new grant initiatives, CCC is strengthening their support for their Indigenous students and providing a safe space for their success. Read moreCoconino Community College revamps for Indigenous student success
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The opening will come almost exactly two years after the transit agency broke ground on the project. Read moreMountain Line's new connection center in downtown Flagstaff to open June 9
This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: Flagstaff Elks took the Whisker Pledge
This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: Thirty years ago, this how it started
Newly hired NAU women's hoops head coach Laura Dinkins finalized her coaching staff ahead of the season. Read moreNAU ROUNDUP: Dinkins announces women's basketball coaching staff
For Tyrone Johnson, Teagan Martin’s progression from a wide-eyed freshman on varsity into one of the top basketball players in the state traces back to the lessons she learned early on in her … Read moreFlagstaff's Teagan Martin named Daily Sun Girls Basketball Athlete of the Year; to continue career at Pima
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This week, the author talks about the good, bad and ugly of taking on the Cocodona 250. Read moreHigh Country Running: No finish, no problem: just friends with Cocodona
The sentence was the minimum allowable under a plea agreement, which resolved five separate felony cases against Smith. Read moreSecond suspect in death of Sharon Nocki Yazzie receives 10-year sentence
“The building inspector told me that the best thing I could do was tear the building down,� said Henry Taylor, who, alongside his wife, Pamela “Sam� Green, maintains ownership of the hotel to this day. “We had to prove him wrong.� Read moreWeathering the storm: Downtown Flagstaff's Weatherford Hotel flourishing 50 years after dodging demolition
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BEACON UU SUNDAY SERVICE: "Flower Communionâ€� Jun 1 â€� Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 510 N. Leroux St., Flagstaff. (928) 779-4492. 10-11 a.m., ALL ARE WELCOME! You BELONG at Beacon… Read moreFlagstaff Religion News for May 31, 2025
Read FMC article HERE | Read decathlon/heptathlon article HERE | Read nuclear waste forum article HERE Read moreThe Arizona Daily Sun 3@3 report for Friday, May 30
Throughout June, the Arizona Nike Swim Camp and the Arizona Altitude Cross Country Camp will take place at NAU. Read moreLOCAL ROUNDUP: Nike swim camp, cross country camp to take place at Northern Arizona University
Kate Rose's traditional Irish fiddle background is blended with Armand Ramirez's world rhythms in their duo, Wild World Irish Fiddle. Read moreFiddler flourishing through fusion: Rose-Ramirez duo blends Irish tradition with Latin, world rhythms
Hospital leaders have said the emergency department will continue to treat patients as construction is underway and have developed contingency plans to handle unexpected surges in volume. Read moreNorthern Arizona Healthcare renovating Flagstaff Medical Center emergency department to address capacity needs
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Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Flagstaff over 50 years ago and has been working ever since to fill the gaps of early childhood education. Read moreThe voice for early education in Flagstaff: Elizabeth Taylor’s 51-year legacy
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Researchers at Arizona State University are seeking Flagstaff participants for community discussions on the subject of nuclear waste management and siting. Read moreASU researchers studying nuclear waste storage to host forum in Flagstaff
The camp offers five weekly themed sessions, from studying pollinators and wildlife habitats to honing wilderness survival skills. Read moreThe Arboretum at Flagstaff offering Eco-Explorers Summer Camp for elementary schoolers
Coconino High School's Wylan Smith and Bruce Larsen, Flagstaff High School's Colt McCallie and Northland Prep's Aaron Nicol all returned to the Valley this past weekend for the Arizona Decathl… Read moreFour local athletes compete at Arizona Decathlon/Heptathlon State Championships
The purpose of the plan is to evaluate the risk posed to the community by natural and man-made hazards and to identify actions that can reduce or eliminate those risks. Read moreCoconino County seeking public input for Hazard Mitigation Plan update
Flags were placed on the graves of veterans ahead of Memorial Day at Citizens Cemetery on Saturday morning. Read moreGallery: Placing flags at Citizens Cemetery
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Memorial Day celebrations took place at the Citizens Cemetery Monday in Flagstaff. Read moreGallery: A salute to Memorial Day
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I love this time of year, especially in the vegetable garden, since there is so much planting to be done! Late May is the traditional time to plant your warm season crops in Flagstaff. Read moreGardening Etcetera: Tips for growing warm season crops
The City of Flagstaff and the Coconino National Forest will both enter Stage 1 fire restrictions at 8 a.m. on Friday, May 30. Read moreFlagstaff and surrounding forest enter fire restrictions on Friday
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