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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

June 5 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for June 5

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

While the oldest paths into, and through, the Grand Canyon were game tracks and native routes, current hiking trails were purposely constructed. The oldest of these in the national park is the… Read moreOutdoors: On the Grand Canyon's oldest constructed trail: Nankoweap

This week's London Zoo column from Karen London. Read moreLondon Zoo: Singing fly fathers, courtship and speciation

The City of Flagstaff will conduct a full-volume test of the emergency alert siren system in neighborhoods downstream from the Museum Fire burn scar on Thursday, June 5 at 10 a.m. The test is … Read moreFlagstaff to test Museum Fire flood alert sirens on Thursday

June 3 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for June 3

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

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 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

With the fire season upon us again, I'm wondering if we have some kind of citywide alarm system telling us to evacuate if that time comes? We are surrounded by forest and have been lucky so fa… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Idea sounds alarm on wildfires

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

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