Flagstaff, AZ News

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• May 24, 1930 The state of Arizona presents a bronze statue of John Campbell Gree...
• FMC invites anyone who has been touched by cancer to stop by the Cancer Center o...
• At the headwaters of the Little Colorado River, at what is now western New Mexic...
• "I tell you, the more I think, the more I feel that there is nothing more truly...
• Summer theater festival offers family-friendly entertainment
• SBS announces summer lecture series
• Tonight it begins! Every Thu, Fri, Sat on Heritage Square in Downtown Flagstaff:...
• 2012 Zuni Festival Artists and Schedule of Events Jaime Major Golightly Histo...
• It's National EMS Week and we want to thank all of the professionals in emergenc...
• Partnerships promote access to higher education
• Outstanding work rewarded with achievement awards
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• The Library & Archives at AHS-Papago Park will be closed from June 23-July 8, 20...
• Installing Across the Divide in our main gallery! This exhibition is anything bu...
• Work in the arts! We are hiring - taking applications through the end of May.
• The Museum of Northern Arizona is pleased to announce participation in the Blue...
• Summer Concerts in the Park Roadshow - Back by Popular Demand!
• Shelly calls for action to help families attain homes in Bennett Freeze Area
• Contractor selected for largest ever forest stewardship contract
• Zuni Festival's this Saturday and Sunday--artists . music . dances . insight pro...
• Zuni Festival at Museum of Northern Arizona this weekend!
• Truth in Taxation Hearing - Notice of Tax Increase
• We have eclipse!
• Tuesday: eat lunch or dinner at Fratelli's Pizza (either location), 10% of sales...
• April 20th, 1920 Grand Canyon National Park is dedicated! AHS #B109162
• April 19th, 1941 Miracle Mile development shows rapid growth and the new tourist...
• Watering Reminder
• New Rebate Opportunity
• Turf Rebates
• High Efficiency Toilet Rebates
• FUSD Child Development Centers Getting Ready For Summer And Fall
• We congratulate the 2012 FMC Nursing Excellence award recipients. Each year, FMC...
• Art is coming in for Across the Divide, a contemporary ceramics exhibition. It o...
• Tickets $25 at the door! 7pm tonight!
• Cardinals announce first day of training camp
• NAU, Museum of Northern Arizona renew long-standing partnership
• Attention Educators... Join us for this week long summer crash course in natural...
• You still have a bit of time to get your FALA GALA tickets online (like below) f...
• he Northern Arizona Book Festival is always a favorite in town! Check it out thi...
• West Street and Arrowhead Avenue Improvement Project
• Police Chief Candidates Narrowed To Two
• Run Boy Run at the Arboretum! Going to be so much fun!
• We try all kinds of diets. Some diets restrict one or two foods; others restrict...
• Obituary: E. Harlin Staires, vice president and professor
• New grads deliver with GR8 idea for concessions texting service
• NAU hosting statewide health care conference
• Politics professor selected as SBS interim dean
• This Saturday from 2-4 p.m., Ed Kabotie and Vera Marie Badertscher will give a t...
• Come garden this afternoon in the Colton Community Garden at MNA!! Wednesdays, 4...
• Are you interested in how traditional Hopi overlay is made? Visit the Museum Sho...
• Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley remembered at National Police Week memorial events
• SO important to vote!
• Next Tuesday, May 22, grab your friends/coworkers/kids/dog/gerbil and eat at eit...
• There is still time to RSVP for the lecture tonight.
• Downtown's going to be a party!
• Herberger Theater Center is now accepting submissions for our Herberger Theater...
• FALA GALA is THIS Friday! Do you have your ticket yet? Let's support art in scho...
• Mobile Vet Center services entire Four Corners region
• Navajo Tribal Utility Authority examines wastewater operations
• Paving on Holbrook's Interstate 40 Business Route under way
• Fuelwood for ceremonial purpose permits available June 4 in Cameron
• D-Backs Dedicate Joe Garagiola, Sr. Field
• City to Follow Coconino National Forest and implement Fire & Smoking Restrictions Wednesday
• This Thursday from 10:30 to noon, the Museum Shop is featuring the silver overla...
• Thank you to Sandra Day O'Connor for talking with the National History Day stude...
• Wow! So proud of our community!
• Should have been in Recycled Art :)
• Roadway, trail temporarily closed on south campus
• Want to work in the arts? We have three positions open at the Coconino Center fo...
• From the Arizona Daily Sun - The helicopter at Sechrist: One student's report. h...
• Want to show moms some love? Buy tickets to this great event and support the sch...
• Love you, Mom. Every day of the year.
• Beautiful day to take in some recycled art! Last day to see the show. Come in no...
• Today in MNA History!! May 11, 1942 ~ MNA's traveling "Treasure Chest" is sent...
• Happy Graduation :)
• May 11th, 1944 Mayor Henry Jaastad welcomes Lord Halifax, British ambassador to...
• Awesome feature story in Flagstaff Live about up-and-coming artist, Sky Black, w...
• Congratulations to NAU Class of 2012!
• Special Event! Meet the Quilter: Ann Adams Saturday, May 12 from 11am to 12pm A...
• Free Skin Cancer Screenings
• Recycled Art closes this Saturday. Come in at 11 for a recycled juice bag worksh...
• Student-made cars compete at 2012 Eco-Marathon
• NAU again ranks among top 100 institutions for Latinos
• North Quad use guidelines available
• GEAR UP success expands with $30 million grant to NAU
• Undergrad itching to discover how fleas spread plague
• Summer sports leagues seeking faculty, staff participation
• Get your tickets for the stellar opening concert of the Summer Concert Series at...
• Sunday Landfill closure to begin on July 15, 2012
• Shelly orders flags at half-staff to honor Code Talker
• Joe Garagiola, SR. Field Dedication To Be Held This Friday In Flagstaff
• Navajo Tribal Utility Authority seeking increase in water rates
• NAU Coaches Caravan making first stop at Granny's Closet
• The Heritage Festivals are one of my favorite parts of Flagstaff summer! Make su...
• Claire Mann & Aaron Jones of Old Blind Dogs are performing in concert on June 10...
• Wishing everyone a happy Hospital and Nurses' Week!
• This Friday afternoon, 1-2 p.m., Kayenta and Monument Valley: 100 Years of Sett...
• This should be a concert experience in Flagstaff like no other. Especially for r...
• 5th Annual Armed Forces Day - Airport Open House
• Support schools that make the arts a priority... and have fun! Play in Flagstaff...
• On this day in MNA history! May 7, 1953 ~ Gene Field Foster begins her first...
• LAST week to see the very fabulous Recycled Art Exhibition! Open through Saturda...
• Shelly addresses law enforcement memorial
• Hopi Education Endowment Fund accepting nominations for members
• Low-income women in northern Arizona can access colposcopy services at Planned Parenthood AZ
• World's largest Navajo rug returns home
• Navajo Nation to receive Community Development Block Grant maximum for Fiscal Year 2012
• Sun powered water pump up and running at Hopi ranches
• Registration under way for Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology
• We are hiring for THREE positions this summer. Details:
• Phone Book Recycling
• Head out to Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park and soak up some sun!! Whisk...
• We have a great summer coming up! Check our event calendar to see what's going on.
• Please join us from 2-4:30pm, Sat. May 5th! Five Northern Arizona authors and a...
• May 4, 1898 The Arizona Column of the Rough Riders leaves Prescott for Cuba. AH...
• Public Notice: 30-Day Call for Public Comment 2013-2017 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Check out our new blog post by Heritage Program Intern Cynthia McManigle. Follow...
• This is going to be great! Tonight is Opening Night, and Saturday too. Sunday Fi...
• Local jazz band to perform at NAU Bookstore
• First Friday ArtWalk! This weather, this town, these people... Flagstaff is swee...
• Open Public Hours at the Colton Community Garden!! Join us for our open garden...
• Navajo educators concerned over proposed Federal cuts
• Marshall elementary is having a violin concert in Heritage Square :)
• Did you get your First Friday ArtWalk map yet? They're floating around town, or...
• Some of my favorites!
• Update: Injured woman identified as Nicole Begay
• Flagstaff Police seeks citizens' help on identifying seriously injured woman
• Have you thought about taking a Ventures trip? Photographing El Morro National M...
• Ballots are out there, voting day is coming up. See what the mayoral and city co...
• One month until the contemporary ceramics exhibition, Across the Divide, opens....
• Across the Divide Opening Reception
• Across the Divide Art Exhibition
• Join us this Saturday, May 5th, from 2-4:30pm, to hear five northern Arizona aut...
• NSF grant to make Southwest arthropod collections more accessible
• Parking permits available beginning June 1; changes announced
• Ecosystem effects of biodiversity loss could rival impacts of climate change and pollution
• NAU, CCC presidents raise the bar for partnerships
• See what's happening with Theatrikos Theatre Company.
• Free Infant CPR and Safety Class
• Five Finalists Named for Flagstaff Police Chief
• Don’t miss this week long crash course in Arizona history, "Rediscover Arizona:...
• The wonderful book which accompanies our "Shadows of the Mesa" exhibit has final...
• FCP is accepting entries for Beyond the Border: the Wall, the People, the Land,...
• Summer Navajo Rug Auction
• Congratulations National History Day in Arizona students, teachers, parents, and...
• We're getting excited for the Summer Navajo Rug Auction at Museum of Northern Ar...
• Marilyn Fredericks sworn in as Associate Judge for the Hopi Trial Court
• Grand Canyon's North Rim opens May 15 for the summer season
• Avon awards grant to North Country HealthCare
• Coconino Community College is recognized by national marketing organization
• Scientific Certification Systems recognizes HomCo Ace Hardware with Forest Stewardship Council
• Sweet summer events, a big announcement, and opportunities for artists in our Ma...
• ADOT's tentative Five-Year Construction Program available for comment
• NPC truth in taxation, budget hearings on May 15
• Hopi Code Talkers recognized with formal recognition day
• The Bookfest is the 19th!
• Safe Child Center at Flagstaff Medical Center was once again awarded accreditati...
• We are excited to announce on Saturday, May 5th from 2-4:30 p.m. MNA will host f...
• Oops, make that June 2 for the Run Boy Run concert!
• Pine Del Water Shutoff
• New Arizona folk/bluegrass phenoms Run Boy Run in concert June 9, at The Arboret...
• Yes! Ready for this beautiful weather! Esepcially ArtWalk night this Friday. Gon...
• Erasable Color takes the stage at 2pm! Come early for a talk on John Cage at 12:...
• Summer Concert Series at The Arboretum at Flagstaff is announced! 4 great region...
• Today (April 28) at 2:00 p.m. come learn what Gunnar Widforss and Carl Oscar Bor...
• Tomorrow at 2:00pm, see the very fresh ensemble, Erasable Color at the Center. T...
• Pyra Drews is giving a free oil paint demo in the gallery until 2pm, then Kia De...
• Ancestral Voices of the Canyon: a Multi-Media Evening
• Come Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Flagstaff City-Coconino County Main Library
• Notice of Changes to the City of Flagstaff User fees (Jay Lively User Fees)
• City of Flagstaff Annual Street Maintenance Program Begins Monday
• NAU Choral Union presents last concerts of the season
• Four swimmers named Mid-Major All-Americans
• This should be good.
• This Sunday. Talk at 12:30. Concert at 2pm.
• Lillian Wilhelm Smith came to Arizona for the first time in 1913 with author Zan...
• Sheri Yeider, M.S.W., I.T.M.H., a social worker at Flagstaff Medical Center rece...
• Shop local.
• "I want to live somewhere with four seasons." Well, come to Flagstaff and experi...
• Add a profile photo to Lync
• New University College places focus on academic success, rigor
• Public Notice on Property Tax Levy & Truth in Taxation
• I think a gallery visit is perfect for this rainy weather. Recycled Art Exhibiti...
• MNA is excited to participate in Slow Art Day on Saturday, April 28th! Curator...
• Soar into Spring
• BIG NEWS for Flagstaff Cultural Partners and working artists!!!! So excited to r...
• Some spots are left in a six-week WrITE: Writing Circle with Mary Sojourner . St...
• Erasable Color performs this Sunday at 2pm. They're a fresh and vibrant musical...
• So fun!
• Those FALA characters. Yesterday, some students were in the gallery discussing t...
• The NAU Symphony Orchestra in Collaboration with the NAU Dance Academy will pres...
• Two upcoming Arizona Centennial Lectures this Saturday, April 28 (included with...
• Jay Lively Activity Center Closure
• Flagstaff Pulliam Airport Improvement Work
• Shelly supports Little Colorado River Water Settlement education
• Chief Judge Trujillo halts Mishongnovi Village elections
• Hundreds gather on Hopi Code Talker Recognition Day
• Shelly hasn't announced a position on Little Colorado River Water Settlement
• Word.
• CCA has a job opening for a part-time maintenance position. Come in to the Cente...
• There is no doubt about it, summer is on the way and as you start spending more...
• Flagstaff Folk Festival
• Arts Organizations: workshop in Flagstaff (and more elsewhere in AZ) for those u...
• Enjoying this beautiful Flagstaff afternoon! What are you doing today? Perhaps a...
• NAU to mark spring commencement with ceremonies in Flagstaff, Yuma
• Symposium highlights students' education through presentation
• NAU Theater presents 'Echoes of Flagstaff'
• Indian Water Rights - 'complex, obscure and expensive'
• This Friday, Orchestra Northern Arizona performs their free Spring concert at th...
• Congratulations to the graduates of the Arizona History Forum in Tucson! After...
• Mark your calendars: 5th Annual Summer Navajo Rug Auction, June 23, Flagstaff, a...
• The Arizona Historical Society is a great place to get your family out of the he...
• BIG announcement coming this Wednesday from us! We can't wait to tell you our fu...
• Soar into Spring
• Can't wait to see this exhibition!
• Artist opportunity
• President Shelly says Navajo people shouldn't be fighting about water
• High Altitude Roller Derby, LLC (HARD) is calling graphic artists to design some...
• Joanne Tallarovic is giving a free demo at CCA on Scandinavian weaving from recy...
• I ran into Becky last night right before the show started. She said hello about...
• If you missed Becky Daggett in the Last Flapper, you still have a chance to catc...
• I think Becky's a better Zelda than Zelda was.
• Happy Earth Day!
• Take Note Flagstaff: Cholesterol and waistlines – keep the numbers down
• Looking for a steal on framing? Look no further! TOMORROW at Hidden Light LLC/ T...
• Oh, what's that? Two free tickets for The Last Flapper starring Becky Daggett, t...
• Women's basketball coach leaves for new post
• Film explores the future of imperiled Western forests
• Soccer hosts Arizona in televised spring finale Saturday
• Health and Learning Center recognized for design excellence
• Creative chamber ensemble featured during final Horizons concert
• Flagstaff Youth Theater rocks! Go see this show.
• Doors open at 6! See fabulous Viola Award winner Becky Daggett in the Last Flapp...
• Celebrate Earth Day with Recycled Art!
• Happy Friday! We are only 7 likes away from having 900 fans, help us get there b...
• Betsy Bruner's fabulous Flagstaff Live cover story on the Recycled Art Exhibition.
• Becky Daggett stars in "The Last Flapper," showing at CCA Friday & Saturday. If...
• President Shelly says Little Colorado River Settlement is not final
• Erasable Color is playing at CCA next Sunday, April 29 at 2pm as part of this se...
• The haps.
• This Saturday from 2-4 p.m. the first two films in the 2012 Heritage Program Fil...
• Ready to dance my socks off tonight! Doors open at 6!
• A Sign Inventory of Flagstaff is Set to Begin
• Freight Hoppers, Run Boy Run, and Hannah Praile TONIGHT at 7pm. You want two fre...
• Wow.
• Are you ready for the Freight Hoppers in concert tomorrow night!?
• Yes!
• Becky Daggett and the Last Flapper received rave reviews last summer. See a spec...
• Cabinet highlights: April 17, 2012
• Outstanding seniors earn high honors at Gold Axe Awards
• Student Life seeking Welcome Week events
• Combat identity theft at Shred-A-Thon
• NAUPD seeking input through online survey
• President Shelly starts water settlement forums before standing room only crowd
• There is a lecture tonight at 5:30 p.m. about Colorectal Cancer at the Flagstaff...
• It's National Volunteer Week!! Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of the bea...
• Tell me why you're excited to see the Freight Hoppers, Run Boy Run, and Hannah P...
• City Council Budget Retreat
• Hopi Tribal Council honors five Hopi centenarians
• Tonalea officials tour Navajo Generating Station
• Paving on Interstate 40 through Holbrook starting Monday
• Education focus of Navajo State of the Nation Address
• President Shelly clarifies hiring of firm for Navajo water rights
• Run Boy Run won 1st place in the Telluride Bluegrass band competition last year....
• Pavement maintenance under way on State Route 99 south of Leupp
• Navajo education visionary, author, leader Ruth Roessel dies
• Next up: Freight Hoppers in concert with Run Boy Run. This'll be a wild night!
• Many people with diabetes get depression. Learn how to manage this depression wh...
• Ponderosa Parkway Railroad Crossing to Close for One Month
• Friday night finale at FSO was indeed this magnificent.
• Brasil Guitar Duo is going to give us a great show tonight!
• Only in Flagstaff
• A lot of you are in trouble ;)
• President Shelly and Navajo Water Rights Commission holding public forums this week
• Brasil Guitar Duo tomorrow, Freight Hoppers Thursday, the Last Flapper Friday &...
• Truth.
• Snow: love it or hate it?
• 11-2, Recycled artist John Rogers is giving a FREE workshop on kaleidoscopes!! 2...
• Take our short (8 question) program survey and be entered to win a free MNA memb...
• Finish this sentence for 2 free tickets to Sunday's Brasil Guitar Duo concert: "...
• Free Recycled Art Workshops! Tomorrow at 11:00-kaleidoscopes with John Rogers. A...
• Faculty celebrated with awards, recognition
• Haeger outlines links between funding, technology and retention
• Lumberjacks sharpen skills in logging sports
• Latest issue of 'Pine' magazine available
• Expert to discuss DNA evidence and wrongful convictions
• April 13th, 1917 The town of Florence turns on its first electric street lights....
• Streaming live now with coverage by AZ Daily Sun's Joe Ferguson.
• Joe Ferguson from the Daily Sun will be posting live updates at
• If you can't attend tonight's Forum, here's the link to online streaming of the...
• Don't forget the very informative Candidates Forum tonight at 5 at CCA.
• NAU selects Memphis assistant to lead basketball program
• April 12th, 1902 Congratulations Yuma! The once village is now incorporated as a...
• On this Day in MNA History... April 11, 1941 ~ MNA staff Drs. Colton and McKee...
• April 11th, 1903 A. H. Reynolds visits Benson to establish experimental tobacco...
• Tomorrow at 5!
• $1 billion settlement reached in lawsuits filed by 41 tribes against United States
• Solid construction management program earns reaccreditation
• NAU to host premiere screening of research documentary
• Join us tomorrow to hear our city council and mayoral candidates' opinions on th...
• It's National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! Each year, the second full...
• Celebrate Earth Day through hands-on art and activities at MNA's Discovery 2nd S...
• Going Green in all the best ways :)
• Flagstaff Medical Center’s Care Beyond Walls and Wires (CBWW) ground-breaking pr...
• Celebrate International Week, April 16-22
• Just got a call from a friend who saw this play last weekend. He recommended it...
• Yonder Mountain :) Always a party!
• Snow on Friday? Can't stop me from propping the door to the Center open today. E...
• More than 200 protest senators' visit to Tuba City
• Cultural Tourism Conference coming to Moenkopi Legacy Inn
• Kyl and McCain visit to Tuba City erupts into Hopi and Navajo protest
• BLM seeks bids for new type of contracts for wild horse and burro management
• Hopi Foundation unites with communities in 10-day Cultures of Giving Donor Challenge
• Northeastern Arizona Law Enforcement Academy starts in August
• April 10th, 1910 A government concession is given for a dam in Sabino Canyon for...
• April 9th, 1943 Sharlot Hall, Prescott historian known as Arizona's poet laureat...
• The Museum of Northern Arizona’s 2012 Heritage Program Film Series will examine...
• Learn how weight gain can effect fertility in both men and women.
• Climate change helps then quickly stunts growth, decade-long study shows
• Energy efficiency project means decades of savings ahead for NAU
• This concert will be amazing! Brasil Guitar Duo this Sunday in Flagstaff.
• Recycled Art Exhibition story... if you missed last night's reception, it's open...
• Such a great night! Thanks to all the artists, Jazz Leroux, Circus Bacchus, and...
• Did you know Circus Bacchus is doing aerial dance and fire spinning outside for...
• Recycled Art awards announced. Come see them tonight!
• In 5 short days, Robin and Marja turned a dump into an art exhibition! Come see...
• Happy ArtWalking :)
• Discovery 2012 Summer Camp registration is open now to the public. Give a call o...
• Celebrate the Book!, part of MNA's new Adult Workshop Series. Join poet and natu...
• Rainwater Harvesting
• Public Notice: 30-Day Call for Public Comment 2013 Unified Planning and Work Program (UPWP)
• Good stuff.
• The Arb Happenings.
• Bookstore hosting local authors
• Why is it that 'in a funk' is bad, but 'funky' is good?
• Did you know...repeatedly clearing your throat can damage your voice.
• Regents OK NAU's tuition, approve athletics VP contract
• Civic Service Institute hosting open house and volunteer fair
• Coaching program helps students develop tools for academic success
• NAU-TV to unveil new studio and HD production truck
• Theatrikos is bringing Flagstaff some fine entertainment this month.
• Thanks to Arlo Guthrie for a great show! And Greenhouse Productions. But most of...
• Setting up for Arlo! Gonna be good.
• Six-month contracts issued in July
• President Haeger to host campuswide forum April 12
• Film explores college access for first-generation students
• Joel Olson, beloved professor of politics, dies
• Retirees to be honored at farewell gala
• Dozens of events planned for Earth Week, April 12-22
• Hopi Council opposes the Navajo Tribe's proposal for development at the Grand Canyon
• NREL study finds NGS, Kayenta Mine have $1.3 billion economic impact on Navajo and Hopi economies
• Interior announces onshore wind energy guidelines
• The Museum of Northern Arizona would like to congratulate our Director Dr. Rober...
• April 3rd, 1968 Students gather at the University of Arizona to protest the draf...
• Claire Mann & Aaron Jones in Concert
• Erasable Color in Concert
• Conference welcomes state and national teachers of the year
• So many great events in April in Flagstaff: check out our newsletter.
• "You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant." Did you get your tickets...
• Discovery Summer Camp Registration Opens Today for Members!! Even though we sti...
• April 2nd, 1922 Twelve new buildings and five additions go up at Fort Whipple. T...
• For us, the best day of the year is today: Recycled Art drop off! Creative, play...
• The Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum is an AHS certified museum in Miami...
• Latest Mountain Medicine article! Learn how you can quit tobacco.
• Take Note Flagstaff: Importance of colon cancer screenings
• It's officially ArtWalk week! Here's your guide to Flagstaff's best event.
• Dale Kavanagh is teaching a master class in the theater right now. Sweet music t...
• Fabulous opening night performance last night! Don't miss this show. Get your ti...
• On This Day in MNA History April 1, 1935 ~ MNA sends its traveling "Treasure C...
• Have you seen the Centennial Quilt? Look for when it’ll be at a location near y...
• Fry's Food Stores have donated $6000 to the Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona H...
• FREE Orchestra Northern Arizona Concert
• Regents to set tuition and fees next week
• NAU selects UTEP administrator to lead athletic department
• Public information session scheduled for NAUPD reaccreditation
• Happenings in Flagstaff this weekend.
• Flagstaff Medical Center is celebrating National Doctors' Day on March 30 and wi...
• Are you a Colorado Plateau Book Lover? Mark your calendar for two upcoming even...
• Dave and Mandy sold out our theater last month. It's no wonder why.
• Networking event to connect students with local employers
• Cycling culture earns NAU spot on national bike-friendly campus list
• Cabinet highlights: March 27, 2012
• Youth Art closes this weekend, and Recycled Art opens next Saturday! It's going...
• If you want to submit questions for the candidates, we must receive them by Mond...
• March 28th, 1886 Today is the birthday of Albert Buehman, a noted Tucson photogr...
• Get your guide for First Friday ArtWalk here!
• Earth Day 2012
• Hurry there are only 2 more days to pick up your low-cost, take-home colorectal...
• CCA has two calls out for artists: Across the Divide and Beyond the Border: the...
• Earth Day 2012
• Sign up for Home Energy Upgrades!
• Sign up for Home Energy Upgrades!
• Classical guitarist, Dale Kavanagh, performs this Saturday at 7pm as part of the...
• NAU associate dean selected as ACE Fellow
• Dwight Carlston named Student of the Year because he excels in and out of the classroom
• Out and About: Explore the peavine trail before it gets too hot
• Hopis debate who actually owns Hopi tribal water rights
• HEEF art sale supporting Hopi students a massive success
• Moenkopi Legacy Inn and Suites receives top designation by Fodor's
• Navajo Nation proposes aerial tram from East Rim to floor of Grand Canyon
• Transportation improvements in Kayenta Township topic of April 19 meeting
• USDA publishes final rule to restore the nation's forests through science and collaboration
• City of Flagstaff and Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission Sign Historic MOU
• Last week to see the Youth Celebrate Art and Culture Exhibition, full of K-12 ar...
• Let your blood flow freely throughout your body. Angioplasty with balloons and s...
• Lecture on China to explore ecological impacts, global implications
• Great exhibitions, concerts, and workshops coming up in April at CCA. Check out...
• Gov. Brewer appoints two new regents
• Author to discuss U.S./Mexico border in Arizona
• We are so proud of our blood drive coordinators at FMC! And thank you to everyon...
• Candidates Forum for Flagstaff Council & Mayor. The theme is "Non-Profits & The...
• Happy Birthday to the Museum of Northern Arizona's co-founder, Mary-Russell Ferr...
• Register Now! Celebrate the Book! A Writing and Bookmaking Adult Workshop, Apri...
• Please join us Saturday, March 24th at 2:00 p.m. for an Arizona Centennial Lectu...
• Diabetes Alert Day
• Just some cute kid magic that happened on our stage after a performance.
• F.W. Volz loans 5,000 pounds of the Canyon Diablo meteor to the World's Fair for...
• NAU hosting discussion of military and veteran support services
• Horizons Concert Series presents Third Coast Percussion
• Physician assistant program receives provisional accreditation
• Haeger shares message of commitment to athletics transition
• Presentation to discuss voter attitudes toward women's health and rights
• Convocations recognize outstanding students, celebrate diversity
• Education dean candidates to visit campus
• There are only 6 more days to pick up your low-cost, take-home colorectal cancer...
• Important Information to Water Loading Station Customers about Upgrades and Changes
• In case you were forgetting how glamorous and amazing the Violas were, here's a...
• March 22nd, 1875 The Silver King Mine is discovered in the Pinal Mountains and t...
• Only 9 tickets left for the Arlo Guthrie concert on April 4. Get yours now!
• Gunnar Widforss--The Artist and the Myths by MNA Curator of Fine Arts Alan Peter...
• Proposed Property Maintenance Ordinance
• Non-Profits & The Community: Candidates Forum
• Figure Drawing Sessions
• Nice write-up by Casey Blake from the Arizona Commission on the Arts on the Viol...
• City Councilmembers In Washington D.C. Talking With Federal Officials
• Division of Community Development receives sanction status from Budget and Finance
• President Shelly reacts to Gallup shooting
• Shelly signs MOA to provide best education
• Health officials issue pertussis alert
• President Shelly supports 1 percent tax to create $4 million in scholarships
• President Shelly explores new opportunities in energy distribution
• Water rights Conference March 29
• Join us for a book signing with Out of the Ruins author Patrick Grady this Satur...
• Hey look! We're hosting figure drawing sessions, for anyone artistically incline...
• Public information meetings scheduled to present negotiations on Little Colorado River Water Rights Settlement Agreement
• Research VP Laura Huenneke chosen as new provost
• March 20th, 1915 Barney Oldfield is the winner of the auto race at Steinfeld's r...
• One of the neat parts of our current exhibit "Shadows on the Mesa: Artists of th...
• March 19th, 1873 The Tucson army camp is moved to a site on Rillito Creek, and a...
• Reminder of overnight parking prohibition and to clear sidewalks of snow & ice
• The Last Flapper
• The Last Flapper
• The Freight Hoppers w/Run Boy Run
• Even more snow! (and by the way, we won't be in our offices today.)
• More snow!
• Snow!
• The Museum of Northern Arizona would like to congratulate MNA Curator of Fine Ar...
• March 16th, 1890 Tucson receives $25,000 from Andrew Carnegie for a library. AHS...
• Winter Storm Preparedness
• New affiliation opens top cancer treatment center to NAU nursing students
• Summer youth camps announce programming, registration dates
• Winter storm warning for northern Arizona
• "The nonprofit arts community... plays a significant role in attracting high-qua...
• our Heritage Program BLOG. New u...
• Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) is implementing Project BOOST – Better Outcomes f...
• Pinwheel flowers, mythical creatures, ninja monkeys. Another day of Spring Break...
• March 15th, 1965 Civil rights marchers protest in Tucson. AHS #Pc214f.71a(2)
• The Fist of Powa! Hula Hoop! Drums and Whimsy!
• Grand Canyon West’s Skywalk To Turn 5-Years-Old: Top 5 Historical Highlights
• March 14th, 1933 Arizona banks reopen after "bank holiday", a closure of banks o...
• Spanish professor's documentary examines Guatemalan music
• Program for student success seeks new coaches
• Fair to feature campus assessment efforts
• Snowbowl renews contract with Flagstaff for reclaimed water usage
• Greyhills student saves life of his teacher
• Hopi Chairman Shingoitewa's chief of staff resigns
• Hopis express concern over SB 2109
• Did you know that drinking two cans or 24 ounces of soda everyday for one week i...
• NAU runner earns second All-American title
• Institutional research conference to be held in Flagstaff
• NAU Athletics releases football schedule for 2012
• Happy Pluto Discovery Birthday to Lowell Observatory! @PercivalLowell
• March 13, 1922 Snow storm buries University of Arizona campus under seven inches...
• Notice of Changes to the Flagstaff City Code (Environmental Management Fee)
• TONIGHT! 7 p.m. at the Sedona United Methodist Church in Sedona Everyday Scenes...
• Governor appoints NAU student to Arizona Board of Regents
• 'Violas honor visionaries' - AZ Daily Sun
• Recycled Art Exhibition Opening Reception
• Happy Spring Break, Flagstaff! What are your plans for the week? Maybe a youth w...
• Annual Recycled Art Exhibition
• Tomorrow's Discovery 2nd Saturday for families will celebrate Archaeology Day, e...
• It's National Patient Safety month!
• Panel Discussion tomorrow, Saturday, March 10, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on new archa...
• Kory Miller Art was in our Youth Art Exhibition last year. Now, as an NAU studen...
• Three promoted to Regents' professor appointments
• Exposition to explore course content across electronic devices
• In the aftermath of the Viola Awards and the Youth Art reception, this is how we...
• The Youth Art Exhibition is officially open!! In conjunction with the show, FCP...
• An NAU article and video about Sundara Boutique & Gallery's slam poetry nights....
• Look for MNA's new billboards at the end of March on the I-40, before the Walmar...
• People are starting to arrive. It must be the smell of fresh popped popcorn that...
• The Northern Arizona Diabetes Heart Connection program - a collaboration between...
• Today! Youth Art Exhibition opening reception with performances, music and fun!...
• March 7, 1922 It is announced that Tucson city firemen will be outfitted with u...
• Flagstaff Medical Center has been ranked by U.S. News and World Report as a Best...
• The Arizona Humanities Council (AHC) supports innovative, community-based projec...
• Arizona Commission on the Arts is giving a poetry workshop today. Come to the Ce...
• Check out this opportunity to get involved with some really cool stuff The Green...
• Navajo Generating Station overhaul is economic boon
• North Country HealthCare reaches out to assist local downwinders
• 'Water is Life, Water is Sacred' forum packs the house
• Navajo tribe files lawsuit against Urban Outfitters over name usage
• NGS seeking qualified employees
• National Crime Victims Rights Week program enhanced
• Props to our staff Robin & Marja, who worked so hard on the Violas last week and...
• Flagstaff Home And Garden Show 2012
• Upcoming events for Archaeology Day at MNA this Saturday, March 10: 9:30 a.m.-12...
• NAU earns award for achievements in internationalization
• Steer clear of S. San Francisco Street to avoid traffic delays
• NAU Opera presents two short operas by Puccini
• 2012 Viola Award Red Carpet photos! Thank you Tulasi Devi Photography & Design!
• Flagstaff Police to Provide Education & Courtesy Warnings Prior to Enforcement of Illegal Parking
• Announcing the 2012 Viola Award Winners - with photos!
• March 6, 1881 The building of a Methodist Church begins in Tucson under Reverend...
• Congrats to all the nominees and winners!
• Learn more about Flagstaff's water supply and drinking water!
• Congratulations to the winner of the Mayor's Award for Lifetime Contribution to...
• The Viola award for Visual Arts goes to Raechel Running!
• The winner of the Viola Award for Organization of the year goes to Lowell Observ...
• The Viola Award for Performing Artist goes to Becky Daggett!
• The Viola Award For music goes to Kari Barton!
• The winner of the Viola Award for Literature goes to Ann Cummins!
• The winner of the Viola Award for Emerging Artist goes to J. Adrianne Dienno!
• Congratulations to the Viola Award winner for Arts Educator: Pamela Stephens!
• The award for Science Educator of the year goes to Kevin Schindler!
• Public Notice: 30-Day Call for Projects 2013-2017 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• The Viola Award for Outstanding Event goes to Flagstaff Festival of Science!
• The Viola Award for Leadership goes to Alan Petersen!
• 4th Annual Viola Awards
• It's here!! Happy Viola Day!
• Learn how to keep safe from falling as it is a risk for everyone during this win...
• More thanks to Bonnie Stevens' Communication Station, Arizona Raft Adventures (l...
• Thanks to some of our Viola sponsors! City of Flagstaff, Arizona, Flagstaff Medi...
• March 2, 1914 The first electric lights are turned on in Safford, Arizona today....
• NAU-developed grade alert system increases retention
• Four Forest Initiative expected to create 300 new jobs
• Violas tomorrow!!! What am I going to wear!?
• NAU Art Museum exhibits work by Sherrie Wolf
• NAU president joins panel discussion on climate commitment
• Are you ready for First Friday Flagstaff??
• Fantastic talent coming to The Orpheum Theater. Any tickets purchased online wil...
• Fit Kids' first published cookbook, Kids in the Kitchen, is now for sale. The co...
• Our March Newsletter with events, youth art, Friday's ArtWalk, and more.
• Happy March. It's National Youth Art Month! At CCA, we feature Flagstaff's next...
• Strategic use of research fund may give NAU an edge
• Committees named for AD, basketball coach searches
• Thanks to these sponsors for making the Viola Awards possible! Academic Factotum...
• Page Lady Sand Devils dust Bulldogs for championship
• Gilbert Christian upsets Thatcher Eagles for championship title
• Town hall discussions focus on the future of To'Nanees'Dizi Chapter
• Five Navajo organizations partner to appeal Peabody's Kayenta Coal Permit
• Navajo official addresses amendment to mining law
• President Shelly signs law changing Navajo election dates
• Navajo President applauds recent water rights legislation
• Flagstaff ArtWalk is this Friday! Here's your guide to all the great art on disp...
• We're hosting Spring Break Art Workshops for youth... and it's free! Space is li...
• Goitse in Concert
• Lots of NAU sponsor love: College of Arts and Letters, NAU, Office of the Presid...
• Viola sponsor love: Coconino County, DeConcini, MacDonald, Yetwin & Lacy PC (lin...
• February 28, 1856 Solomon Warner arrives in Tucson from Yuma with a train of 13...
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• Dance party!
• Flagstaff City Hall and all City Government Operations on Regular Business Hours Today.
• Here's a link to a radio program by ASU Professor of Art History Dr. Betsy Fahlm...
• An Evening with Mickey Hart Band this Sunday! Online ticket purchases benefit Mu...
• Special thanks to some of our Viola Award sponsors: Lowell Observatory, Brandys'...
• It's Viola Awards week! :)
• This Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton painting is one of the 57 paintings in our curr...
• Get those tickets while they're hot!!
• NAU tuition proposal announced; most undergrads to see no increase
• Spring job fairs blooming with opportunity
• Lecture to examine the 'public truth' of torture
• A look back suggests more catastrophic fires ahead for western U.S.
• NAU Jazz Festival brings guest artist to perform
• February 24, 1825 J. Baptiste Salpointe, the first Roman Catholic Bishop of Ariz...
• What a guy.
• Heart Tip of the Day: Know Your Numbers: Learn the optimal numbers for your bloo...
• The Freight Hoppers. Get your old-time, high-energy, foot tapping music fix at t...
• Wowza!
• The Passenger Facility Charges at Pulliam Airport increasing to $4.50
• Woah! What a wonderful and supportive city Flagstaff is!!! 110 10x10 pieces sold...
• Wings of America celebrates Hopi and Navajo cross country runners
• Untitled
• Peter MacDonald elected to Lead Navajo Code Talkers
• Leupp Chapter celebrates 85th year
• 17 Navajo Nation early educators receive CDA credential
• Hopi Tribe gets over $6 million from HUD
• Less than 5 hours to see the 10x10 and get your original piece of artwork for on...
• TODAY is the final day to see the 10x10 Exhibition. We're open until 5pm.
• WINNER! Congrats to Shawna Butel for winning 2 tickets to the Viola Awards, dona...
• Heart Tip of the Day: Walk it off: Next time you feel overwhelmed, a 5 minute wa...
• Doors open this Thursday! Tickets are available online, through the box office,...
• Win two free tickets to the Viola Awards! Read below to enter the drawing.
• Evolution of staph 'superbug' traced between humans and food animals
• NAU President Haeger agrees to two-year contract extension
• Volunteers keep track and field meets running smoothly
• The Flagstaff Festival of Science website is now updated with the Press Release...
• What a lovely Flagstaff morning!
• What will YOU Build?
• To secure a seat at this year's Viola Awards, order your tickets this week by Fe...
• IDEA Lab offers free image library for faculty, staff
• Retirement reception planned for Chris Schwimmer
• ABOR announces vote on NAU president's contract extension
• Arlo Guthrie in Concert, Flagstaff, at the CCA's intimate listening room on Apri...
• Jamming out to some freshly released musical genius. Dave McGraw & Mandy Fer's f...
• Listen to one of the best classical guitarists in one of the best listening thea...
• Congratulations to all those who support the "100 Years, 100 Quilts" project. T...
• On Saturday afternoon (Feb 18) from 2-4, join us to discuss the ramifications of...
• Learn how a glass of red wine can help prevent coronary artery disease!
• Did you hear about this cool concert coming up? Irish Trad Band, Goitse, brings...
• Education professor to discuss book on child bilingualism
• Economist to tout benefits of early childhood education
• ABOR, universities stand united against guns on campus
• Liz Grobsmith to leave role of provost
• Join us Saturday, Feb 18th from 2-4 p.m. to hear a panel of 5 scientists discuss...
• Support arts in education! Vote for FALA to receive this grant from Bookman's. T...
• Heart Tip of the Day: Go Nuts. Almonds, walnuts, pecans and other tree nuts deli...
• 'Postcards from Mars' features images, insights from rovers' adventures
• Nominations being accepted for university awards
• NAU hires search firm to find new athletic director, basketball coach
• Students cite faculty, staff as positive influencers
• Cabinet Highlights: Feb. 14, 2012
• Only a couple days left to get your advanced price tickets to the Grand Canyon G...
• February 15, 1908 Maricopa County Sheriff, Carl Hayden, is married in Los Angele...
• Got mine last night at their concert!!!! Awesome! The new duo record Seed of a P...
• "Water is Life, Water is Sacred" forum addresses Navajo and Hopi Peabody issues
• Navajo recording artist and anti-domestic violence advocate wins Initiative Radio Award
• Navajo Administration releases opinion on the Peaks
• Black Mesa calls on EPA to place Navajo Generating Station on sound environmental footing
• Partisan Politics still impacting redistricting in Arizona
• Long-range transportation studies under way for Chinle to Many Farms and St. Michaels to Fort Defiance
• Free lecture: Natural ways to lower your cholesterol
• Learn about our Spine and Joint Surgery Center's new Geriatric Fracture Program!
• Watchable Wildlife Open House - You're invited!
• Flagstaff knows how to show the love. Great concert, great crowd!
• Support arts in education! Vote for FALA to receive this grant from Bookman's.
• Happy Valentine's Day all you lovebirds! Will we see you tonight for our Valenti...
• NAU athletic director will not seek new contract
• Watch the Arizona State Land Department Public Hearing on Picture Canyon LIVE!
• Happy 100 Years, Arizona
• Heart Tip of the Day: Shun the Salt. Reducing the amount of sodium you consume c...
• The countdown to the Arizona Statehood Centennial through a photographer's lens...
• NAU Shrine of the Ages Choir to perform at Carnegie Hall
• The countdown to the Arizona Statehood Centennial through a photographer's lens...
• Pictures from 2011 Viola Awards. Tickets are on sale for this year's event - don...
• Flagstaff is full of Centennial events this week, including a FREE Stories to Li...
• Beautiful day in Flagstaff. Come by the Center and check out 10x10.
• The countdown to the Arizona Statehood Centennial through a photographer's lens...
• Double-header lectures on Sunday afternoon at MNA!! Geologists in the Grand Cany...
• Heart Tip of the Day: Stretch it out. Yoga makes you more limber, helps you comb...
• French film festival coming to campus
• ABOR to meet next week in Tempe
• Resident elder to discuss traditional knowledge
• Nominations being accepted for president's awards
• HRM program makes top 20 in national rating
• $40,000 gift to support business students, outreach
• 'Lync' offers new tools to connect
• History professor to discuss Arizona's road to statehood
• New regent confirmed by Senate
• Great article by Viola nominee, Pam Stephens, on the touching exhibition by Hozh...
• Tonight!! At Sundara!! Ambivalent Cupid is a fundraiser for the Northern Arizona...
• Planning to atted the Flagstaff Brew Ha Ha? Today is your last chance to get tic...
• FALA is a finalist in the Bookman's School Challenge. Cast your vote for them at...
• The countdown to the Arizona Statehood Centennial through a photographer's lens...
• A special AZ centennial themed performance of Stories To Life, w Tony Norris, Wa...
• Exhibit Opening this Saturday, February 11th!! "Shadows on the Mesa: Artists of...
• Dave McGraw and Mandy Fer are leaving Flagstaff to pursue full time music career...
• Spring undergraduate enrollment grows
• Retirement reception planned for Grace Neal
• Bookstore hosting book signing
• "Did you just art?" -George Averbeck
• In celebration of American Heart Month in February, Flagstaff Medical Center, th...
• Heart Tip of the Day: Let the music move you. Dancing raises your heart rate, bu...
• This Saturday, February 11th, Join us for Discovery 2nd Saturday: Insect-O-Mania...
• Fancy that NPR's article perfectly coincides with Theatrikos Theatre Company's c...
• Theatrikos is looking for an underwriter for their next production, "Sex, Lies,...
• Maximo Diego Pujol brings his Argentinean sounds to Flagstaff on the 18th! Get y...
• NAU Shrine of the Ages Choir to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Smile! World Happy Day is coming
• Maricopa Community Colleges to host Connection Days featuring NAU partnerships
• Code Talker Jimmie Begay passes away at age 88
• Clean Air Act may effect Navajo Generating Station
• Hopis appeal Snowbowl ruling
• Shelly signs MOU with national lab, gateway to Navajo energy
• Hopi Tutuveni is returning to newsstands
• Prominent auto dealer, wife die in plane crash
• Governor Jan Brewer Announces Navajo County Superior Court Appointment
• Justice Department seeks funding to federally-recognized tribes Public safety initiatives
• Heart Tip of the Day: Focus on your middle, carrying too much weight around your...
• For real.
• Awesome. Different kind of textile art.
• Take a peek at the new Ventures 2012 brochure, with 14 trips into the Colorado P...
• Final Stories To Life event of the season: Traveling the Cowboy Trail-100 Years...
• Today hundreds of artists descend on the Arizona State Capitol to push for inves...
• Get 'em quick: only 22 tickets are left for our 5th annual Valentine's Concert w...
• Training session offered in SPEAK series
• February 6, 1899 Henry Fountain Ashurst, youngest member of the Territorial Legi...
• Today, those who work in and love the arts descend upon the Arizona State Capito...
• Hustlin and bustlin today. Stop by the Center to see the 10x10 show. Open until 5.
• Check out these awesome shots by The Visual Collective, LLC. from last's night's...
• MNA Shops Downtown for First Friday Art Walk!! Tonight come by the former Echo C...
• In case you live under a rock and haven't heard about the 2012 Violas yet.
• Selling the 100th piece of art in the 10x10 Exhibition and Sale as I type!!!!
• Heart Tip of the Day: Park your car at the far end of the parking lot. The short...
• Scientific journals urged to redact deadly avian flu research
• 'Excited' Lumberjack greets Obama in Phoenix
• Bookstore hosting book-signing with local chef
• Obituary: David J. Prior, former dean, Arts and Sciences
• It's First Friday in Flagstaff! Time for great art. Get out there tonight and su...
• The 2012 School of Art Faculty Exhibition reception is tonight at the NAU Art Mu...
• Do you know the warning signs of heart failure? Some signs are shortness of brea...
• February 11th (4:00 - 5:30) at Gallery 113 = Valentine book making workshop with...
• February Newsletter is out! Stories to Life, lots of concerts, calls for artists...
• President Shelly orders flags at half-mast in honor of fallen Code Talker Jimmie Begay
• One man's trash is another man's art. Entries for the 10th annual Recycled Art E...
• Support the businesses that support the arts! Viola sponsors: Hufford/Horstman l...
• We are now accepting applications for the Coconino Center for the Arts Main Gall...
• Do you have high cholesterol? To prevent the risk of stroke and heart disease he...
• Tickets are going quick for Dave and Mandy's CD release/farewell Flagstaff show....
• Learn more about Flagstaff's water supply and drinking water!
• Learn more about Flagstaff's water supply and drinking water!
• Support Flagstaff's new community television! These folks are providing video fo...
• Hopi students travel to capitol to learn about their government
• Hopi Council holds special session on Peabody lease re-opener approval
• NNHRC witnesses Beebe's and Sanford's federal sentencing
• President Shelly calls for unity among leaders
• Leon Poleheptewa sworn in as Hopi Jr/Sr High School board member Jan. 10
• President Shelly responds to Obama's State of the Nation Address
• Navajo Nation Council law to protect vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect
• President Shelly to sign memorandum of understanding with national lab
• Appointment Process to Fill Vacant City Council Seat
• Happy February, Flagstaff :)
• The Museum Shops at First Friday Art Walk!! Echo Canyon Art Gallery 14 N. San F...
• Heart attacks tend to strike men in their prime, but few women have heart attack...
• NAU Theater dancing to 'Dancing at Lughnasa'
• Downtown Events Petition Discussion Rescheduled to February 7, 2012
• Mickey Hart is coming to The Orpheum Theater on March 4. 100% of ticket sales on...
• In case you missed @Charlie Hicks' interview with Mike Ness, it's on the KAFF we...
• Many thanks to the businesses and organizations making the Violas possible! Blue...
• 2012 Discovery Spring Break Camp "Painting the Plateau" March 12–16 • 9am–4pm •...
• Check out this wonderful, action-packed video about our Level I Trauma Center.
• Athletics hosting faculty-staff appreciation night
• The 10th Annual Recycled Art Exhibit is fast approaching and Entry Forms are available now.
• "Hollywood has its Oscars. Flagstaff has its Violas." Nice call, Sun.
• Viola sponsors shout out: National Bank of AZ (linked), Flagstaff Arts & Leaders...
• Viola sponsors shout out: Melissa Cripps State Farm Agent (linked), MartAnne's B...
• Today we're feeling grateful to the sponsors who make the 4th Annual Viola Award...
• See you Downtown next Friday! Here's your guide.
• Discussion Group for Younger Female Cancer Survivors
• "It's amazing what you can find out about someone by looking at what they choose...
• Calling all Captions...Write a Caption for an AHS historic photo from the 1930s....
• Learn to pay attention to what you are eating to break bad food habits.
• Violas on the mind. I'm even starting to dream in purple.
• Tonight at the Orpheum in Flagstaff: Comedy All-Stars
• Boost your tech skills with ITS training
• Plan ahead with online payment system
• Just over a month to submit your recycled art!
• NAU alumni among Arizona's exemplary principals
• Teach for America event builds closer partnership with NAU
• Darcy Falk says, "Hooray for being allowed to explore and have the freedom to ma...
• There is a brand new event coming to the streets of Flagstaff next month! Join u...
• Last night's concert was so fun! Those FFOTM folk know good music.
• At seven sites, described in MNA's exhibit, "Grand Archaeology: Excavation and D...
• January 25, 1934 John Dillinger is captured with three of his gang in a house in...
• Utah Phillips Tribute Concert
• Here they are! Announcing the Official 2012 Viola Award Nominees.
• Arizona anniversary brings author, alumna back to NAU
• Flagstaff Fandango celebrates state centennial, features local flavor
• Employee giving campaign starts up again
• NAU student-athletes break semester GPA record
• Athletics announces 2012 National Signing Day event
• Cabinet Highlights: Jan. 24, 2012
• Rep. Napolitano's Hoover Dam Bill becomes law
• President Shelly says Arizona needs Indian Affairs Department
• Moencopi Day School PTO starts the new year
• Duncan Phillips tributes his father, Utah Phillips, tonight at 7:30.
• New concert booked at CCA!
• Enjoy an introduction to the 100 Years--100 Quilts exhibition opening at the Ari...
• President Shelly delivers the State of the Navajo Nation Address Jan. 22, 2012.
• 10x10 is officially OPEN! Tues-Sat, 11-5. Lots of wonderful original works of ar...
• Dilcon Community School invites community members to Plant the Seed! on Monday
• Utah Phillips Tribute Concert this Wednesday!
• 10x10 Exhibition and Sale
• Become a MNA Member!! Feed your curiosity and imagination with exclusive MNA mem...
• Robert Burns Supper supports N. AZ Celtic Heritage Society, Feb. 4 in Flagstaff.
• Theatrikos kicks off it's 40th season this Friday night. 'Cabaret' should be a b...
• Viola nominees will be announced this week. Tickets are on sale now. Table spons...
• 10x10 Exhibition and Sale Opening Reception
• Traveling from CA, Jessica McCoy, the artist behind the show 'Reconstructed' in...
• This Saturday join MNA Docent Ken Kaemmerle for a "Highlights Tour" at 1:00pm....
• See the photo slideshow from this year's 51st Annual Turquoise Ball held in Dece...
• One of the most common complaints seen by physical therapists and orthopedic phy...
• Webinar to address digital textbook trend
• Women's weight management program seeks participants
• Shuttle service launches Rapid Ride
• Get your health goals on track with NAUfit
• January 20, 1898 Burton C. Mossman, who later becomes the first Captain of the A...
• Oh Happy Day! Just announced: Yonder Mountain String Band will be live at the Or...
• This Japanese percussionist - unique and abstract. Take a look. Would you be int...
• Arlo Guthrie will be performing at the CCA in Flagstaff! The perfect intimate ve...
• John Reischman and the Jaybirds in Concert
• Lecture to discuss education as a human right
• Arizona author, entertainer to visit NAU
• NAU redefining itself, president tells state Legislature
• What women need to know about heart disease, help reduce you risk.
• I don't mean to spoil the surprise, but tonight's Jaybirds concert is going to b...
• January 19, 2012 Extra, Extra, Read all about it...Check out the front page news...
• New uranium mining banned on 1 million acres near Grand Canyon
• Chairman Shingoitewa congratulates newly elected governor of Gila Indian River Community
• Three plead guilty to armed robbery
• Memorial held for fallen Code Talker Keith Little
• Hopi Tribal Council amends earlier actions; Lyttle's contract extended
• President Shelly designates $6 million for spring scholarships
• Hopi Tribal Council authorizes 2012 operating budget
• President Shelly plans February town hall meetings
• Dial 779-2300 for you John Reischman tickets for tomorrow night! Last chance to...
• Canyon Dance Academy's Aerial Silk class has space for 3 more students. Have fun...
• Chris Gunn retiring
• Rumors of Baje Whitethorne, Sr. donating a 10x10 piece for silent auction at thi...
• January 17, 1877 Governor Anson P.K. Safford signed the bill moving the Territor...
• John Reischman & The Jaybirds in concert this Thursday night at CCA in Flagstaff.
• We are receiving national media coverage for new Care Beyond Walls and Wires tel...
• Article about the 10x10 Exhibition. Opens to the public Saturday 6-8pm!
• Aaaaaa-mazing night of art and revelry!
• Just a friendly reminder: tonight's reception is for members & 10x10 artists. Pu...
• 10x10 Exhibition and Sale Member's Preview
• Big thanks to Hidden Light LLC/ The Framing Department for sponsoring 10x10. If...
• Bring your family on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. to explore MNA’s exhibit Photographi...
• Maybe I'm biased, but dang the gallery looks good!
• According to the American Heart Association, approximately five million American...
• Obituary: Christie Mae Bailey, graduate student
• Community college partnerships draw growing number of students
• Faculty and staff mentors sought for LGBTQ task force
• Hampton Fellowship adds fuel to cancer fight
• Bookstore hosting Native American author
• Flagstaff Light Opera Company opens a new musical.
• Getting everything set up for the silent auction at the 10x10 Member's preview....
• March and celebrate MLK Day at NAU
• Bookstore offering online discounts to offset limited parking
• Only a week until this old-time bluegrass band performs in concert at the Center...
• Kahtoola 'Snow-or-No' Snowshoe Race
• Did you know that when you drink sugary or salty drinks your organs have to proc...
• Bruce Hudgens is painting his 10x10 piece right now in our garage! Follow the pi...
• In all the excitement over 10x10, I haven't told you about the incredible work b...
• Hopi High teacher talks teen radio in Minnesota
• Tuba City Hospital receives second state of the art equipment donation
• President Shelly highlights 2011 successes
• Awarding process for spring 2012 scholarships, financial assistance delayed until late January
• Announcement...The Central Division Library and Archive is now officially open w...
• January events: 10x10 member's preview, the Jaybirds in concert, 10x10 opening r...
• Get tickets to the Jaybirds in concert and the Utah Phillips tribute concert for...
• The Old Town Shops in Flagstaff donated $1,800 to the Cancer Center at FMC. Than...
• If you're not a member of FCP yet, now is the time to join. Member's preview of...
• Signal Timing Article
• Feeling so grateful this morning for all the incredible artists who have contrib...
• January 9, 1847 Today the Mormon Battalion crosses the Colorado River into Calif...
• Just some of the participating artists in the 10x10 Exhibition: Raechel Running,...
• Good tunes coming to Flagstaff.
• This Monday evening in Sedona, hear about MNA's co-founder and artist, Mary-Russ...
• MNA's Hopi Festival in July is included in the Arizona Republic's "12 great Ariz...
• NAU becoming national model for lessons in community building
• NAU-Yuma's business program earns additional accreditation
• "Flagstaff winter's version of T-Shirt weather" ensures a great ArtWalk tonight!...
• Just a little over a week until the 10x10 member's preview!
• Announcing the Arizona Memory Project online collection by AHS on Facebook. The...
• We opened a Supportive Care Clinic to provide care, support and resources for th...
• Grant opportunity now open: art, culture, and science programs in Flagstaff.
• Where are you going tonight at the First Friday ArtWalk?
• This month Kickstand Kafe is featuring local art and an open mic to host a fundr...
• Tickets are going quick. Better buy now to ensure your V-Day plans are phenomenal!
• EPA issues final coal plant regulations
• Assistant Navajo County Manager Parsons retires
• President Shelly urges citizens to be prepared for winter weather
• Artists can color the sky red because they know it's blue. Those of us who aren'...
• January 5, 1908 Goldwater's Department Store in Phoenix adds a shoe department....
• President Ben Shelly orders flags at half-staff to honor Code Talker Keith M. Little
• Dew Downtown Flagstaff: Urban Snowboard and Ski Festival
• Join the Docent Training program and learn and share the wonderful science and a...
• Through our Diabetes Education and Management program we are able to help people...
• If you're not a member of FCP yet, you'll want to join just for the chance to bu...
• Rural Transportation Summit
• The Jaybirds headlined at Pickin' in the Pines last year. Watch this clip and yo...
• Jan 19 the Jaybirds are bringing their old-time bluegrass sounds to the theater...
• The AHS Museum at Papago Park announces open hours for the Library and Archives....
• January 4, 1936 The Hadj Ali (nicknamed Hi-Jolly) Monument is dedicated at Quart...
• Wishing you the happiest New Year!!! Photo by Ernie DeVries
• Love this city!
• Woah. ArtWalk is already this weekend? How time flies!
• Feels good to be back!
• Flagstaff Medical Center welcomed baby Noah on New Year's Day. To celebrate his...
• Happy 2012 from all of us at Arizona Historical Society museums to you! Let the...
• Almost missed this great recap of the year in the arts from Betsey Bruner while...
• Happy New Year! May your 2012 be filled with the power of the arts.
• Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year's!
• Removal of Standpipe Money Machine
• Did you know that in nine years of war in two countries, 6,341 U.S. citizens hav...
• Have you ever thought about becoming a volunteer educator? You can apply now for...
• December 28, 1944 Check out page 6 from the Phoenix Gazette, which reports about...
• Last week we posted a story from the Arizona Daily Sun regarding the fact that F...
• You can view the current Navajo textiles exhibit "Images in Wool: Navajo Pictori...
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• Let's celebrate the opening of the AHS Museum at Papago Park Library and Archive...
• As AHS rings in the new year, there will be some minor changes in hours of opera...
• I hope your Christmases were as full of food and love as mine.
• December 24, 1940 Members of the Tucson Y.W.C.A participate in the "hanging of t...
• Toys for Tots hands out 4,000 toys
• States and tribes awarded $485 million to clean up abandoned coal mines
• Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season!
• Dean selected for The W.A. Franke College of Business
• You'll want to read the article on the front page of the Arizona Daily Sun today!
• Closing the office up until January 3rd. Happy Holidays, Flagstaff!
• Last minute gift idea--share the Museum experience!! A gift membership is an ex...
• Photos from last week's Fringe Fest at FALA. Sad for you if you missed it.
• MNA's Curator of Ecology and Conservation Dr. Larry Stevens on Grand Canyon's pr...
• December 21, 1970 Harold Steinfeld and his wife, along with twenty-seven others,...
• "That which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music."
• The deadline to submit your nomination for the Governor's Arts Awards is Midnigh...
• -Don Miller
• Melt-in-your-mouth chocolate platter from @Brookside Chocolate Company! Yum! Tha...
• Zach Cuppy graduated from NAU on Dec. 16 with dual degrees - 5 years after being...
• Up next in the main gallery: 10x10 Exhibition and Sale. If you haven't bought yo...
• Come tomorrow to support the Flagstaff Ski Club and watch the latest Warren Mill...
• Last chance to see the fantastic fine craftsmanship in the Elemental Show. It cl...
• Final chance to see some amazing shows!
• With all the new snow we recently received please sled safely!
• Free 2012 Concert Series Pass to The Arboretum at Flagstaff's 1000th fan!
• Alice in Wonderland by Flagstaff Junior Academy at CCA tonight at 6. I don't rem...
• Work to begin on new NAU office building
• 1899 Bar and Grill featured in 'Sunset' magazine
• No one throws a staff holiday party quite like FCP. We karaoked the night away!...
• December 16, 1902 Today marks the death of Greek camel driver, Hadj Ali (nicknam...
• Come in for the brilliant middle school production of Alice in Wonderland by Fla...
• The Museum Shops are pleased to announce their storewide Holiday Sale. Almost ev...
• Today is the deadline to nominate for Flagstaff's Viola Awards!
• Santa's sleigh helps coworkers in need
• Event brings NAU faculty together for daylong focus on teaching
• Olympian Lomong to graduate on Friday leading his college as standard bearer
• This picture is just too fun not to share. Drove past this bodacious snowman on...
• Thanks to Facebook's lame changes to what we all see in our feed, every time we...
• December 15, 1878 Today is the birthday of Edith Stratton Kitt, daughter of a pi...
• If I go to this, I'll probably bawl my eyes out. Something about the beauty of k...
• Two Navajo professional cowboys honored before attempting to win a world championship
• 'Water is Life' forum Friday
• You have until TOMORROW, the 15th, to get those nominations in! All you have to...
• President Ben Shelly discusses job creation, economy in Washington
• December 14, 1889 A Tucson jury acquits all defendants in the Wham Paymaster rob...
• Hopi Tribal Council clarifies resolution affecting Chairman Shingoitewa's acting duties
• Significant leasing reform will spur commercial, residential and renewable energy development on tribal lands
• Lack of facilties discussed during meeting
• Plateau solar shifts Navajo elders from kerosene lamps to solar electricity
• USDA establishes special advisory board for Native American farmers and ranchers
• FEMA supports legislative change to allow tribal governments to apply for disaster aid
• Awesome! Tonight and tomorrow starting at 6.
• Snow bomb at my desk turned into awesome snow ball fight. CCA is definitely the...
• Snow can't slow art down. We're open today 'til 5pm. Come see "It's Elemental" -...
• Ya'at' eeh, shi ei Jason yinishye Hello, my name is Jason Nez. As a Navajo, I...
• We've extended the deadline for Viola nominations to Thursday.
• The Tuesday, Dec. 13 Bariatric Weight Loss Information Session is being canceled...
• Phone and Website updates on City Hall/Government Weather Related Delays or Schedule Changes
• Extra, Extra, Read all about it...Check out the front page news stories from the...
• We came across this wonderful letter in the Arizona Daily Sun on Sunday, Dec. 11.
• Last chance to see "One Was the Other" by Human Nature Dance in Flagstaff. Doors...
• Carols in the theater with Orchestra Northern Arizona :)
• Last night's performance by Human Nature Dance was beautiful. If you couldn't ma...
• Today at 1pm Orchestra Northern Arizona performs a FREE holiday concert at CCA....
• Tonight and tomorrow, so you can catch "One Was the Other" at CCA and the Nutcra...
• Be sure to email or bring your Viola Award nomination letters by 5pm tomorrow!
• Join us from 2-4pm tomorrow for "A Very Flagstaff Winter." Create split twig fig...
• Free ticket giveaway! 2 free tickets to tonight's Human Nature performance to th...
• Bookstore hosting local filmmaker
• NAU men's basketball coach Mike Adras resigns
• Bystander intervention shows students how and when to take action
• Survey seeks feedback on Blackboard Learn
• Join us tonight at 5:30 p.m. for our holiday lighting ceremony - everyone is inv...
• "One Was the Other" by Human Nature Dance Theater is showing tomorrow and Saturd...
• December 8, 1906 The Petrified Forest National Monument is established by Presi...
• Fun cover story by Betsy Bruner on It's Elemental, showing through Dec 17 at the...
• Yuma students focus on improving their community
• How many ugly sweater Christmas parties are you going to this year? I've got one...
• Hopi Chairman stripped of executive and administrative duties
• First Lady Martha Shelly warms homes for the winter season
• Local meetings will provide claims-filing assistance to Native American farmers and ranchers
• Six new village representatives sworn in at Hopi
• President Shelly outlines job saving measures to Senators
• House and Senate pass three fiscal 2012 budgets and a continuing resolution
• Martin Avery nominated to Navajo Government Development Commission
• Lucinda Adekai-Yellowhair appointed to state committee on probationLucinda Adekai-Yellowhair appointed to state committee on probation
• We were interviewed for a story that aired on Channel 12 Tuesday night about Win...
• Two great dance concerts worth seeing this weekend.
• Deadline for Viola Award nominations is Saturday! We've made it easier than ever...
• Calling all Captions...Write a Caption for an AHS historic photo from 1912. We...
• Childbirth Education Classes offer expecting parents a healthy start while answe...
• Share the Museum Experience! A gift membership is an excellent way to share your...
• What are you doing on this beautiful winter day in Flagstaff? Maybe a stroll thr...
• President Emeritus Hughes honored by Eastern Kentucky University
• United Way campaign ends Dec. 16
• Criminal justice online degrees earn high national ranking
• Shrine of the Ages Choir, Master Chorale to perform holiday concert
• Students showcase puppetry at theater production
• December 6, 1920 The National Park Service asks Congress for approval of a natio...
• Discovery 2nd Saturday: A Very Flagstaff Winter is this Saturday from 2-4 p.m. J...
• Inundated w/holiday parties and commercialization? How about something different...
• Great weekend! Thanks to all who supported the Fine Crafts Sale and came out on...
• A student's review of "Esperanza Means Hope."
• One hour to maximum holiday cheer: Christmas stories and carols! Stories To Life...
• Today: Fine Craft Sale continues 10-4, and Stories To Life with holiday carols a...
• We are all set for Susan McKeown with guest Aly Jay tonight! Doors at 7, Show at...
• The roads are clearing up. Still plenty of time to make it out to the Fine Craft...
• 2011 Turquoise Ball
• So many pretty things at the Fine Crafts Sale! I'm going to get all my holiday s...
• And don't forget about GRAMMY winning Irish singer Susan McKeown performing at C...
• The gallery is packed with local artists' booths for the Fine Craft Sale. We'll...
• Thank you Arizona Daily Sun readers for awarding MNA the Best Place to Buy Nativ...
• On Saturday, December 3, our newest exhibit, Photographic Journeys: Three Vision...
• There was a great turnout at the Heart & Vascular Center of Northern Arizona's o...
• Congrats to The Artists Gallery, Joe Sorren, and all the other winners this year!
• The "It's Ornamental" Tree. All ornaments are handmade by local artists. All for...
• Obituary: Ben Brown, higher education supporter, philanthropist and husband to NAU President Emerita Lovett
• Regents pass zero-tolerance conduct policy
• New graduate programs address pressing needs
• Researchers assess Arizona's drying and disappearing springs
• NAU alumni named exemplary teachers
• UnitedHealthcare donates $125,000 to three Arizona hospitals and FMC is one of t...
• Winter Wonderland Celebration will go on as planned!
• December 2, 1852 The first steamer of the Colorado River reaches Yuma. The "Unc...
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• You have until 5pm to redeem a special 2-for-1 ticket price for Saturday's Susan...
• Particularly useful today. I just spent the first three hours of the storm in sn...
• Celebrate the season at President's Holiday Reception
• US 180 NOT ON COUNCIL AGENDA DECEMBER 5
• Pick thee up a copy of today's Flagstaff Live wherein you can grab the new shiny...
• It's snowing! Please be careful out there today.
• If you support local independent businesses and artists, this is where it's at.
• Opening this Saturday -- our newest exhibit, "Photographic Journeys: Three Visio...
• Hopi Tribal Council does not support Navajos proposal on snowmaking
• Dennehotso team stretches out inside new multipurpose facility
• President Ben Shelly recommends making $25 million 'untouchable'
• BLM Offers Public the Chance to Comment on Solar Power Project
• USDA announces funding to help rural residents in remote areas reduce energy costs
• Presentation and booksigning for - Arizona: A Celebration of the Grand Canyon St...
• The next 3 weekends, catch Miracle on 34th Street-the Musical by over 80 Flagsta...
• Want to know which artists will be in the Fine Craft Sale this weekend? Here's t...
• Invest in the arts to build a creative, strong economy. They get it.
• The online voting booth for ONEBOOKAZ 2012 is now open. Now is your chance to v...
• With snow in the forecast it is time to start training for ski season in Norther...
• Call 774-3937 for tickets to the Nutcracker Suite in Modern Bare Feet at Sinagua...
• Australian Rules football club back in Flagstaff
• Be in the know for snow closures
• AIDS Memorial Quilt on display in NAU Fieldhouse
• 2,300 grads run with Lopez Lomong to NAU finish line
• Support local businesses (this week is @Visible Difference and Fizz Bath Shop) b...
• @Idle Hands Woodworking, Peak Results Fitness, Shane Knight Gallery - Horse Phot...
• November 29, 1877 The first Mormon settlers arrive on the San Pedro River and es...
• Our December Newsletter is up: lots of events, great art, and the Fine Craft Sale.
• The lovely Aly Jay will be our opening act for Saturday night's Susan McKeown co...
• The 51st Annual Turquoise Ball is this Saturday, Dec. 3 benefiting FMC Trauma Se...
• MNA's Museum Shops are community resources for education, as well as Christmas s...
• Buy local and support independent artists? Why yes, we've got that. This weekend...
• November 26, 1915 The 12th Infantry, stationed in Nogales, Arizona, engage in a...
• You have a couple days to enter into the Parade of Lights in Historic Downtown F...
• Francis Martineau will be live on the grand piano throughout the dance performan...
• Next weekend is the annual Fine Crafts Sale and Artist Marketplace here at CCA....
• November 25, 1868 The Military Division of the Pacific orders the names of Camp...
• Tomorrow at 3pm, the Holiday Lights Festival begins at Little America. One of my...
• Just opened the doors to the gallery for the day! Come on by!
• Water law: Racing an Arizona Senator's retirement
• Member of Hopi Tribe one of four to receive Arizona Indian Living Treasure Award
• Heinrich Legislation to remove barriers between Native American families and homeownership clears committee hurdle
• Holiday Dinner tickets available
• We're open and showing 'It's Elemental' today 11a-5pm. Closed Thursday, and open...
• November 23, 1923 Prohibition agents pour 1,000 gallons of captured liquor into...
• Performance - Inspecting Carol
• We've also posted photos of all juried art works in 'It's Elemental' online. Che...
• Shop locally and support your Museum of Northern Arizona!! Shop online or in pe...
• November 22, 1929 Four new horses are purchased by the University of Arizona Mil...
• Holiday Discount for Residential Energy Retrofits
• During the holidays it can be all too easy to gain unwanted weight. Here are som...
• Holiday Discount for Residential Energy Retrofits
• Edith is a handcrafted wooden boat by Brad Dimock featured in It's Elemental. Fo...
• Business dean candidates to visit campus
• Center Holiday hours: closed Thxgiving day, open Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25-26.
• That was a fabulous weekend. Thanks to the artists and all who helped and came o...
• 'It's Elemental' opens tonight at 6p. Concert w/ Russian phenom Irina Kulikova a...
• This photo of Museum co-founder, Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton, reminds us how imp...
• Holiday Trash & Recycling Information
• The gallery is primed and ready. Can't wait for everyone to come see this show!
• 'Tree cookies' sweeten holidays, help future foresters
• Accreditation demonstrates quality of NAU's education programs 
• Franke students get down to business with magnate Warren Buffett
• Mexico-born runner completes long, rewarding track to U.S. citizenship
• Scholar finds success on defensive line; faces final foe S. Utah on Saturday
• Tonight is the Preview Reception of "It's Elemental" for our members. You can be...
• Local author pen the history of Flagstaff through vintage photographs and postcards
• Join us at 2:00pm Saturday, November 19, 2011, for "On the Road of Flowers: The...
• As good as gold: Stellar seniors honored
• See what's going on at the Center this holiday season!
• Local kids get $4.2 million boost to help prepare for school
• Ted Danson and wife raise money for archeology chair
• Coconino County Justice Court Judge Holds First-Ever Hearings on Navajo Nation
• Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission's Holiday Food Drive
• Speaker's series at San Juan College focuses on civil rights and Navajo human rights
• President Shelly tours WECC reliability center joined by CERT Director
• CEO of White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities visits Navajo Tech
• Irina Kulikova, Russian guitarist extraordinaire, will perform in concert follow...
• Maintain your weight over the holidays. Check out these healthy recipe tips for...
• Christmas Tree Decorating Party in the foyer!! Squeal!!
• FMPO E-Connection Newsletter Fall 2011
• Tomorrow night, local favs Fight the Quiet will be hitting the stage at the Orph...
• Poets: will you apply? The NEA Literature Fellowship application cycle is now op...
• Marketing launches new campaign
• Obituary: Robert Wooldridge, professor emeritus of career and technical education
• November 16, 1945 Davis Monthan is selected as the storage site for B29's. AHS#M...
• Results of City Council Budget Retreat
• Q: What can we expect from your performance? A: True deep love.
• Fourth Annual LED Holiday Light Swap — Make the Holidays Brighter
• Fourth Annual LED Holiday Light Swap — Make the Holidays Brighter
• What's one Holiday event in Flagstaff that you never miss? Or maybe a new one th...
• US 180 Winter Traffic Study Public Meeting Materials Available
• It's not really Christmas without the annual Nutcraker dance performance by Cany...
• Great deal for great entertainment!!
• Community Meeting on Public Works Operations - You're Invited! 11/16/2011, 6:30pm-DeMiguel School
• High-five: Faculty earn Fulbright honors
• After a nice long weekend, I walked into a gallery full of It's Elemental Fine C...
• Arizona Historical Society goes Groupon. Follow the link today and tomorrow for...
• Today, the Arizona Daily Sun featured Lynn Harris, an obstetrical nurse at FMC,...
• NAU Opera performance this weekend.
• Community Meeting on Public Works Operations - Your Invited! Wed. 11/16/2011, 6:30pm-DeMiguel School
• City Council Budget Retreat
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• Fourth Annual LED Holiday Light Swap — Make the Holidays Brighter
• Big weekend ahead. Friday night It's Elemental Members Only Preview (with champa...
• Can't wait to taste that sweet, sweet Frybread! Yummy in my tummy.
• 300 authentic, hand-woven, Navajo Rugs go up for auction today at 2pm! Come in t...
• Happening now at The Orpheum Theater!! STRUT!
• Bring the kids to Discovery 2nd Saturday: Tales of the Southwest tomorrow from 2...
• Hope to see you at the Navajo Rug Auction tomorrow at the Coconino Center for th...
• Only 2 rugs until we're at full capacity for tomorrow's Navajo Rug Auction! Hope...
• Artist kitty... don't stifle his creative flow.
• Happy Veterans Day. Thank you to all who have served, are serving and will serve.
• Happy Veterans Day! Thank you veterans for your service. There is not much inf...
• Public Forum on Reclaimed Water
• West Street and Arrowhead Avenue Improvement Project Public Open House
• During the first week of November, to celebrate Massage Therapy Awareness Week a...
• West Street and Arrowhead Avenue Improvement Project Public Open House
• FIRST PLACE in the Business and Commerce Category - Jesus Bojorques, second from...
• Here's the CBS Channel 5 News interview with Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen, la...
• What a great Winter season we have coming up! Concerts, dance performances, Stor...
• 11/11/11 ticket deal for Lumberjacks' BYU game
• Speaker to discuss climate issues
• Northern Arizona University awarded for innovative degree pathways
• 'Hot Topics' discussion to focus on abortion legislation
• Holiday tradition continues with annual 'Messiah' performance
• More than words: Therapy also eases emotional burden of people who stutter
• Film spotlights disability, mountain biking
• Turbine installation lets ARD capture the wind
• Bookstore hosting book-signing
• It's Elemental opens with a member's reception next Friday and a public receptio...
• Happy Halloween! Arizonans have a long history of dressing up in costumes. Pic...
• Halloween at the FCP office...
• Eight year old Juan Carlos Ortiz explains the tradition of making sugar skulls....
• Spoooooky happenings this weekend!
• I was an artist last night for a Halloween party. What are you going to be?
• My mother gave me a nickel to buy a pickle. I didn't buy a pickle, I bought some...
• Flagstaff Medical Center and the Cancer Center send their "CONGRATULATIONS" to W...
• Carve out your Halloween plans on campus
• Online program trains students to spot emotionally struggling peers
• Social issues come to light in latest theater production
• Interview about Celebraciones de la Gente and Dia de los Muertos with Heritage P...
• Best of Flag 2011 voting opens today! What businesses are you voting for?
• Announcing: Technical Advisory Committee Meeting
• Obituary: Marilee Sellers, assistant director of Imaging and Histology Core Facility
• Panel to focus on Arizona's medical marijuana policy
• "If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint' then by all means paint,...
• October 27, 1870 Today is the birthday of Sharlot Hall, writer, historian, and f...
• Gotta get those noms in if you want those deserving artists to win. Did you know...
• Celebraciones de la Gente, a lively Day of the Dead celebration this weekend! I...
• Hopi Tribe files lawsuit against BIA over water contamination created by Tuba City dump
• New Code to Establish Guidelines for Policy and Prevention of HIV/AIDS
• Removal petition for Hopi Chair Shingoitewa continues to move forward
• President Shelly honors late Senior Police Officer Tony Becenti Jr.
• Hopi economic development forum scheduled at Moenkopi Legacy
• FINAL Public Meeting for Parks & Recreation Open Spaces Master Plan
• FINAL Public Meeting for Parks & Recreation Open Spaces Master Plan
• Fit Kids' latest event "It's All About Me!" was a hit with more than 150 childre...
• Really sad to see a town willfully destroy public art like this.
• Did you know that too much sodium can cause fluid retention in the body which th...
• Dia de los meurtos
• Job Opportunity Announcement - MUSEUM EDUCATION CURATOR / AHS-Education. Posi...
• Haeger participates in presidential forum on student retention
• Lumberjacks continue to demonstrate academic success
• Awesome!
• The semi-annual Navajo Rug Auction is coming up fast! November 12, the auction s...
• Hope to see you at Celebraciones de la Gente this weekend! Dia de los Muertos is...
• Extra, Extra, Read all about it...Check out the front page news stories from the...
• volunteers Needed
• Stay safe at homecoming. Go Lumberjacks!!
• Singer/Songwriter Melissa Ferrick TOMORROW, Sunday, at 7pm here at CCA!
• Have you seen the Night Visions exhibition yet? It will be open at the concert t...
• In concert tonight at CCA: four brilliant classical guitarists! Tickets still av...
• Citywide shred-a-thon and drug dump Saturday
• Football hosts Montana for homecoming
• Bookstore hosting book-signing event
• NPR education correspondent returns to NAU to deliver lecture
• On the case: Students help investigate wrongful conviction claims
• Today is National Mammography Day and a good reminder to schedule an appointment.
• Don't miss the last of the Museum of Northern Arizona's cultural festivals for t...
• October 20, 1931 Bodies of two slain women are taken from a trunk in Phoenix and...
• Today's your last chance to get tickets at advanced pricing!
• Video: Ben Shelly's State of the Navajo Nation Address
• Coconino County Supervisor Lena Fowler brings memories to the Western Navajo Fair Parade
• HAASA brings presentation in an effort to empower villages
• Speaker attempting to solve issues stemming from line item vetoes
• Salazar, Bingaman, Pueblo governors and other leaders celebrate historic Aamodt Water Settlement
• Three Sworn-In As Newly Elected Yavapai-Apache Nation Council Members
• Support your local library! Film screening tonight of the "Library of the Early...
• For all you artists looking for a steal on framing your masterpieces!
• US 180 Winter Traffic Study MindMixer // New Topics & Voting!
• Did you know that NAU's Cermics program is nationally acclaimed?
• True boo: Writing students suggest books that scare
• The October issue of Arizona Highways features a wonderful article about our "Gr...
• Bill Ashland, FMC's Trauma Services Director, wins award from the Donor Network...
• Fall 2011 Dump-the-Drugs and Shredding Event
• Grammy-award-winning Irish singer/songwriter Susan McKeown will perform in conce...
• If you haven't been in to see the Night Visions IV Exhibition, fear not! You sti...
• Flagstaff named one of the top 10 Best Places to Retire by US News and World Rep...
• Shakespeare + Rock = A real good time.
• County attorney and Meth Task Force continue graffiti fight
• October 18, 1893 Hundreds of unemployed men from California move east along the...
• Volunteers Needed for Rio de Flag Greenbelt at Rt. 66 Revitalization and Restoration Project
• Evening Portion of City Council Meeting Cancelled
• October 17, 1929 An announcement is made of the completion of the U.S. Magnetic...
• 'Innovative' use of ceramics featured at exhibition
• Great concert this weekend! Orchestra Northern Arizona will perform a Holiday co...
• Argentinian guitar quartet performs at CCA Friday night.
• Orchestra Northern Arizona is playing all my night-time favorites! You don't wan...
• So pretty. I have to get up to Arizona Snowbowl soon!
• FREE! Tonight at 7. Get here early for good seats!
• The Orpheum Theater says "Today on KNAU - Arizona Public Radio: a re-broadcast o...
• Our newest exhibit, Discovery 2011 celebrates the creative and inquisitive young...
• Join us for a week's worth of fun at Homecoming
• October 14, 1934 Residents of Paradise Valley burned effigies of Governor Moeur,...
• About a hundred thousand years ago, early artists made ochre paint inside a Sout...
• Remember, the DarkSkies concert is SATURDAY, not Tonight!!!!!
• Drug, alcohol policies and information online
• Flu shots still available
• Today is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Please read and share.
• Check out UK artist Simon Kirk at Gallery 113!
• The FREE Orchestra Northern Arizona concert isn't tonight! It's SATURDAY at 7pm!
• The Arizona Historical Society Education and Outreach Division publication, Espe...
• Come join us at the Cancer Center for a free healthy cooking class!
• Oh no! Big typo floating around the media about the FREE Orchestra NAZ concert....
• Water contamination threatens Hopi Partitioned Land
• Hopi High media students win seven state awards
• Man assaults BIA officer at Hopi
• Learn how to conduct a self breast exam to check for breast cancer.
• Hopi tribal members initiate removal petition for Hopi chairman
• Naabik'iyati' adds support to suspend Snowbowl permit
• Navajo Nation Program for Self Reliance hosts series of public hearings
• Accounting Scholars Development Program helps NTC students balance their future
• Your favorite artists can't win if you don't nominate them!
• Opportunity for artists: Mesa Arts Festival
• Are you going in the Pumpkin Walk Saturday from 6-8pm at The Arboretum at Flagst...
• FREE concert by Orchestra Northern Arizona this Saturday at 7pm here at the Center!
• Paul Keim featured on 'Frontline' anthrax special
• Five graduates earn honors from Alumni Association
• Report measures county economic health
• October 10, 1929 Tucson's first "skyscraper", the 11-story Consolidated National...
• Celebraciones de la Gente is just three weeks away!!
• Full house standing-room-only for Old Blind Dogs! We love it when this space is...
• Now accepting nominations! We simplified the nomination process and added SCIENC...
• SNOW!
• At Museum N. AZ at 3... then you can head to CCA for Orchestra N. AZ at 7!
• Finally! View all artwork in the Night Visions exhibition online and see which w...
• Community relations director to stay in touch for now
• Ceremony marks opening of Native American Cultural Center
• Athletics announces family ticket discounts, Fan Fest activities
• From AHS Collections to You. Silver baptismal dish shaped like a scallop shell....
• See latest in assistive technology at open house
• NAU to test emergency notification system
• Classified Staff Advisory Council collecting winter clothing
• Multiage conference offers opportunity for professional development
• A few fun places to check out tomorrow night at the ArtWalk!
• Three condors released at Vermillion Cliffs
• Youvella first Hopi appointed to AIA's Executive Board
• The Arizona Daily Sun highlights the telestroke program at FMC on the front page...
• Arizona Centennial Spurs, limited editions available
• Grand Canyon Institute issues recommendations for Arizona's water future
• Bureau of Land Management releases 15-year management strategy
• Law and Order Day set for Nov. 16
• Bbbbbbrrrrrrrrrrr
• Discovery 2nd Saturday: Fossil Day this Saturday from 2-4 p.m. Dig into dinosaur...
• Fish jump into picture of evolutionary land invasion
• Obituary: Joel Dibartolo, jazz educator, award-winning musician
• Scottish band, Old Blind Dogs, in concert this Sunday, Flagstaff, at Coconino Ce...
• October 5, 1903 The U.S. Department of the Interior authorizes construction of t...
• MNA's Easton Collection Center is featured in Sources+Design September 2011 Issue!
• Handing out ArtWalk maps in the actual rain.. not as cool, but I still love you,...
• Handing out ArtWalk maps in the after-rain... I love this town!
• $2.5 million grant funds garden array to study climate change effects
• Lecture brings archaeology into immigration debate
• Did you miss Stories to Life this weekend? Catch a peek here!
• Lots of fun events, great concerts, and art! All in our October Newsletter. Chec...
• New video for 'Still Right Here' by Melissa Ferrick, in concert Oct. 23 here in...
• Flagstaff Walks!
• U.S. 180 Winter Traffic Study MindMixer Virtual Town Hall
• Flagstaff Walks!
• A truly influential musician and leader in our community has passed.
• Business instructor named Homecoming Dedicatee
• First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff this week! Here's your guide to all the good f...
• Getting ready for Stories to Life: Enchanted Skies at 6 here at CCA. Come in ear...
• Happy October, Flagstaff!
• Flagstaff Festival of Science "Twilight Talk" presentation featuring Ted Neff, M...
• Tomorrow at 6! FREE!
• Fantastic Voyage - Our fun-filled kids event is tomorrow from noon - 4 p.m. We h...
• Chuck Cheesman is awesome.
• Employers, graduate schools seeking NAU students at career fair
• Wind turbine powers educational programming for Williams youth
• Improved MyNau page to launch Monday
• APS gift to fund a variety of NAU initiatives
• Axer Auction to benefit athletic scholarships
• Annual crime report available
• September 29-30, 1877 The first Southern Pacific engine on a regular run enters...
• 2010 Annual Report on Sustainability
• Just got to meet Colin Hay! Cool dude. There are seats still available tonight,...
• I'm going to Pizzicletta for dinner! Yum!!
• Did you see Colin Hay on the cover of this week's Flagstaff Live? Check out the...
• Enjoying a Late for The Train latte in celebration of National Coffee Day!
• Two free tix to tonight's Colin Hay concert: 1st person to tell us the artist of...
• Get your October ArtWalk guide HERE!
• September 28, 1929 The 10th cavalry marches out of Fort Huachuca headed for St....
• Today is the last day to get the advanced price discount on tickets to Colin Hay...
• New show at Marric Studios this Friday.
• Explore Esperanza's World, featuring online learning centers dedicated to the pu...
• There's said to be an aurora borealis viewable in the Northern sky in Flagstaff...
• NAU scientists seek landscapes to see if wildlife corridors work
• ITEP wins waste management grant
• Popular and successful Hopitutuqaiki art school remains in high demand
• Hopi 3 Canyon Ranches works with NRCS to improve natural resources management
• Navajo Nation fights to retain Head Start program
• New book, Blood On The Feather, by Melinda Elmore released
• "The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection." -Michelangelo
• There are still appointments available for the free Prostate Screening TODAY spo...
• The Sunday, Sept. 25 edition of the Arizona Daily Sun featured an editorial disc...
• Next up at the Center: former Men at Work lead singer, Colin Hay, Thursday night.
• The food spread from Coppa Cafe is making my mouth water. Not to mention the ful...
• Calling all Captions...Write a Caption for an AHS historic photo. We want to he...
• Tonight! Night Visions opens as part of Flagstaff Festival of Science! 6-8p. Ber...
• Celebrate Make a Difference Day with Home Energy Efficiency:Saving Money On Your Utility Bills Never
• Celebrate Make a Difference Day with Home Energy Efficiency:Saving Money On Your Utility Bills Never
• September 23, 1927 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in Tucson in his plane, "T...
• Things are looking mighty fine here at the Center. See you all tomorrow night fo...
• Theater season kicks off with 'Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Musical'
• Regents approve NAU budget request focused on innovative technology
• It's going to be a great day to ride tomorrow and support The Taylor House!
• Coppa Cafe is catering Saturday night's Night Visions reception. Yummmmm.
• Don't miss this FREE concert by Orchestra Northern Arizona at CCA!
• "I've called you all here today because we have a problem in our midst. We have...
• September 22, 1554 Francisco Vasquez de Coronado died today. His health is poor...
• Special Solo performance by singer/songwriter Matt Bingham, tonight, Wednesday 8...
• We've got a big weekend coming up at CCA! FREE Night Visions IV reception Saturd...
• Enrollment, retention rates break records
• Professor views justice systems through global lens
• Retirement party planned for Sandy Quick Sweeter
• Retirement party planned for Rose Lopez
• Want to sell more art? These are good tips.
• NNHRC passes legislation requesting President Obama to suspend Forest Service's Snowbowl permit
• Navajo Nation awarded over $2 million in justice grants
• 2011 Navajo oral history documentary film premieres Oct. 10
• Audiences invited to screen, judge short films at festival
• Obituary: John Saxton Acker, longtime humanities professor
• Bookstore hosting book-signing event
• Saturday Night in Flagstaff: Night Visions art exhibition opens, and Berta Rojas...
• Regents to meet this week in Flagstaff
• Ceremony to honor fallen military heroes
• Ready to dance my feet off at Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass & Acoustic Music Fe...
• Abandoned bikes to be sold at auction
• Governor names new Regent
• NPR's 'Science Friday' to broadcast from NAU
• Students: Stand out by taking part in Regents, Legislature
• NAU kicks off United Way giving campaign
• Molly Munger, active in community and advocate for NAU, to retire
• Haeger calls for change as performance funding nears
• September 16, 1928 Young girls representing Arizona during the Mexican Independe...
• Did you hear about the Unidentified Flying Object in Flagstaff last night?! Spoo...
• September 15, 1929 The tri-motored Fokker plane, "Arizonan" owned by Southwest A...
• Have you heard about our upcoming Jewel Gallery exhibition, Glamorous Works by F...
• Bookstore hosting book signing
• NAU prepping for a fun-filled Family Weekend
• Please Take a Look at the Proposed New Zoning Code
• No tarantulas to report this week, but we do have former Men At Work lead singer...
• NAU named among military friendly schools
• Constitution Day is Sept. 16
• Shelly addresses chapter officials at Post-Governance Certification Summit
• Red Feather builds home for Hopi family
• HASSA supports recovery month
• Navajo Technical College lands NASA rocket grant to support minority innovation
• Teen drinking video contest announced by Navajo county attorney
• US Labor Department's MSHA announces $8.44 million to 47 states and Navajo Nation
• $250,000 Awarded to NDOH Navajo Public Health Infrastructure Development Program
• HUD awards $8.6 million to Native American communities
• From AHS Collections to You. 1920s small boy’s sailor suit made of cotton fabri...
• Are you coming to the FREE panel today at 5:30?
• September 12, 1893 Cattlemen and farmers of Cochise County are warned to be arme...
• Concert week for the first concert of Flagstaff Symphony's season! Here's a list...
• Afraid to walk to the kitchen since there was a MAN EATING TARANTULA in our hall...
• Congratulations to Joe Sorren for his Fall exhibition in ROME, ITALY at the Doro...
• We're not even open yet, and so many people are coming in to see Prelude and Art...
• Spending the morning at White Dove Coffee before I head to CCA. Come visit me! I...
• The bittersweet taste of Fall.
• TODAY at 1:00pm, Elaine Dillingham's giving a FREE demo in conjunction with her...
• JT thinks he's cool because he remained silent for 10 days of meditation.
• Come by CCA tomorrow at 1pm to see our Jewel Gallery artist, Elaine Dillingham's...
• After months of improvements, it's game time at the Skydome
• Seminar reflects on Tibetan culture
• Online conference to focus on open educational content
• Classified Staff Advisory Council seeks participation
• Tomorrow's Sustainable Home & Garden Tour from 12-2 p.m. is offering a building...
• September 9, 1921 Forty-two year old Fort Rucker, in Rucker Canyon in the Swissh...
• You're Invited U.S. 180 Winter Traffic Study Open House
• Do you have your weekend planned yet? Here's some of the highlights in Flagstaff.
• Artists! Do you need tips and tricks on photographing your artwork? Come to a FR...
• State backs groundbreaking approach to domestic violence intervention
• Researcher sees spring-like protein as key to muscle behavior
• September 8, 1886 Geronimo and his band were assembled and marched from Fort Bow...
• Are you a wood artist? Proposals for the 2012 Viola Awards are due OCTOBER 20!
• This Saturday from 2-4 p.m., Discovery 2nd Saturday's Volcanoes in Our Backyard....
• Tony Norris and Friends will be performing tonight, Wednesday from 8-11pm at The...
• Hopi Tribe rallies against the city of Flagstaff
• Sexual assault in Pinon leads to arrest
• President Ben Shelly advocates for the Navajo Nation
• Flagstaff's big show tonight is....COLD WAR KIDS! Tickets available downtown at...
• This splendid Silver Maiden Necklace handcrafted by Navajo artists Jack and Mary...
• Hmm. Rumors that September was the "last ever" ArtWalk have been going around. N...
• You're Invited U.S. 180 Winter Traffic Study Open House
• After months of improvements, it's game time at the Skydome
• September 6, 1941 Mary Don, at left, is the first Chinese-American teacher hired...
• LoCura brings their raggae-y, latin-y, flamenco-y sounds to The Arboretum at Fla...
• Artwalk tonight at Hidden Light in black and white. There are incredible black a...
• Lots going on this Labor Day weekend in Flagstaff, starting tonight with the Fir...
• ArtWalk Hot Spot: Flagstaff Community Supported Agriculture 116 W Cottage. Art,...
• First Friday!! Where are you going for the ArtWalk?
• Psychology center offers on-campus health services
• New publication highlights 10 years of progress
• City-owned Franklin Avenue to temporarily close
• ACE Fellow chooses NAU for mentorship experience
• NAU officially opens Health and Learning Center
• NAU co-sponsoring Sept. 22 CarFree Day
• Photos capture move-in day on NAU campus
• Jacks open football season at Arizona on national TV
• Economic collaborative lures adventure business to Flagstaff
• From AHS Collections to You. Little is know of this saddle besides it dates bac...
• The September Newsletter for your reading pleasure!
• President Haeger hosting Sept. 14 campus forum
• September 1, 1932 Fire destroyed the main dining room and cottages valued at mor...
• So many great stops this Friday! Did you get your ArtWalk map yet?
• Join artist Bruce Aiken in his exhibit "Full Measure" to discuss his paintings a...
• Miss Flagstaff Open Studios last weekend? You can still see the Prelude show her...
• Flagstaff Fire Department to Use Social Media to Keep Community Informed
• Bruce Aiken Gallery Talk--A First Friday Art Walk free event at MNA! This Friday...
• Flamenco, Raggae, Cumbia, Ska.. LoCura brings it all together this Saturday at t...
• Original painting by Catherine Sickafoose for The Arboretum at Flagstaff's Ponde...
• Saturday, September 3 at 2:00pm, MNA Docent Jerry Snow focuses on how the idea t...
• International film series focuses on politics
• Fowler takes reins of Coconino County Board of Supervisors
• Local Governance Act certifies chapters to execute contracting authority
• Navajo Nation Council says the FY 2011 deficit is now erased
• President Shelly announces new communications director
• Cellular One expands coverage to Whitehorse Lake, Blue Gap
• August 31, 1902 Thomas Rynning was sworn in at Bisbee as Captain of the Arizona...
• Saturday, September 3 at 2:00pm, join us to learn more about the Navajo Code Tal...
• The Human Resources Department from FMC had a great time at Movies on the Square...
• August 29, 1912 A new state law requires that every owner of a motor vehicle mus...
• Another full day of Flagstaff Open Studios ahead!
• Whitney had a blast at the Indie Fest last night! See why.
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• The Arts Commission is now accepting applications for fall internships. Deadline...
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• August 26, 1893 A Phoenix court reporter invented, and applied for the patent on...
• This Saturday from 11 a.m. to 12 noon, join MNA Docent Volney White for a Rio de...
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• The 2011 Flagstaff Festival of Science Passport is being printed! Make sure to c...
• The Visual Collective, LLC. made the cover of the Flagstaff Live this week!
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• See the winning 10 minute plays at the Dorris Harper-White Playhouse this weekend!
• Dr. David Wilcox of the Museum of Northern Arizona organized a March 2011 sympos...
• New Lumberjack Stadium set to open Friday
• Film Series to screen Warner Bros. films
• Navajo film triggers Uranium clean up
• NNHRC responds to guilty plea of federal hate crime charges
• Bloomfield Mayor signs understanding with Navajo
• NAGPRA Consultation Grant and Repatriation Grant Awards
• Dilkon Wellness Center Opens for the first time
• New hope to American Indian women facing domestic violence
• NNWO welcomes new employee A. Joseph Sarcinella
• Open Studios during the day, Flagstaff Indie Fest during the evening.. it's goin...
• Back to School for Flagstaff - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• August 23, 1873 Govenor Anson PK Safford, the third govenor of the Arizona Terri...
• NAU professor helps researchers uncover source of Haitian cholera outbreak
• NAU president emerita receives international women's award
• 1899 called one of Arizona's 10 best new restaurants
• A:shiwi A:wan Ulohnanne--The Zuni World runs through October 30. This exhibit is...
• The Heart Of Pine Canyon Welcomes The Heart Of Rock And Roll This Labor Day
• August 22, 1933 Southern Pacific Railroad offered a roundtrip fare from Phoenix...
• ADOT Outreach Effort Wins Top National Award
• Free Electronics Waste Recycling Events in Flagstaff on September 10th
• Big weekend almost upon us. Thanks to Seth Muller for a great article covering s...
• Ballet Folklorico de Colores at the Arboretum.
• Mariachi Pasion, AZ's only all female band, at the Arboretum.
• Elaine Dillingham gives a talk today about her art, 1pm. Free.
• The Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare - Flagstaff was featured in th...
• Hone your music, dance skills through NAU academy
• Parking permits, ecoPASS still available through Parking Services
• All the haps in Flagstaff this weekend.
• Opportunities! Children's Chorale recruiting; Arty bras show seeking artists.
• We're excited to see the talented Becky Daggett perform at Theatrikos Theatre Co...
• Help raise awareness of breast-health issues with the Cancer Centers of Northern...
• Great video interview with Betty Duarte-Matwick from Mariachi Pasion, performing...
• Picnic welcomes students and invites some fun
• Preseason game at Packers leads into final week of Cardinals training camp
• New bus service makes the connection
• Getting ready for lots of concerts! Grand Canyon Guitar Society has 7 artists pe...
• August 18, 1969 Workers at downtown Tucson's El Presidio garage site began assem...
• See what Whitney had to say about the reception last weekend.
• Support Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra at the Home Tour and possibly win season su...
• Retirement party planned for Libby Reeg
• Sawyer Brown band to play at NAU
• Natwani Coalition Launches New Funding Opportunity
• Proposal could allow American Indians more access to National Parks
• Navajo Nation Code Talkers week declared
• Peabody Energy and Partners Settle with the Navajo Nation
• Native American business leaders share ideas on economic growth
• Navajo Technical College vaccinates over 3,000 sheep and goats in Eastern Agency
• Navajo Technical College seeks to produce leaders with new certificate program
• Dr. Jennifer Nez Denetdale joins the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission
• Dilkon open house
• Learn about Metabolic Syndrome and how to prevent it from happening to you.
• U.S. 180 Winter Traffic Study MindMixer Virtual Town Hall
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• Arizona's only all-female Mariachi band performs The Arboretum at Flagstaff this...
• U.S. 180 Winter Traffic Study MindMixer Virtual Town Hall
• City Receives AA/Aa2 Ratings From S&P, Moody’s
• Today is National Relaxation Day - a massage is a great way to relax.
• From AHS Collections to You. This royal blue cape and uniform was worn by Sant...
• Ever wondered how often you should have your cholesterol level checked? Everyon...
• Elaine Dillingham's new exhibition at the Center. Come see - open Tuesday thru S...
• Kate Watters reflects on our A:shiwi A:wan Ulohanne -- The Zuni World exhibit in...
• Tonight is the Opening Reception for Prelude to Open Studios. Come out and suppo...
• From 2-4pm Saturday Aug 13, Jim Enote, the Director of the A:shiwi A:wan Museum...
• Join us tonight at Movies on the Square! Fit Kids and Team USA Arizona will be a...
• Athletics hosting Wine and Dine in the Pines Aug. 21
• NAU earns STARS silver rating for sustainability
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• Did you see this feature article in the Flagstaff Live about the Second Saturday...
• Lots of fun stuff going on this weekend!
• Tour MNA’s Anthropology Collection on Friday, August 19th at 4:00 p.m. See histo...
• Student-coaching program seeks current and former employees
• Heritage Square rally to kick off new school year
• The gallery is looking good! Come by for the Prelude reception Saturday from 6-9...
• Are you ready to jam out with The Wailers TONIGHT at 7pm at Pepsi Amphitheater a...
• Just added a bunch of concerts. Colin Hay, Old Blind Dogs and Berta Rojas openin...
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• August 10, 1867 The United States Army established Fort Crittenden between Sono...
• Break in camp schedule as Cardinals prep for first preseason game
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• NAU pitches in to paint south side history on the Murdoch Community Center
• Conference center earns industry award for excellence
• 17 students graduate from intensive NGS training program
• Shelly-Jim praise new transit bus honoring Code Talkers
• Mile of wind turbines makes stop in Winslow
• NNC Speaker Naize assigns Council Delegates To state redistricting committees
• EPA enters into agreement with Chevron to investigate soil contamination at uranium mine on the Navajo Reservation
• Navajo Nation Council blasts newly filed complaint from special prosecutor
• Keepseagle Settlement Claims Filing Period Opens for American Indian Farmers and Ranchers
• U.S. Forest Service opens Sacred Sites Report for public comment
• August 8, 1933 In a landslide vote, Arizona became the 21st state to sanction th...
• CollegeAmerica Launches GED® Test Tutoring Program Statewide in Arizona
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• NEW Job Opportunity for MUSEUM EDUCATION CURATOR. Position is based in Tucson. F...
• Arboretum concert with Novo Mundo tonight at 5:30. Great weather under the pines!
• Regents pondering university funding models
• August 5, 1882 The Steamboat Colorado (pictured at left front) is drawn out of t...
• See what's going on this weekend in Flagstaff!
• Join us tonight at Movies on the Square! Staff from FMC’s Pharmacy will be at th...
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• Call for submissions: Deadline September 9, 2011. The NAU Art Museum invites art...
• August 4, 1859 The first newspaper of Arizona, the Weekly Arizonian, debuted in...
• Big weekend in Flagstaff! Sheryl Crow, ArtWalk, Navajo Fest, Arboretum concert,...
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• National Navajo Code Talkers Museum and Veterans Center Receives $11,000
• Redistricting will affect most of Arizona
• New wind project near Seligman to provide jobs for local areas
• Law and Order Committee recommends permanent appointment of Justice Eleanor Shirley
• Financial, leadership and academic woes continue at Tuba City School
• Improvements made to various roadways throughout Hopi
• Check out this months' Newsletter for events, festivals, concerts, and more!!
• PLO gels and creams: A prescription option for those who have difficulty taking...
• Check out this new Gallery opening this Friday at First Friday ArtWalk!
• Nominations sought for Regents' professor
• Submit your Homecoming 2011 event
• NAU joins the Communiversity @ Surprise
• Reverse transfer paying off for continuing students
• Southside mural going up, check out this story.
• August 2, 1937 A WPA survey reports the average family of four in Tucson lives o...
• Brazilian music group, Novo Mundo, in concert at The Arboretum at Flagstaff this...
• At Navajo Festival this weekend!
• 5 hour countdown to Shark Week!!!
• The guide for Flagstaff's First Friday ArtWalk is online - 55 galleries and busi...
• Are you going to the Sing-a-Long Movie tonight at 8pm at Pepsi Amphitheater at F...
• This upcoming week is CRAZY packed with events! Sheryl Crow and the Big Red Pour...
• Did you see all the cool things coming up at Hidden Light LLC/ The Framing Depar...
• A Rio de Flag Nature Trail Guided Walk is scheduled tomorrow from 11 a.m. to noo...
• Conference to focus on psychology of compassion
• Work to begin on pathway across campus
• FREE film, The Asgard Project, showing at the Green Room August 13th.
• Announcement: New FMPO Phone Numbers
• Emergency Department and Trauma Center Entrance
• We once again received our Level I Trauma Center designation from the state!
• ABOR, universities to examine funding structure and financial aid
• LOTS of upcoming events around Flagstaff town. We've got 'em all covered for you.
• Opportunity for artists: Arizona grants.
• Well, I suppose you can use whatever you want for your canvas. Including food.
• Notice of Proposed New or Increased City Fees or Taxes, Proposed Use Tax Adoption
• Calling all artists! The Cancer Center is looking for artists to decorate a bra...
• Navajo Festival Saturday, August 6 and 7. Artists . music . dances . insight pro...
• Found this photo without a date but it was taken place in Sabino Canyon, outside...
• July 26, 1917 A violent hailstorm filled the streets of Flagstaff with six inche...
• After a rigorous three-day survey, we have achieved national accreditation from...
• Follow the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission
• Warriors: Navajo Code Talkers, an exhibit of photographs by Kenji Kawano, will b...
• Very important: please take a moment to write and save the NEA.
• End of NFL impasse means Cardinals are on their way
• Two Lumberjacks to sign NFL free agent deals
• Redistricting of Arizona's political districts will impact the Navajo and Hopi nations
• Five Navajo chapters achieve LGA certification
• Shelly delivers State of the Navajo Nation Address
• Vandals damage Hopi Senior Centers
• Blaine Rhoton nominated for Felony Prosecutor of the Year
• Navajo Tech reaches out to adult learners with Weekend College program
• Last week to see Domestic Neon and Brett Anderson's amazing prints: open today t...
• Join dietitians, Cathy Tomasi and Pam Ing-Dobrota, from the Cancer Center of Northern Arizona Healthcare, as they share recipes, healthy tips and tasty samples from 6 - 8 p.m., Thursday, July 28 at the Cancer Center. This event is free! RSVP: 928 773-226
• Last chance! Wednesday is the postmark deadline to apply for the Night Visions art exhibition! Nation-wide call.
• NAU researcher's voice being heard in national education reform debates
• Are you going to watch Al-Rakasaat at Heritage Square today at 4:00?
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• Join artist Bruce Aiken as he talks about his paintings in his MNA exhibit, "An Intimate Affair," and his experiences as a Grand Canyon artist from 1-1:30pm and 2:30-3pm as part of MNA's Of Lines and Layers: A Grand Canyon Authors Symposiu
• 100 Years 100 Quilts To commemorate Arizona’s Centennial, the Arizona Historical Society has partnered with Arizona Centennial Quilt Project, a program of Arizona Quilters Hall of Fame, to create a quilt exhibit that will give voice to Arizona&rsqu
• Social media is the greatest marketing tool in modern times. How does it effect Arts Journalism?
• Did you hear about the Japan Festival at Pine Forest School this Sat&Sun from 3-7?
• Lots going on this weekend in Flagstaff!
• Sorry guys. That last post was a bit vague. Here's a better line-up. Check back for more artists as Pepsi Amp releases them.
• Reception for Debra Larson
• Parking permits for 2011-12 available online
• NAU makes parental path to college a matter of course
• Cabinet Highlights: July 19, 2011
• $1.5 million gift endows chair for environmental science, policy
• Professor and children's author Brown to release latest book
• Comic Magician, Michael Finney, at the Pepsi Amphitheater TONIGHT!
• Pepsi Amp has started releasing the line-up for the Indie Music Fest in August. It features local bands, too! Tickets go on sale THIS Friday!
• Don't let your asprin allergy hinder your heart care.
• Artists! The deadline for Night Visions IV Art Exhibition is only ONE WEEK away!
• The Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park will present their 4th Annual Arizona Historical Photographs Fair, an Arizona Centennial event, on October 15, 2011. We ask Arizonans to enter our historical photo contest in the following categories:
• Ban on uranium mining at Grand Canyon may not last
• Two killed in Winslow plane crash
• Permanent appointment of Associate Justice Shirley denied
• Hopi Tribe appoints Robert Sumatzkuku to Tribal Treasurer
• Oh Monday. How can you be kicking my butt already?
• How are you gonna spend your Sunday? At the Celtic Fest? Native Music Fest? or somewhere else?
• Native American Fest. just started at Pepsi Amphitheater!! You seriously don't want to miss this cultural experience!
• The best part of Saturdays at CCA is the sound of little kids playing soccer in the school across the parking lot :)
• Happy Kilt Day!!! Don't miss the Celtic festivities at Foxglenn Park!
• Great festivals and Downtown events this weekend!
• Deadline nears for input on North Quad project
• Call for programs for Latino Heritage Month
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• July 15, 1859 Alexander John (AJ) Chandler is born. Dr. Chandler is the first veterinary surgeon to practice in Arizona. He introduces long staple cotton, builds the Consolidated Canal, builds the San Marcos Hotel, and establishes the town of Chandler.
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• Come join us Friday, July 15 for a fun filled Movies on the Square! There will be a special kids activity sponsored by FMC's Infection Prevention department before the featured movie Shark Tale. Join the fun!
• J.A. Jance book signing tonight at 6:00 at the Center for the Arts!!
• NAU earns ranking in directors' cup standing for sixth straight year
• University to unveil revamped website
• Soil microbes accelerate global warming
• Arizona State Retirement changes impact paychecks
• Jessica Jones, an independent artist and Arts Learning Intern at the Arizona Commisison on the Arts, talks about the benefits of an arts education.
• Support local musicians TONIGHT at Battle of the Bands at The Orpheum Theater!!
• Chris Isaak brings his classics like "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing" to the Pepsi Amphitheater TONIGHT at 7:30.
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• July 13, 1890 John Fremont, officer, explorer, Presidential nominee, and 5th Territorial governor of Arizona, dies. AHS#51,762
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• Shelly accepts public health leadership award in Washington, D.C.
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• July 11, 1958 The Navajo Tribal Council designates approximately 30,000 acres for the Monument Valley Tribal Park. This was the first official tribal park on the Navajo Reservation. AHS#196-f651-05
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• Sino-American program produces 27 graduates
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• Did you get your tickets for Cold War Kids at The Orpheum Theater Sept. 7? You don't want to miss this great band!
• Make sure to head out to The Arboretum at Flagstaff for their Plant Sale & Penstemon Fest.
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• Great happenings this weekend in Flagstaff!
• Join us tonight at Movies on the Square! Staff from FMC’s Fit Kids will be at the FMC tent with interactive activities for kids before the night’s featured movie, Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Keep your fingers crossed that
• Check out our new youtube channel!
• Tomorrow from 2-4 p.m., Discovery 2nd Saturday presents "Feathered Dinos and Early Birds" by Dr. David Gillette. For kids of all ages and included with admission. Discover how feathered dinosaurs could be related to backyard birds. Make goggle-
• 1899 offering lunch discount for faculty and staff
• NAUPD awarded state grant for officer training
• Forty-five student athletes at NAU earn Big Sky academic honors
• Lumberjack basketball to host BYU in Prescott Valley
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• After a disappointing number for the national employment rates in June, it's good to see Arts are still growing faster than the general economy.
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• Just in time for the MLB All Star game! Come to the Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park to see spring training history in "Play Ball—the Cactus League Experience." 68 major league players and coaches have made their way from
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• Sing-a-long with the King & I at Pepsi Amphitheater tomorrow at 6pm.
• Shingoitewa testifies before the U.S. Senate on water rights
• Shelly-Jim announce Leadership and Service Internship Program for Navajo students
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• Join us Friday, July 1, at Movies on the Square! Staff from FMC’s Pediatric Intensive Care Unit will be at the FMC tent with a special activity for kids before the night’s featured movie, Shrek Forever After. Hope to see you there!
• Lumberjacks give back more than 4,000 hours in community service
• Traffic and parking modifications for San Francisco Street begin this week
• NAU's Curry Summer Music Camp hosts free public concerts
• Businesses and Galleries open their doors tomorrow evening for the First Friday ArtWalk.
• ASU Art Museum presents an exhibition that explores the complexities of human nature, "from herd mentality to moments of solace."
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• Here's the schedule for this weekend's Hopi Festival! Hopi Festival Schedule of Events Saturday, July 2 10:00 a.m. Traditional Music by Clark Tenakhongva—Heritage Insights Tent 10:30 a.m. Hopi Traditional Agriculture and Land Stewar
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• Concerts in the Park present traditional Irish band, Knockabouts, tonight at 5:30 at Bushmaster Park
• NAU making higher education more accessible for military personnel, veterans
• Native patriotism alive and well
• Fireworks will light up Tuba City's skies Sunday
• Cobell Case wins final approval
• Hopi Tribe assesses 26 Bar Ranch after Wallow Fire
• Navajo Nation's Division of Public Safety and Police Districts mourn the loss of Sgt. Darrell C. Curley
• Kaibeto man charged in Navajo Nation police officer murder
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• City Follows Coconino National Forest Implementation of Stage 2 Fire Restrictions On Wednesday
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• June 24, 1902 Charles D. Poston, some call the "Father of Arizona" because of his work with President Abraham Lincoln to make Arizona its own territory, dies in poverty in an alley in Phoenix. AHS#1982.44.4
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• Have you visited The Museum Shop online yet? Whether you are looking for a vintage treasure or the latest contemporary masterpiece, The Museum Shop has something that is sure to delight.
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• June 1915 70,000 people witness the ceremony as the battleship Arizona is launched at the New York Navy Yard. See a rusted piece of the USS Arizona in person at the AHS Museum in Papago Park. Check website for more information about location and hours.
• Albuquerque non-profit gives scholarships to Outstanding American Indian Youth
• Hopi woman graduates, becomes Hopi Ranger
• Kayenta Special Diabetes Project celebrates new office building
• President Shelly and Branch Chiefs address UUFB budget deficit
• Hopi Council mandates Ordinance 36 education law moves forward
• The Oldest Hopi Show in the World returns July 2-3
• Local Flagstaff Band, Fight the Quiet, was featured on VH1's "Saddle Ranch" last night!
• Volunteers needed for Wine and Dine in the Pines
• Meet at Buffalo Park TONIGHT at 8:00pm for Lowell Observatory's Summer Solstice Moonlight Walk
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• Bruce Aiken lived in the Grand Canyon for 33 years, exploring the Canyon from the inside out. MNA's exhibit of his work opens this Sunday, with many large-scale images to experience.
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• Banksy, the social and political commentator, turns heads all over England with controversial graffiti. But would the art pack the same punch if the artist wasn't hidden in anonymity?
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• MNA's adventurous Summer Discovery Camps for youths ages 4-18 begin next week! 42 classes serve as a gateway into the wonders of this region: fine arts, natural sciences, Native cultures, and ecology. More at musnaz.org/discovery.
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• Tonight's film at the Orpheum, "Bicycle Dreams," tells the story of a bicycle race across the country....3000 miles, 10 days. WOW!
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• Folk duo The Honey Dewdrops in Concert at The Arboretum at Flagstaff on July 2.
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• NACA celebrates 40 years of service, advocacy and indigenous values
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• Full Measure -- The Artistic Legacy of Bruce Aiken opens on Sunday, June19! Tickets to Members' Brunch and Exhibit Opening with Bruce Aiken are still available, for more information, visit or call 928/774-5213, Ext. 270.
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• Today's the day: Navajo Rug Auction, preview 9a-1p, auction begins 2p. Museum of N. Arizona.
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• We recently awarded $6,000 in nursing educations scholarships through the FMC Foundation’s annual Nursing Scholarship Awards program.
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• Discovery 2nd Saturday: Hike the Peaks on Saturday, June 11 from 2-4 p.m. Learn survival skills, find signs of wildlife, identify useful local plants. For kids of all ages, and included with Museum admission.
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• Children's story takes the stage at NAU
• 'Overgrown' forests fueling catastrophic Wallow Fire, NAU expert says
• Wildfires boost greenhouse gas to accelerate global warming, study finds
• Came across this great photo of Tucson while researching a project. #B113592
• Navajo Rug Auction Saturday in Flagstaff at Museum of Northern Arizona.
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• Thought the Grand Canyon Guitar Society was done for the year? Nope: Helios Guitar Quartet, June 17, Flagstaff.
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• MNA and Flagstaff Cultural Partners are readying for this Saturday's Semi-Annual Navajo Rug Auction. Public preview from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Auction from 2-5 p.m. Learn more at musnaz.org/events/navrug2011.
• City Council Will Not Discuss Redistricting at Tuesday's Meeting
• City and Pete Family Reach Mediated Settlement Agreement
• The Special Day for Special Kids Picnic is happening this Saturday - we hope you can join us!
• June 6, 1933 The first concrete was poured at Hoover Dam. AHS#1977.112.77
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• It'll be 78 glorious degrees in Flagstaff for tomorrow's Arboretum concert with Latin Jazz trio, Kimera. 5:30pm.
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• Check out (and please 'like') the new Facebook page for Flagstaff First Friday ArtWalk. Twitter, too: @FlagArtWalk
• Tour MNA's new Platinum LEED Certified building, the Easton Collection Center, this Saturday, June 4, from 11-11:45 a.m. No reservations are needed, just meet in the Museum's Front Lobby. Regular admission + $3 for nonmembers, free admission fo
• First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff tomorrow night!
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• June 1, 1868 The eighth and final treaty between the Navajo and the United States was signed at Ft. Sumner, New Mexico. This treaty established the present Navajo Indian Reservation. AHS#1983.73.6
• Anticipate detours due to ADOT resurfacing of the bridge over Interstate 17 at Airport Road
• Weird Al, outdoor concerts, Flamenco, Navajo weavings, four guitars and ArtWalk: Our June Newsletter.
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• Speaker Naize joins Cortez Mayor to sign historic agreement
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• Come see the Changing Boundaries: Historic Maps of the U.S.-Mexico Frontier exhibit at Arizona History Museum in Tucson. Please join us for the opening reception and discussion panel on Wednesday, June 8, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Exhibit open until late Se
• Hopi JROTC Color Guard has Hopi Code Talker ancestry
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• LA-based latino jazz and flamenco trio, Kimera, in concert this Saturday at the Arboretum at Flagstaff!
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• Hey volunteer-types! We call upon volunteers to help us staff events and prepare for exhibitions. If you'd like to join our fantastic league of volunteers (i.e. get on our email list) send an email to info@culturalpartners.org.
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• Join us tonight for Movies on the Square! We will be downtown on the square doing a great safety demonstration before the Karate Kid starts. Hope to see you there!
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• May 1942 Approximately 18,000 Japanese Americans arrived by buses to the internment camp at Poston between 1942-1945. This painting, done in Poston by artist Kakunen Tsuroka, was painted on a bed sheet using shoe polish. See this artifact in person at t
• Good morning world! The 1st Arboretum at Flagstaff concert is June 4 - Flamenco & Latin Jazz.
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• Bond financing report to council opens new revenue streams for Navajo Nation
• Wednesday Afternoons in the Garden--every Wednesday 4:30-6:30 p.m. Join us to plant, tend, and harvest fruits and vegetables at MNA's Colton Community Garden. Families and groups can also adopt individual plots for the summer. More info at 774.5213,
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• The story of Apache May is an interesting twist on human captivity in the Old West. Apache May was taken from an Apache camp and adopted by John Slaughter and his wife. Follow this link to learn more of the story.
• 25 years ago today, FMC invited the public to attend a ground breaking ceremony for the new 98-bed hospital that was finished on Dec. 27, 1987.
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• Don't forget that the 4th grade Social Studies text "The Arizona Story" is available at all museums. Makes a great coffee table book!
• Opening in our jewel gallery with Domestic Neon is Oregon artist Brett Anderson, who creates burly yet beautiful reduction wood cuts. Check him out!
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• Even though our gallery isn't open, our front door is open to purchase tickets for Laurie Lewis and Tom Rozum tonight! Come on in or give us a call.
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• Tom Rozum has Flagstaff ties for those of you who remember the band Flying South! Catch him and Laurie Lewis tomorrow night. Tix still available.
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• Join us this Friday for the first night of Movies on the Square this season! Safe Kids and Trauma Services will be on the Square before the movie starts with a helmet safety demonstration.
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• A listing of our upcoming events in Flagstaff: Domestic Neon, Laurie Lewis, Navajo Rug Auction and more.
• Round Rock final inspection for waterline unites community
• Pratte appointed Navajo Nation Washington Office Executive Director
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• Holbrook High invites all to carnival
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• First Navajo woman surgeon and co-author of 'Scalpel and Silver Bear' addresses Rez community
• Community celebrates grand opening of Tuba City Outpatient Primary Care Center
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• NAU history reflected in new book about its buildings
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• Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum in concert Friday night! In partnership w/ our good friends Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music (FFOTM)
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• Tonight's the night: Michelle Shocked in concert and the very last chance to see the Recycled Art Exhibition!
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• Hope you're saving the date for Zuni Festival--Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29. Heritage Program Manager Anne Doyle is at Zuni Pueblo this weekend, collecting lots of fine art treasures on consignment for the festival!
• Tomorrow @ 2-4 p.m. California Condor biologist Kathy Sullivan from AZ Game and Fish will talk about these amazing birds. Where do they live? How many are left in the wild? What dangers do they face and what can you do to become a condor hero? For kids o
• May 13, 1929 Barney Oldfield, famous racing driver, narrowly escaped death when his car overturned on the highway near Winslow. AHS NAD
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• NEW BOOK RELEASE! Jeff Guinn, author of "The Last Gunfight: The Real Story of the Shootout at the O.K. Corral--and How It Changed the American West" appears at the Arizona History Museum in Tucson on Wednesday, May 25 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.
• FJA is putting on a fabulous and thrilling rendition of the Princess Bride in our theater. Tonight and Friday! 6pm! $5 at the door.
• May 12, 1931 The University of Arizona's famous polo team left campus for a trip around the eastern states. AHS #BN33436
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• This is the last week to catch the Recycled Art Exhibition at Coconino Center for the Arts. Open thru Saturday.
• May 11, 1944 Mayor Henry Jaastad welcomed Lord Halifax, British ambassador to the United States, to Tucson. Lord Halifax held a press conference discussing his view of the war ongoing in Europe and the working partnership between the United States and G
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• May 10, 1872 The Tully-Ochoa wagon train was attacked in Canyon del Oro by 300 Indians on this date. Five men were killed and many more were wounded, mules were stolen and the wagons burned. AHS #49346
• May 9, 1922 The last Federal troops left Fort Apache on this date, just as the first Lutheran Mission was dedicated there with the baptism of 100 Apaches. AHS #42689
• May 8, 1927 The U.S.Army held 38 Yaqui Indians who fled across the U.S. border after a bloody battle with Mexican troops. AHS #PC42F22_42773
• May 7, 1959 Kitt Peak plans to install a solar telescope. AHS #PC214F153M
• May 6, 1903 President Theodore Roosevelt made his first trip to the Grand Canyon on this date. AHS NAD
• May 5, 1887 George Hand, a Tucson pioneer, wrote in his diary that an earthquake struck southern Arizona causing two-story buildings to sway and entire mountain sides to give way in the Catalina Mountains. AHS #1831
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• Job opportunity at the Coconino Center for the Arts. Spread the word.
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• Comic strips are almost as popular
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• New Cinder Lake Landfill Rates Effective May 4, 2011
• New Cinder Lake Landfill Rates Effective May 4, 2011
• Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach
• Cabinet highlights: May 3, 2011
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• This week we are celebrating Hospital Week, Nurses' Week and Nursing Tech's Week. A big thank you goes out to everyone at FMC!
• Great article and interview with Michelle Shocked.
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• It really was not in the heat
• Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there!
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• We wish all the mothers out there a Happy Mother's Day!
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• We are hiring for a Marketing Coordinator. This is an Americorps position.
• Arizona State Retirement System contribution rate changes
• Mother's Day Brunch at the 1899 Bar and Grill
• President Haeger optimistic as university moves toward 'semi-public' status
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• Perfect weather. Great art. ArtWalk in Flagstaff is gonna be off the hook tonight!
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• Tuba City hosts Eighth Annual Spring Festival
• Do you know the good and bad types of body fat?
• Just got to see Yellow Belly Ponderosa theater performance today - it's great! Free show tonight at 6:30pm here!
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• Tomorrow is First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff! Here's your guide.
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• ArtAndArtDeadlines.com listed Night Visions IV on their webpage. Thanks Art&Art! Check them out.
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• Obituary: C. James Krafft, former Fronske Health Center physician
• The Center for the Arts is having some revitalizing work down to our entry way. Please excuse the dust and come on over! This year's Recycled Art exhibition is worth it.
• May 4, 1898 The Arizona Column of the Rough Riders left Prescott for Cuba amidst the greatest demonstration in that city's history. AHS NAD
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• This wonderful weather might be making you think about summer plans for your kids. This year you can register ONLINE for MNA's Discovery Programs!
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• Fun Fact of the Day! Did you know that less than 1% of bacteria cause disease in humans.
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• Our May Newsletter: tons of Flagstaff fun including ArtWalk, Neon art, Michelle Shocked, and more.
• HEEF accepting nominations for new board members
• Fowler to host Third Annual AZ Legislative Day
• Summer hours begin May 16
• Retirement reception planned for John Campbell
• We asked what could we
• Air ambulance insurance is insurance coverage that
• May 3, 1934 The Orndorff Hotel is scheduled for demolition in Tucson. AHS #21159
• Michelle Shocked in concert May 15, Flagstaff, AZ.
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• The 21st Annual Zuni Festival is on Sat. and Sun., May 28 and 29, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m both days. The A:shiwi or Zuni people will share language, lifeways, traditional music, dances and fine arts. This event is created in partnership with the A:shiwi A:w
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• May 2, 1873 The first legal hanging in Arizona is said to have taken place on this date in Yuma across the street from the school. The teacher, not wishing her students to witness the hanging, dismissed classes for the day. AHS #103075
• May 1, 1880 John P. Clum printed the first issue of the Tombstone Epitaph in a tent. AHS #14719
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• Flagstaff Eagle Scout Taylor Johnson donated 28 handmade blankets to Flagstaff Medical Center, as part of his Eagle Scout senior project. The blankets will be given to patients who have undergone a heart-related surgery. FMC’s cardiothoracic and va
• Tonight's Adam Del Monte concert is sold out. We like it when that happens. :)
• ABOR approves NAU's TRIF plan
• Register for Employee Development Day
• April 30, 1927 On this date, Mrs. William Henry Brophy gave $250,000 and 25 acres of land to endow and build the Jesuit college in Phoenix. AHS #MS1225F2792A
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• It's all about the kids: Grand Canyon Guitar Society hosting high school guitar festival at CCA today.
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• New bus route will link NAU and Flagstaff
• April 29, 1871 The site of the Camp Grant massacre where Anglos, Mexicans, and Tohono O'odham Indians killed 118 Apaches, mostly women and children. AHS #19484
• April 28, 1876 The cornerstone of the Territorial Prison was laid at Yuma. The first prisoners were received in June. AHS #2860
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• Night Visions is making a return this fall to CCA! Call for entries now posted on our website
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• Save the Date!! Sat, June 18th, MNA's 5th Annual Gala featuring artist Bruce Aiken!! (Tickets available online!!)
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• Please note! The flamenco guitar workshop with Adam del Monte is @ 1pm on Friday!
• April 27, 1898 Arizonans enlist in Rough Riders for service in the Spanish American War. AHS #101287
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• Flagstaff Awarded Walk Friendly Community Status
• Spring Clean Up Event in Williams for Coconino County Residents
• Spring Clean Up Event in Williams for Coconino County Residents
• RT @azhospitalassn: Dozens speak out against AHCCCS cuts
• Depression complicates other illnesses.
• Reservation gas prices move toward $5 a gallon
• Events at the Flagstaff Arboretum
• New TCRHCC Outpatient Primary Care Center grand opening to be held May 7
• Prepare to move courses from Blackboard Vista to Blackboard Learn
• This mentor should help you
• Navajo Transit resumes bus route from Flagstaff to Tuba City, Birdsprings
• Hopi Tribal Treasurer removed from office
• Adam del Monte in our listening room this Friday. Click on his site to steal a listen, then head to our website to purchase our tix.
• Hale denounces passage of state firearm bill
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• April 26, 1925 A monument honoring Charles Poston, who some refer to as the "Father of Arizona," is dedicated on Poston Butte near Florence. AHS #1768
• Tonight's Special City Council Work Session Has Been Cancelled
• April 22, 1919 Contracts were signed by Pima and Pinal County authorities and the U.S. Forest Service for construction of a road from Oracle to Soldier's Camp in the Catalina Mountains. AHS #61358
• Changed date: Navajo Rug Auction in Flagstaff is now scheduled for June 11, 2011.
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• T-shirts and books from the MNA Bookstore are perfect for Easter Baskets!!
• Right now: workshop with Andrea Hartley, how to make the baddest sock monsters.
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• Jake Brookins crafted exquisite ceramic arts, my favorite ceramic piece is a tricycle--yes, a tricycle! He worked in metal, paint, and other materials too. This is the last few days you will be able to see his work in our exhibit "Jake Brookins --
• What to do this weekend, what to do...(so many things to do!)
• There will be tickets available at the door tonight for Fishtank Ensemble. Come on by...
• Beaver Street at the Railroad Tracks will be Closed Monday, April 25th Through Friday, April 29th
• City Street Maintenance Work for the Week of April 25th
• Phone Book Recycling
• Summit focuses on Native American students, communities
• NAU named in Princeton Review's guide to 'green' colleges
• An interview with Fishtank Ensemble lead vocalist, Ursula Knudson
• Sports Injury? Stop by the free Sports Injury Clinic tonight from 6-8 p.m. in FMC's Therapy Services Gym on West Campus. Questions? Call 773-2125
• Pick up a copy Flag Live TODAY! The Recycled Art Exhibition and The Fishtank Ensemble scored some ink.
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• This Easter weekend, come celebrate the life and work of Jake Brookins with your friends and family! Our retrospective of his work, "Jake Brookins -- Dreams : Realizations : Contemplations : Fantasies" will only be on exhibit for one more week
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• Head to Oreganos for late lunch, "linner" or dinner. 20% of your bill will be donated to Canyon Movement Company if you show THIS flier to your waiter/waitress
• Reflections on kiddo's reactions to seeing their peers in an art show
• Candle making
• NAU to mark spring commencement with 5 ceremonies
• Outstanding seniors recognized
• FSO members only: annual meeting, Thursday, May 5th at Lowell. Check out our website for details (flagstaffsymphony.org).
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• Fishtank Ensemble put out a new album this year! Listen to its title Track, "Woman in Sin"
• April 20, 1920 Grand Canyon National Park was dedicated. AHS #B109162
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• Hopi 'Silent Majority' plans removal of Hopi chairman
• Alamo Navajo Project could serve as forest restoration model for northern Arizona
• Page voters to receive general election ballots
• Navajo, Hopi officials encourage public education in Rare Metals site cleanup
• Flagstaff youth help 'Kick Butts'
• Flagstaff Community Foundation announces Native art scholarship
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• NAU president thanks governor for vetoing gun legislation
• Retirement party planned for David Best
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• There was a glitch with our online ticket system over the weekend. The issue's been fixed - here's a link to all our current shows.
• President to host campuswide forum May 4
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• April 18, 1924 Chiricahua National Monument was established. AHS #MS1255F459H
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• Friday night's concert features real gypsies, an opera singer and the world's best slap bass player.
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• Book Festival starts and 10am today, goes all day. We have artist demos and workshops 11am-5pm, too.
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• Fiscal Year 2012 City Council Budget Review Document
• ONLINE NOW--The Museum Shop has established a rich tradition for offering the finest selection of Southwestern Indian art and jewelry in the world.
• New initiative saves forests while creating jobs
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• April 15, 1928 The Arizona Historical Society and Southern Pacific Railroad erect a stone marker over the graves of Union soldiers who died in the skirmish with Confederate forces at Picacho Pass, April 15, 1862. AHS #4116
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• April 14, 1952 Television is coming; Tucson gets four channels. AHS #PC214F35B
• April 13, 1917 The town of Florence turned on its first electric street lights on this date. AHS #42687
• Fishtank Ensemble comes to CCA on Friday, April 22. GREAT live act, don't miss it!
• This week is National Volunteer Week and we'd like to give a 'HUGE' thank you to all the wonderful volunteers here at Flagstaff Medical Center.
• Avant-garde performance mixes music, dance, multimedia
• Student Life seeking Welcome Week events
• Students design clean-burning stove to combat carbon monoxide poisoning
• Mapping A History--The Zuni map project explores a culture of stories and places by Rae Owen.
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• Office staff at arts non-profit seeks divine live-musical experience in the valley
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• The 14th Annual Northern Arizona Book Festival is this weekend! Saturday's events are at CCA - check out the itinerary
• Cabinet highlights: April 12, 2011
• Convocations recognize outstanding students, celebrate diversity
• Season subscriptions go on sale soon. Check our website for updates about that and the upcoming Summer Sunday Chamber Music Series. www.flagstaffsymphony.org
• Butler appointed to Arizona Indian Gaming Association
• Children always take
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• Men’s Fashion – 2011
• Finding the insurance coverage company which
• Just announced: 2011 Summer Concert Series schedule at the Arboretum. Five great concerts under the cool pines!
• City of Flagstaff Summer Day Camps
• With time, you’ll know
• NAUPD offering free child safety seat inspection
• Retirement party planned for Patty Moore
• Mix and meet with other service professionals
• Haeger urges governor to veto guns-on-campus bill
• Head to Fratelli Pizza today, both locations, all day - 10% of your $$ will go to FALA!
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• April 12, 1861 The Civil War begins.
• April 12, 1902 The village of Yuma was incorporated as a town on this date. AHS #50730
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• A small garden cannot reasonably
• If you?re in the restaurant business, help
• Although VIPS will probably devalue certain
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• We are proud to be the Corporate Sponsor of Movies on the Square for the second season in a row!
• Tonight @ 7 p.m. California Condor Biologist Kathy Sullivan from Arizona Game and Fish will present "Condors of the Colorado Plateau," at Sedona United Methodist Church, 110 Indian Cliffs Road. $6 members/$7 nonmembers. This is the last lecture
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• NAU Bookstore hosting blood drive
• NAU named among top graduate schools for Latinos
• NAU community invited to spring carnival
• Arizona Daily Sun Editorial: Don't use patients to score political points
• RT @azhospitalassn: State's plan to cut AHCCCS rolls is headed to court as a violation of Arizona's constitution.
• Hello Michele Shocked fans! Her concert here at the Center for the Arts is on MAY 15th (not April 15th as printed). Tix are on sale now.
• April 11, 1903 On this date, Mr. A. H. Reynolds visited Benson for the purpose of establishing experimental tobacco farms in the San Pedro Valley. AHS #352
• April 10, 1910 Eastern interests get a government concession for a dam in Sabino Canyon and hope to sell water to Tucson. The concession was later withdrawn. AHS #B68670
• April 9, 1943 Sharlot Hall, Prescott historian known as Arizona's poet laureate, died on this date. AHS #70288
• April 8, 1913 Tucson posts warnings that state speed laws limiting vehicles to 10 miles an hour in the business district must be observed. AHS #B89552a
• A freshly made cinnamon roll and a cup of coffee for $2.91 at Sugar Mamas!! Monday is off to a great start.
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• Despite a foot of snow and a handful of other events in town, 664 people came to the opening. This town rocks.
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• The snow is melting, our drive is clear. Recycled Art opening reception: art, dance, music, poetry, free so be there. 6-9pm.
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• Tonight's the night: 7:30 p.m., Ardrey Memorial Auditorium, Kruger Brothers and the Flagstaff Symphoy Orchestra. Tickets at nau.edu/cto. Come one come all.
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• RT @azhospitalassn: CEO of Flagstaff Medical Center Bill Bradel encourages legislators to consider AzHHA's assessment proposal.
• Check out the artist we've got lined up for our summer exhibition; Willem Volkersz is bringing his installation 'Domestic Neon' to FLG!
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• Public Presentation and Q&A on Medical Marijuana in the City of Flagstaff
• In an effort to increase awareness about hearing loss, Flagstaff Medical Center’s Audiology Services is providing a free hearing screening clinic, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Wednesday, April 13.
• Attended a social media seminar at NACET today. Fun fact: it seems Wednesday mid-day is the most productive social media hour.
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• Pianist Jeffrey Swann to perform as part of Horizons Concert Series
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• April 7, 1970 A fire at the Southern Pacific Ice House took 26 hours to extinguish. The fire fighter at the top of the ladder is Richard Moreno who later became Tucson's fire chief. AHS #72573
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• Our newest exhibit "A:shiwi A:wan Ulohnanne – The Zuni World" is really something special. Produced in partnership with the A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center in Zuni, New Mexico, it features 30 fine art paintings rich in detail and
• Have you heard of S.U.P.P.E.R. Flagstaff? A new initiative that gets community members together over a meal to discuss and award funding for projects around town. Highly recommended you check it out.
• Check out the Kruger Brothers on our website (flagstaffsymphony.org). We're featuring them at our Friday night concert playing an orchestral composition written by Jens Kruger, "Music From the Spring."
• April 6, 1967 Old Tucson completed sets for a new TV series "High Chapparral". AHS #PC207F33C
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• NAUPD seeks staff, student and public input
• Help choose new campus recycling containers
• We've posted the schedule of artist demos and workshops for the Recycled Art exhibition. Check it out.
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• Earth Day on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. promises recycled crafts, an exciting nature safari, creepy crawly composting worms, and spring planting in the Colton Community Garden. Fun for all ages and included with admission.
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• Pima Community College and NAU announce new joint admission program
• Passionate conductor demonstrates leadership at competition
• ABOR considers tuition proposals in light of budget cuts
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• Our exhibit of the work of Jake Brookins has been extended until April 24th! This wonderful retrospective is an engaging journey of the self where exploration and fun are common qualities found throughout an eclectic body of work in ceramics, metal, and
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• AHCCCS Cuts Hurt Arizona's Economy, Result in Job Losses and Create a Cost Shift to Arizona's Businesses...you too can take action and let Arizona's elected officials know your thoughts regarding the budget cuts.
• Grammy award winning "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" showing at 8 tomorrow night at the Orpheum, sponsored by the FSO. 2 tickets to the FSO's Friday night concert will be raffled off. Tickets are $5 for general admission and $2 for student
• Lots of great upcoming events in our April newsletter.
• April 4, 1952 Work is underway on Tucson's new Desert Museum. AHS #44306
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• RT @azhospitalassn: The conversation hasn't stopped. We're still fighting AHCCCS cuts and will continue to spread awareness of their impact...
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• 'Compromise' budget clears Legislature, awaits Governor’s approval
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• Lots of summer kids t-shirts at the Museum's Bookstore, including dinosaur t-shirts. And while we're thinking about kids, have you registered yours for this summer's Discovery program? This year you can register online at starting April 4
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• April 1, 1885 The United States Army 10th Cavalry, known as Buffalo Soldiers, were transferred from Texas to Arizona on this date. AHS #63490
• First Friday is TOMORROW!! This month's hot spot is Sea of Greens Hydrogardens featuring Melanie Thompson and her botanical artistry.
• Future teachers present 'Exploring Your World' day
• Evaluate computer services through ITS survey
• Latest theater production serves up laughter with all the trimmings
• Author to discuss nullification
• Universities' tuition, fees at forefront of regents' meeting next week
• New student contact record system online
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• Free & In-Town Electronics Recycling Event
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• 2011 Eyeful Tower of Trash
• Ren from FCP is on NAZ Today every Thursday evening mentioning a few things to do each weekend. Check out Channel 4 tonight!
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• Navajo Nation breaks ground for Twin Arrows Casino
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• March 30, 1890 Fire destroyed an entire business block in Flagstaff on this date. AHS #NAD
• Proposed AHCCCS cuts will severely impact our hospital community and our state's economy.
• NAU hosting summit to further opportunities for Native American students
• Read up on the variety of music FCP is bringing to town this Spring and Summer!
• Today is National Doctors' Day -- send a huge thank you to the physicians in your community.
• Flagstaff Earth Day 2011
• RT @azhospitalassn: Gov Brewer says jobs will be lost and rural hospitals could possibly close....
• RT @azhospitalassn: Healthcare is one of the few sectors that has grown during the recession. Don't we want to keep it strong to help our state recover?
• Reminder: YCAC is on display through this Saturday, 11-5
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• 'Blended learning' on faculty showcase agenda
• Artist to speak about participatory public art in Flagstaff
• Lumberjack Cameron Jones wins spot in all-star game
• Coming soon: Recycled Art Exhibition! Opening Reception on Saturday, April 9.
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• March 27, 1971 After conducting programs for more than 30 years, Jacinto Orozco, pioneer of Spanish language radio and television programs in Arizona, died. AHS #64451
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• March 24, 1856 The Sonora Exploring and Mining Company was organized in Cincinnati, Ohio for the purpose of developing silver mines in southern Arizona. The Heintzelman Mine, near Arivaca, was the company's first development. AHS #917.91V882top416
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• Joe Cornett (Jr.) is having his own show at CCC - check it!
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• Our fourth annual Swing Into Spring fundraising gala is this Saturday at the High Country Conference Center. Click on the link to see how you can dine, dance, drink and dally your way into a fantastically fun evening.
• March 21, 1901 Governor Nathan Murphy authorized the establishment of the Arizona Rangers on this date. One company of Rangers was to be raised, consisting of a Captain, a Sergeant and not more than twelve privates. AHS #43918
• March 20, 1915 Barney Oldfield was the winner of the auto race at Steinfeld's race track. AHS #B93462
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• March 19, 1873 The Tucson army camp is moved to a site on Rillito Creek and a permanent post is built and named Fort Lowell. AHS #29123
• "A Dazzling Palette: Germantown yarn in Navajo Weavings" is our latest exhibit of Navajo weavings. Come by and see these splendid examples today! MNA is open every day, 9am-5pm!! This photograph is one of the weavings featured in the exhibit,
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• March 18, 1911 Theodore Roosevelt dedicated the dam bearing his name on this date, and set in motion the machinery which opened three gates to let the water in to fill Roosevelt Lake. AHS #PC196f188#01
• March 17, 1904 The Arizona Daily Star reported the discovery of a large body of onyx in the Santa Rita Mountains. AHS #3490
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• Argentinian guitarist Eduardo Isaac in a special Tuesday night concert appearance! March 22nd at the Coconino Center for the Arts
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• a cute little Mojave baby in a cradle board, location and year unknown. AHS#4698
• The sun is not setting on the 2011 Viola Awards just yet! Please help us tag yourself and others in our Viola Awards photo album (it seems to be working now...)
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• Tonight in Sedona @ 7 p.m., Red Rockin' Hummingbirds by Ross Hawkins, Ph.D., founder and executive director of The Hummingbird Society. The 2011 Sedona Lecture Series is at a new location: Sedona United Methodist Church @ 110 Indian Cliffs Road in S
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• Phew, time flies! YCAC opening reception this evening, 4-7pm. FREE, treats, performances and outstanding art. See you there!
• March 12, 1936 Construction on Sabino Canyon dam, a project of the U.S. Civilian Conservation Corp, gets underway. AHS #MS875f.65#16656
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• March 11, 1966 Civil rights demonstrators protest the visit of Selma, Alabama sheriff James Clark whose talk was sponsored by a new group, the Tucson Committee to Support Your Local Police. AHS #PC214f76f
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• March 10, 1848 The US Senate ratifies the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, ending the war with Mexico. The US was given land that includes modern day AZ, NM, UT, CO, and CA.
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• Finally, some pics from the Viola Awards! We're still collecting our wits and photos - more to come. In the meantime, please help us tag people. Thank you Betsey Bruner for being our photog!
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• Hand-painted, 3-D geology panels from the 50s have been newly installed in MNA's Katherine L. Chase Gallery. You will see cross sections and views of Meteor Crater, Oak Creek Canyon, Gray Mountain, San Francisco Peaks, Inner Basin, and the Cedar Bre
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• Digital content sought for new NAU public iTunes U site
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• March 9, 1955 Davis Monthan weather station equipment operators provide round-the-clock weather reports for the flying personnel of DM. AHS #PC215f99e
• March 8, 1902 Construction began on the Territorial Reform School at Benson. AHS #MS1152f99E
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• Happy Fat Tuesday everyone! The FCP staff is still in a celebratory mood following our big weekend. We preparing for our next party - Opening Reception for Youth Art this Friday, 4-7!
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• At Flagstaff's annual Viola Awards, MNA's Hopi Festival received the Outstanding Arts Event Award! Thank you, Flagstaff Cultural Partners, for recognizing our 78-year-old festival and all of the artists, performers, educators, volunteers, staf
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• Lifetime contribution to the arts award: John Running.
• Viola award for Music: Edith Copley
• Viola Award for Literature: James Jay.
• Viola Award for Visual Arts: Bruce Aiken.
• Viola Award for Arts Educator: Sergio Padilla.
• Viola Award for Emerging Artist: Joe Cornett Jr.
• Viola Award for Organization of the Year: Heritage Square Trust.
• Viola award for Leadership: Mike Frankel.
• Viola award for the Performing Arts: Canyon Movement Company.
• Viola award for outstanding art event: Hopi Festival of Arts & Culture, Museum of N. Arizona.
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• Nominees for the Viola Award for Arts Educator: Jacquie McCregor, NAU School of Music, Sergio Padilla, Alan Petersen, and Wilson Thomas.
• Lifetime Contribution Viola Award nominees: George G Averbeck, Jacob Brookins, Jon Eder, David L Edwards, and John Running.
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• When was the last time you threw an atlatl? At Archaeology Day tomorrow, MNA Docent Jerry Bacon will be sharing his extensive knowledge of this prehistoric tool. Bacon is rated fourth in Arizona atlatl competitions.
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• Visual arts Viola awards nominees: Bruce Aiken, Jason Bohnert, Darcy Falk, Raechel Running, Steve Schaeffer.
• Hohokam Archaeology Yesterday and Today A Symposium to be held at Brannigar Hall, Museum of Northern Arizona, March 5, from 2:00 to 4:30 pm. Chair: David E. Doyel Introduction David E. Doyel presents "Looking Back and Looking Ahead: Hohokam Arch
• Big Weekend for FCP! Clear skies for ArtWalk tonight and for Lowell Observatory and their telescopes in Heritage Square. And let's not forget the Viola Awards...!
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• Nominees for the Viola Award for Literature: Margaret Erhart, James Jay, Seth Muller, Bonnie Stevens, Kelly Poe Wilson.
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• March 4, 1915 Arizona State Senate joins the House in asking Congress to build a barbed wire fence along the United States--Mexico border. AHS #51794
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• Nominees for the Music Viola Award: Kari Barton, Rita Borden, Chuck Cheesman, Edith Copley and Jack Webb Jazz Band
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• New Blog! Introducing Youth Celebrate Art and Culture
• Nominees for the Emerging Artist Viola Award: Zach Beckett, Caryn Bopp, Joe Cornett Jr., Angela Kriese and Matagi Sorensen
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• March 2, 1889 An Atlantic & Pacific train was held up at Canyon Diablo, west of Winslow, on this date and the express box was stolen. Sheriff Bucky O'Neill captured the train robbers in Utah a few weeks later. Northern Division Photo
• MNA launches Discovery 2011 program for youth
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• MNA's Harold S. Colton Memorial Library is having a book display on Zuni map art and other art from Februrary 28-March 21, in conjunction with our new exhibit, A:shiwi A:wan Ulohnanne—The Zuni World. Items on display will include newspaper art
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• "History News," the magazine of the American Association for State and Local History, just published the results of a study on the National History Day educational program. Students score higher across the board from the skills they learn from
• Nominees for the Leadership Viola Award: Mike Frankel, Laura Kelly, Karen Kinne-Herman, Joni Pevarnik, Julie Ann Sullivan Brace.
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• Music feeds the soul. Food feeds the belly. The FSO's March 11 concert, a partnership with Chamber Music Sedona, also supports the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance as part of a national food drive called Orchestras Feeding America. We are one of m
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• Happy March! First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff is this week. Check out the guide and all the great art.
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• Our newest exhibit is now open!!! A:shiwi A:wan Ulohnanne – The Zuni World In the past 500 years, the Zuni peoples’ names of places and their meanings have been remapped and eliminated from mainstream use. This direct denial of Zuni histor
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• Viola nominees for the Performing Arts Award: Gina B Darlington, Canyon Movement Company, Human Nature Dance Theatre, NAU Department of Theatre, and Tony Sutera.
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• Next concert March 11, in partnership with Chamber Music Sedona, and supporting the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance and national Orchestra's Feeding America food drive.
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• March 1, 1933 President Herbert Hoover named the Saguaro Cactus Forest outside Tucson as a national monument. For more information on the history, please see link. AHS #BN204837
• Heart Tip of the Day: Stop Smoking. This habit is one of the top controllable risk factors for heart disease.
• New Medical Marijuana Ordinance Adopted by City Council.
• After being sick for a week, the AHS Facebook Maven is back! And here is something I'd like to share with you today. On February 28, 1930, the Consolidated National Bank elevator conductor found he could travel 17,280 miles by riding up and down
• It's Viola Week! Check out the nominees for Outstanding Arts Event: Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival, Stories To Life, MNA's Hopi Festival of Arts & Culture, Recycled Art Exhibition, and NAU's Classic Film Series.
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• Mon., March 14–Fri., March 18, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Discovery’s 2011 Spring Break Class "Clay Magic for Ages 5–13" Inspired by MNA’s current Jake Brookins exhibit, students will discover their inner artist and a playful s
• Heart Tip of the Day: Pump some iron. Strength training is a great way to lower your risk of heart disease.
• ADOT plans potential closure of I-17 northbound Saturday
• Today is the last day to see Joe Sorren and Charmagne Coe exhibitions in Flagstaff. Open 11-5.
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• Heart Tip of the Day: Cut the fat. Slicing your fat intake to less than 30% of your daily calories can help cut your risk for heart disease.
• Northern Arizona University to study sustainable landscape maintenance
• NAU alumna, faculty member building legacy in Yuma higher ed
• New website eases student resource navigation
• NAU introduces the 1899 Bar and Grill: A modern take on classic fare
• Flagstaff Arts Summit is under way. Good to see so many familiar faces!
• Heart Tip of the Day: Raise a glass. Moderate consumption of alcohol can raise your HDL levels, reduce blood clot formation and more.
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• Heads up! The deadline for the Recycled Art Exhibition is March 1st. All entries must be postmarked by then and mailed to Artists' Coalition of Flagstaff.
• NAU Foundation hosting financial planning seminars
• African Culture Week kicks off March 1
• CSI coming to NAU
• Notable photojournalist coming to campus
• The Youth Art exhibition, & spring break workshops are coming together. Visual art, drama, dancing, and druming for the youth! Stay tuned...
• Happy 120th Birthday Coconino County
• New Medical Marijuana Ordinance Adopted by City Council.
• Buy your Viola tix before Feb. 25 (space is limited after that), Table Sponsorships still available. Don't miss the arts celebration of the year!
• Hopi Tribe asserts its position to Snowbowl action
• Attention FLG associated with the arts, sciences and cultural organizations (and small business owners even!): Flagstaff Arts Summit is this Thursday. Register here:
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• Our Fairy Shovel Mother came over the long weekend to dig the center out. Final days to check out Joe Sorren, Jud Bergeron and Charmagne Coe!
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• Heart Tip of the Day: Know Your Numbers: Learn the optimal numbers for your blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and triglycerides.
• The concert was an overwhelming success. Thank you to everyone who made it possible, and thank you to the Shenyang Conservatory of Music for sending such talented musicians to Flagstaff.
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• Heart Tip of the Day: Shun the Salt. Reducing the amount of salt you consume may lower high blood pressure and the risk of heart disease.
• February 22, 1890 Weakened by rains and flood waters, Walnut Grove Dam on the Hassayampa River collapses causing a loss of 50 lives and carrying destruction as far south as Wickenburg. AHS #3986
• February 21, 1925 Tucson's first rodeo and rodeo parade were held on this date in 1925. AHS #BN116111
• February 20, 1863 Congress passes the bill making Arizona a separate territory of the United States. AHS #G4300 1870 M5
• NAU's 'college-going culture' highlighted at regents' meeting
• Friday again?! How did that happen? Happy President's weekend to all, and to all a day off (hopefully).
• Mother gave no resistance
• Being a designer, you
• Join us tonight at Dillard's in the Ladies Wear Department from 6 - 7:30 p.m., cardiologist Omar Wani, M.D., will be talking about how body shape relates to heart health. There will be jeans modeling, jeans consultations and appetizers.
• Hair loss occurs indiscriminately in both old
• NAU Art Museum presents two simultaneous exhibitions
• February 18, 2011 You're invited to the exhibit opening of "Play Ball: The Cactus League Experience" at the AHS Museum at Papago Park in Tempe. Program begins at 6:30 p.m. There will also be a book signing by Special Guest Speaker Howard
• February 17, 1909 Geronimo died at Fort Sill, Oklahoma on this date. AHS #62299
• Busy day in our gallery! We've got Joe Sorren, Flagstaff Leadership Program, and Mountain School in the house today
• Therefore, the impact
• It is used
• The truth is you do
• This is more
• Garlic is also a useful antibacterial
• Some Internet websites
• Heart Tip of the Day: Go Nuts. Almonds, walnuts, pecans and other tree nuts deliver a powerful punch for lowering your risk of heart disease
• Saturday, Feb 19, 2011 To commemorate the 300 year anniversary of Father Kino's death, AHS and the Kino Heritage Society presents a panel discussion about Kino's legacy, followed by a rededication of the Kino statue in front of the AZ History M
• Obituary: Lewis McCormick
• Obituary: Iretha Westerfield
• Obituary: Bill Wesley Brown
• Get fit during National Recreational Sports and Fitness Day
• Make connections at March 2nd Career Fair
• Judas Iscariot, Pontius Pilate and Sigmund Freud take the stage at NAU
• Saturday Feb 19--Yuma Crossing Day! Join the celebration of the many people who made the Yuma Crossing famous. From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. For additional information see link.
• Prospectors Day at the Mining and Mineral/Centennial Museum this Saturday! Prospectors will be on hand to demonstrate gold processing equipment and machinery. Gold panning and metal detecting for a small charge. Children can make jewelry or pet rock f
• February 16, 1918 Health officers close all public places in Globe when an outbreak of smallpox develops. AHS #9845
• If you don’t have someone
• It may not
• Our next big event? The Viola Awards, March 5. Party of the Year in Flagstaff.
• Now being a
• Annual bald eagle workshop set for Flagstaff area
• Page voters to receive Primary Election ballots
• Two simultaneous exhibits at NAU Art Museum
• A bowl of chocolate kisses remains after last night's concert (which was a blast, thanks everyone!) Make sure you grab a handful of chocolates when you come by today.
• February 15, 1922 Colonel John C. Greenway, mining man of Bisbee, Arizona, and well known former Rough Rider was appointed brigadier general in the United States army reserve corps. AHS SAD
• February 14, 1912 President Taft signed the Statehood Bill on this date making Arizona the 48th state of the United States. AHS NAD
• Peabody coal mine documentation released
• Heart Tip of the Day: Stretch it out. Yoga makes you more limber, helps you combat stress and makes for a great heart healthy workout.
• Remember that making it a long
• Green Tea extract features a
• He must pay
• In addition it
• There are some tickets available for our Valentine's Concert tonight with the Hot Club of Phoenix (and wine & chocolate).
• Quintessential Lumberjack Joseph Rolle dies at 93
• Music in the Movies: "Joy Luck Club" at the Orpheum, Tuesday Feb. 15. Show at 8, doors at 7:30. General admission is $5, students are only $2. Raffle for tickets to the FSO's Friday concert, closing out the Chinese Music Festival.
• Want to participate in Flagstaff First Friday? Tomorrow is the deadline to sign up for the March 4 ArtWalk.
• Meditation is all about freeing your
• The best one is always that
• The bird flu virus has been scaring
• Not a good
• “Well formed” means it meets all criteria
• As per Japan and the rest
• Not only in their
• So how can
• People are always looking for ways
• Freyja, a goddess, had arranged for
• Marketing and Looking After Your own Whistler
• Heart Tip of the Day: Practicing yoga not only makes you more limber and helps you relax it also positively affects your heart health.
• Spring enrollment continues upward trend
• To'Nanees'Dizi Local Government public hearings scheduled
• Of course, if it
• TGIF! What is on Flagstaff's itinerary for the weekend?
• Both those diets have been
• Instead of posting something re: purchasing tix for Monday night's perfect arrangement for a Valentine's date night feat. Hot Club of Phoenix on stage and chocolate and wine tasting in the gallery...Here's a silly, irrelevant joke instead:
• February 10, 1857 The Greek camel driver, Hadji Ali, arrived in the United States with a shipload of camels destined to open the first wagon road along the 35th parallel across Arizona. AHS NAD
• Let it sit for
• Why Select Gas
• This Sunday @ 2 p.m., MNA's Dr. Larry Stevens presents "Precious Water: Springs in the Aridlands". Springs are places where groundwater reaches the earth's surface through complex and lengthy flow paths, and they have been revered as
• This is disturbing, and something
• For anyone who has lived
• “Water is an element you can’t block... What I want to present… is music that is for listening to in a visual way, and watching in an audio way. I want it to be intoxicating. And I hope some people will listen and rediscover the life t
• Heart Tip of the Day: Let the music move you. Dancing raises your heart rate, burns calories and makes for a great heart healthy workout.
• However, in many cases
• When acne is
• A Maui and Los Angeles car rental
• In fact, home schooling
• News Agency – TRADER CHARGED WITH PERJURY
• It seems like a no-brainer. You set
• Heart Tip of the Day: Focus on your middle, carrying too much weight around your middle can raise your blood pressure and affect your heart
• Winter weather hits ADOT with $1.7 million in costs
• Izabel Home Sold to First-time Homebuyer
• Findlay Automotive Group acquires Flagstaff Honda
• Flu activity increasing in Coconino County
• Black History Month Celebration
• Acclaimed activist Winona LaDuke speaks at NAU
• We have Joe Sorren books available to purchase at our gallery. SIGNED Joe Sorren books, might we add. $30.
• Northern Arizona forest restoration efforts supported by 4FRI
• Valentine's night out can be expensive. Unless you come here for the Hot Club of Phx concert: 16 bucks!
• probe two raids
• Becoming a mother
• And the problem with
• Live in AZ and support the arts? Read this.
• Famous people (like
• Write for a few
• On the other hand, if you have
• Get ready for the upcoming concert when the FSO brings China to Flagstaff as part of the Chinese Music Festival in conjunction with the NAU School of Music.
• February 9, 1932 Winnie Ruth Judd was found guilty of murder by a jury of twelve men on the first ballot taken at Maricopa County Court House in Phoenix. AHS #PC196f72#03
• Heart Tip of the Day: Park your car at the far end of the parking lot. The short walk to and from the store or work helps your heart.
• February 8, 1886 Tempe Normal School, the predecessor of Arizona State University, opened with 33 students. AHS #PC27b5#429
• February 7, 1928 Troubles in Tucson over the price of gasoline became a war of words with dealers both admitting and denying they make a profit of six cents a gallon. AHS #BN200461
• Then there is David Blaine, who stunned
• How can we increase the speed
• If you are lucky, your
• Well, you haven’t tried
• Made from duck or
• By the time the skel
• Asfaw is the fourth
• ll screen
• It is very easy in today?s ?quick
• The two largest ones that I am
• An alarm will
• Today's Stories to Life in not to be missed! Featuring The Arizona Mountain Choral and reading selections that will certainly touch the heart. 4pm today, FREE!
• In the fallout around that,
• Warehousing consultants provide
• Tonight's concert features world class French guitarist Florian Larousse at Coconino Center for the Arts.
• What A Wonderful World 5. The Look
• What is nail fungus? Nail fungus,
• So are the mosquitoes
• Many Travel suppliers
• ‘ migrants as quota is filled early
• If you're downtown tonight for the First Friday ArtWalk stop by the Old Town Shops to visit with cardiologists from the Heart & Vascular Center of Northern Arizona and enter yourself into a drawing for a gift certificate from the Old Town Shops
• Are you contemplating on filing for bankruptcy?
• Graphically intensive? bsolutely not.
• Tomorrow night's concert, featuring 22-year old Florian Larousse. Tickets still available!
• If you're wearing red today in honor of American Heart Month and National Wear Red Day we want to know about it. Send us a message or post a photo of you wearing red on our Facebook page.
• More and more often experts
• With these kinds of systems
• So why not admit that you are
• You can avoid all of
• To Buy Or Not
• Taking a college loan sounds
• Work out the fingering. Play it over random
• Plantation grown woods are raised specially
• He was first incarcerated in
• Avoid the following words
• Join us and wear Red tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 4, in honor of National Wear Red Day and American Heart Month.
• Also, Head to CCA this weekend for two great events: Florian Larousse in concert on Friday night, and Stories to Life on Sunday (You'll still be able to catch the Super Bowl)
• Google Does Art (gasp!)
• February 3, 1918 Warned by Washington that the U.S. must save food if it is to win the war, Arizona flour mills begin making barley and corn flour to conserve wheat. AHS #BN202800
• First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff tomorrow night! 20 locations serving chocolate, too. Yum. Here's the guide.
• Submit to as many article directories
• Most parents aren?t prepared for the
• You need to have some background
• New program launches in AZ to help arts and culture orgs track their financial data vs. state/national trends, apply for grants and more.
• A ring of
• Do you know the warning signs of heart failure? Some signs are shortness of breath, persistent coughing or wheezing, tiredness, fatigue, lack of appetite and increased heart rate.
• Great big thanks to everyone who made Bach's B Minor Mass possible...get ready for the next concert as the FSO brings China to Flagstaff
• It may feel like a bone chilling -15 degrees outside, but it's a calming 70 degrees with a 100% chance of great art inside our gallery.
• Baseball’s almost perfect pitcher Armando Galarraga, who was signed recently by the Arizona Diamondbacks will appear from 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 19th at the grand opening of Play Ball – The Cactus League Experience at the Arizo
• It's a cold one out there today and looks like it is going to last until Thursday evening. In the early morning hours and throughout the night it will be cold enough with the wind chill to develop frostbite on exposed skin within 30 minutes. Make su
• If you write
• Many men have
• Logos help to differentiate one company
• They just haven’t developed
• The Arboretum at Flagstaff seeks docents for 2011 season
• Today, February 1, is the last day to fill out the survey to be entered into a raffle for one of three FREE memberships to MNA! We are in the process of reevaluating MNA’s youth and family programming and would love your input. Please take a minut
• Dangerous Wind Chill Temperatures Expected in Flagstaff and Surrounding Areas
• Winterfest is here! And also the topic of today's Culture Club post.
• Hopi Constitution Draft 24A defeated
• Marijuana remains banned from NAU despite Prop 203 passage
• 5th annual Tournées French Film Festival
• More ways to sharpen your software skills from ITS
• Individual Viola Awards tickets on sale NOW! Give us a call, come in to the gallery, or check out our website to purchase.
• Do you have high cholesterol? To prevent the risk of stroke and heart disease here are some lifestyle changes you may want to make. Eat a diet rich in vegetables, fruits, whole grains, high-fiber foods, lean meats, fish and fat-free or 1 percent dairy pr
• If the cost of giving away a
• They do not have to
• What do you
• Let?s assume that we have tab delimited
• You can reduce your
• This can be a delicate matter, as
• A lot of
• Don?t talk about a trade in
• You will be one
• Tuesday, Feb. 1 starts our month long campaign of Tweets for Beats in recognition of American Heart Month. Everyday we will be tweeting a heart healthy tip. Make sure you follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/FlagMedical
• Northern Arizona Citizen's Police Academy Open for Enrollment
• General admission tickets go on sale for the Viola Awards tomorrow. Only table sponsors have reserved seating. Info:
• February 1, 1904 The Santa Rita Hotel, the largest hotel in Arizona at the time, opened at midnight in Tucson. AHS #BN29177
• January 31, 1890 Empire Ranch starts driving 1,000 head of cattle to California to escape excessive freight rates. AHS #B200360
• The trace of
• One such ?buzz word? is ?Value Added.? I
• ER 'SPECIAL TIME'
• No. That state is Delaware.
• Part of preparing a conference budget requires
• Just turn the dial selector
• Got Valentine's plans yet? How about $16 for a jazz concert + wine/chocolate tasting?
• AZ Daily Sun covers the Viola nominees announcement.
• Rights Partner
• Again, we?ll be talking about
• An example would be Steven
• People have been making use of
• There is a
• Through a stock agency site, photographers
• We will also contact many
• First of all, you
• It is a lipid that is found
• Hopi voters reject proposed Hopi Constitution amendment
• Come hear a masterpiece: Bach's "B Minor Mass" tonight at 7:30 at Ardrey Auditorium. Tickets available at www.nau.edu/cto
• Proposals sought for student environmental sustainability projects
• Senior point guard Cameron Jones nominated for national award; you can help him win
• The album will mark
• An eating goal may be physical, like
• January 29, 1949 After a blizzard left 35 inches of snow on the Navajo Reservation, a project known as Operation Haylift dropped hay, food, fuel and clothing from planes. AHS NAD
• January 28, 1903 A head on crash at Vail Station of Southern Pacific east and west bound passenger trains killed 22 people and injured 45. AHS #100148
• Good Morning! Need a quick, creative read to start your day? We recommend our blog.
• Or in other words, there is
• Where you store your wine
• This colorized imagery?as hard as the underlying
• Do you know that in most
• The key is to ask the questions
• In the United States, a group
• Yes, sometimes clients are bad. It?s
• I walked blindly through the
• Bidding on Sawmill Property to Open February 1st
• City Sales Continue Upward Trend
• (S)he’ll see that you
• You should have an
• The condition erupts
• Nominations being accepted for university awards
• NAU gear to hit the valley
• Gold Axe applications due March 1
• January 27, 1947 Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia toured the Salt River Valley on this date to obtain ideas for the agricultural development of his own country. AHS #PC196f.416#11
• On loan for one day only - two weapons confiscated during the capture of Public Enemy #1, John Dillinger, in Tucson, Arizona. AHS # 488
• Visitors crowd the Dillinger exhibit gallery to see the Thompson submachine gun on loan to the museum and Dillinger's bulletproof vest. AHS#495
• Tucson Police Department officers Curran and Chaney remove John Dillinger's confiscated 1930s weapons from the AHS Downtown Museum, where they were on loan for the annual Dillinger Days event, January 22, 2011. AHS#505
• The next time that happens
• Unfortunately, many business owners do
• If your scope isn’t securely mounted, with
• Sometimes, the seller will
• Have You Neglected Your Bathroom? You
• MNA Youth Program Survey We’re in the process of reevaluating MNA’s school-year programming and would love your input. Please take a minute to fill our short survey by following this link: out the survey by February 1, 2011 to be entered in
• "Cuepoints: How to hear Bach's B Minor Mass" a talk by Timothy A. Smith. Tonight 7:00. Ashurst Auditorium. Free.
• Some thoughts on the announcement of nominees. Who are you pulling for?
• Oscars Shmoscars. We have the BEST nomination announcement for the day. Here's the 2011 Viola Nominees!
• CollegeAmerica Health and Career Fair
• We are currently hiring for two positions.
• Funding cuts affect Coconino Community College
• We are gearing up for heart month, check out all the neat things we have planned during the month.
• But what role does
• Employees using a business credit card will
• Set the Record Staight
• Phew, what a weekend! Dan Bern and Janos on Fri., nearly 700 for the opening reception on Sat. and 220 people for Stories to Life on Sunday! Let's do it again sometime.
• There’s bound to one just right
• And can self-propel themselves
• Under Article 1 of
• When I speak to
• Po' Girl fans! Allison Russell plays with JT Nero at the Green Room Tuesday night. Check it out.
• The bankruptcy courts often
• January 25, 1934 John Dillinger, shown at left, was captured with three of his gang by Tucson Police. They were stripped of numerous hanguns, five sub-machine guns and a half dozen bullet proof vests. AHS #BN29274
• January 24, 1917 A revolt broke out in the Arizona National Guard encampment at Naco, with Company M parading up and down the Company Street, shouting that it wanted to go home. AHS #14342
• This is because
• The mayhem. “Oh yeah, so what about
• Are we brave enough
• Thanks to everyone who came out last night! We'll post pictures soon...
• These cottons have the longest fibers around
• Magazines about collecting
• I tend to think of folks without
• Whether touring downtown Seattle for
• Others wish to use
• We all know that feeling you get
• It demands a balanced effort
• This poor vegetable that children
• This is a not for profit
• The exciting thing about
• He never wore a coat except
• Tonight is the night!
• At 1212 18th St NW (at
• Amylase and invertase, enzymes
• The house brand at your local grocer
• In fact, during winter times,
• Pain, ache, numbness,
• Dan Bern is warming up. Just over an hour 'til showtime...
• David Politzer, one of the artists in MNA's exhibit Peripheral Vision, "Interprets ways of seeing ourselves...educating the viewers of his work as to the contemporary social expectations that the media portrays concerning masculinity in today&#
• Therefore, the best long term back
• Using appropriate position for
• NAU to test emergency notification system
• NAU economic impact reaches $1.5 billion
• Still there are reports of
• Notify the post office if
• With the help of the internet, you
• To remove the finish, use
• Yesterday, Flagstaff Medical Center and Findlay Toyota presented the winner of the 2010 Turquoise Ball raffle with a check for $10,000.
• NAU College of Education publishes new book
• January 21, 1894 The government closes the post office at Silver King as mining ceases and the once rich mining camp fades. AHS #52800
• Obituary: John Allan Seeger, retired engineering professor
• European elm scale threatens to destroy a part of NAU's history
• Hello FLG, if you haven't already, meet Charmagne Coe. She'll be showing her dreamy ink and watercolors concurrently with the Joe Sorren show. (meet her in person here on Saturday night!)
• January 20, 1947 Mayor Henry O. Jaastad announced his retirement from politics after 18 years as an elected city official in Tucson, 14 of those years as mayor. AHS #6966
• Get ready for Bach. Check out our Bach week events; they start on Monday.
• This he told several times
• For example, a child’s symptoms might
• Get ready for Bach-check out a few of the events going on around town next week
• Getting set up in this manner with
• Now that we're embarking on the second half of the week, It's time for a little Dan Bern (in concert Friday night!)
• January 19, 1956 On this date, it was reported that Kitt Peak was under consideration as an observatory site. AHS #PC214.f152H
• January 18, 1917 Tucson's first school for African-American children was established and named for poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar AHS #44351
• Arial is best 3. Aim for a
• Voluntary retirement incentive program offered for FY11
• Sick and tired
• Well, how did
• Information mend: Voluntary String Band will not be playing this weekend at the Opening Reception. (but we still have music!)
• Details on the big weekend at CCA in this link.
• But for traditional nursing work
• Early this month, the court ruled
• Ancestors to the Aztecs,
• Shape each half
• Anyone who has caught one of these
• Big weekend at CCA! Friday: Dan Bern concert. Saturday: Reception for Joe Sorren and Charmagne Coe. Sunday: Stories to Life.
• Classes are administered through
• Some fishing boats are
• What does this mean? It
• If on the other hand
• You have to check
• At the same time, a
• Supply them with the photos and if
• If room is a
• Is the company a member
• Like DVD / game
• You might be surprised to learn that
• They are simple, effective and are easy
• If you do decide to adopt a
• The Palm Pilot
• In stage four there are signs
• The many benefits to mediation include: * Increased
• The very basic internet
• You are bored, stressed,
• January 16, 1936 A charity ball, the Baile de las Flores, is planned to benefit St. Luke's Hospital. The St. Luke's Board celebrated its twentieth year of charitable service to this hospital for tubercular men. AHS #55082
• January 15, 1957 President Eisenhower landed at Davis-Monthan Airport on a visit to Tucson.
• Usually the borrowers
• January 14, 1967 Protestors demonstrated against the draft along Scott Street.
• There are thousands upon thousands of
• It also extends to DWI
• This will eventually cause
• For example in Australia we have two
• at Office Depot
• The Truth About
• The mind seeks victories; the
• The lure should be any that
• Looking For Ways To Help Your Community?
• Calling All Musicians!
• January 13, 1929 Wyatt Earp died peacefully at the age of 81, in Los Angeles, California, on this date. AHS #11814
• Thanks, FlagLive! for your cover story on "Peripheral Vision" at MNA through Feb. 6. Highlighting 2009's Artists-in-Residence--photographer Bremner Benedict and videographer David Politzer.
• Greater Ground Discussions: Do not Compromise
• Cholesterol is one
• You know, the old classic “Call me
• Have you taken a Museum Highlights Tour yet? Every Saturday in January @ 1 p.m.
• It like he is
• There is still time to submit your heart themed art to be displayed during the February First Friday ArtWalk in celebration of American Heart Month!
• Online courses migrating to Blackboard Learn
• 2011 Earth Day Registration
• 2011 Earth Day Registration
• I started to look
• Penfold tested the oil’s properties
• There are plenty of software programs available
• Hopi Agricultural Photo Exhibit, Expo Jan. 22
• 'One Love' concert Jan. 22 to honor 'The Hopi Way'
• The Principal Preparation Program runs courses
• Variety is the key to enjoying and
• Hey world, get Joe Sorren's latest publication through FCP for a 15% "pre-sale" discount & have him sign it at the Opening Reception of Interruption
• The programs from Adobe are expensive
• Our Director John Tannous (JT) is giving our annual report to City Council tonight at 5:30. You can watch online here.
• Recently an Egyptian
• The worst culprits are blue and white
• The western side of Fraser
• From colourful corals
• Don’t expect people to
• January 11, 1908 Grand Canyon National Monument was established on this date. AHS NAD
• January 10, 1919 Phoenix reported 700 cases of influenza; Tucson continued to minimize the situation. AHS #56751
• Rita Ashcraft, retired professor of physical education, dies at 75
• Clayton Chance, former engineering professor, dies at 88
• Harold L. Elliott, steadfast supporter of NAU, dies at 85
• With these carriers, you can
• Our power's out today. In honor of having the morning off, we are rocking out to this Arcade Fire classic.
• I do intend on asking a Tarascan
• Painters agree that the best soft
• Let?s face it,
• CollegeAmerica Flagstaff Sponsors “New Year, New You!” Health Fair
• We have a few spots left for Docent Training starting this Thursday! It is a great opportunity to learn a great deal from expert speakers about the Colorado Plateau!! Please give Kathy a call at 774-5211 x206 if you have questions or want to sign up!
• This is an indirect
• They are mostly as expensive as camping
• Your charity boat
• The birds are singing, the sun
• nancial Officer
• On our last full day
• The interpretation given
• Tonight's ArtWalk HotSpot is Mountain Sports, featuring artist Jana Aukon. Mtn Sports won last month's Chili Cook-off.
• The trips include many
• Wishes everyone a happy new year. Next concert is Friday, January 28. Come one come all
• Residential Glass Collection is now Available...
• Residential Glass Collection is now Available...
• City prepares to re-open bidding on Sawmill property
• January 9, 1912 Tax assessors of Arizona, meeting at Douglas, spent most of the day in a stormy session debating the taxable worth of burros. After considerable argument a tax of $5 per head was agreed upon. AHS #52634
• January 8, 1774 Juan Bautista de Anza, whose statue is represented here, and Father Francisco Garces set out from Tubac with a party of thirty-four ment to establish a route to California. They traveled to Monterrey by way of El Camino del Diablo and re
• January 7, 1949 Realty Digest announces 5,000 homes were built in Tucson in 1948. AHS #PC177/f.31/#418
• Tonight is ArtWalk in Flagstaff! Here's your guide to the event.
• PEAKS Pride Annual Meet & Greet; Mardi Gras on the Mountain
• Select a nice
• London, England), The – Win Tickets
• Ensure that you have paper
• It can also be used
• ; at senior center
• Order by January 13 and receive 15% off Joe Sorren's new book. Then have him sign it at the Opening Reception.
• Hello Elemental artists, if you haven't come by to pick up your work, our doors will be open 9-5 today for pick up.
• It also may be the
• Many employers have begun to see
• While in sessions, jot down
• When you hear the word
• By that I mean they reached a
• Meetings are as diverse in their purpose
• Most people are still getting used to
• But it also tells us that the
• The only available information about this beautiful photo is that 1) it is marked as Monument Valley and 2) was taken by E.D. Newcomer sometime between 1926 and 1970. The photo number is PC196/f.651/05. This image is also for sale in poster form at the
• You now have access
• 9th Annual Recycled Art Exhibit "Call for Entries"
• 9th Annual Recycled Art Exhibit "Call for Entries"
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• By AKC standards, the
• January 5, 1932 Tucson Mayor Henry O. Jaastad tries to cut working hours and pay of city employees but runs into provisions of the city charter. AHS #7717
• Similarly, if there is no will,
• We are busily preparing for the opening of the Joe Sorren exhibition. January 22!
• Scheduling Accounts Receivable your accounts
• Scratches on hardwoods, which
• The Ford Motor Company
• The characters live
• If you have a
• “One study estimated that more than 3%
• Talawyma recognized for 43 years of service with IHS
• It stems from the idea that
• January 4, 1891 The United States government decided to establish an Indian school near Phoenix on this date. The Indian School band is shown here. AHS #26038
• Today is our 75th Anniversary! The hospital was founded on this day in 1936 by Dr. Charles Sechrist.
• An Idiot’s Guide to Automation Investing
• Are you looking for an interesting way to spend your extra time? Why not volunteer for one of the AHS museums? Kid friendly personalities are needed to lead tours and visit schools. If you prefer behind the scenes activities and delving into history, we
• Don’t for a minute think that it
• There are plenty of fabulous things
• Your constant pursuit of the truth in
• Plastic stencils are easy
• Some garages are used
• Mass produced jewelry,
• Ever since the evolution
• They are, however, available as an add-on
• Consumer Reports conducted an evaluation of ten
• FMC volunteer chaplain Doug Rade recently was named the 2010 Arizona Daily Sun (male) Citizen of the Year.
• The first baby of the year was born at Flagstaff Medical Center on January 2!
• Thanks, Flagstaff Live! for including the Museum of Northern Arizona in your long list of very cool Editors Choice Awards 2010 -- "Best cultural event that keeps getting cooler and cooler: Celebraciones de la Gente at MNA" and "Best late-a
• When you consider
• Unfortunately, there is no such thing
• Visiting just one of
• The belief that
• Basically the same setup
• Today?s baskets overflow with useful
• We are still accepting applications for our Annual Docent Training! Training will be on Thursdays this year and feature expert speakers on Colorado Plateau ecology, geology, and cultures! It is a great way to learn new things and give back to our commu
• Introducing new skills
• You have wasted our time and hurt
• In the course of the next two
• Numerous Frozen Fire Sprinkler Breaks in Flagstaff
• The industry is constantly evolving with more
• It is the duty of the lawyers
• So make sure you
• Other culinary arts scholarships in Italy
• Indeed, in many
• They monitor their weaknesses and
• Let’s say I
• . . . .
• 1st Annual Great Pine Cone Clean Up Event!
• Agencies with retail clients
• Her leaving, however, was
• Even when a store is having a
• It’s important to remember
• One of the best ways to catch
• They weight a lot and they are
• For example, political science majors have a
• Continue to include it if
• They may also start to smell a
• Data suggests that, instead
• Those millions of dollars used
• Today and tomorrow--last two days for the Museum Shop and Bookstore Sale. 20% off on all katsina dolls, pots, and selected Bookstore items.
• Boys Come? Boy?s Co. ?John Lennon &
• As time passes, this breeding ground becomes
• Programs such as Google Earth and
• First, make sure you
• Heavily owned celebrities generate a
• If you have an
• In order for this to
• The bottom half
• Much like a movie actor who
• Only two more days in 2010 to consider supporting MNA with a year-end donation. You can join the Museum, renew your Museum Membership, contribute to the Museum's Annual Operating Fund, or give to MNA's Endowment Fund. takes you right there.
• There’re several names
• Recreation Services and Library Closure schedule
• No matter what you want,
• Land for Twin Arrows Casino signed into trust
• Pulliam Airport Open
• Navajo Nation Inauguration set for Jan. 11, 2011
• Orientation for new Navajo Council delegates takes place this week in Flagstaff
• Winter Storm Advisories and Closures
• On top is pebbles, and then three
• It is more convenient since labels can
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• The basic idea is that the
• You’ll do it with a hand
• Good luck in your searches. Government Website
• Expect to see coffee, tea, soups,
• When you tell someone “no,” you are
• A cure for
• ERP Administrator doesn?t have to be
• Take pictures, and narrate your
• Oh well, such is life. Just when
• If they can do it,
• The most common usage is to avoid
• Take time to
• Just about every county
• News of Jacob "Jake" Brookins' passing on the December 21 Winter Solstice saddened all of us at MNA. He was a local artist, arts educator, and inspirational leader of the Flagstaff arts community for over 30 years. We will remember Brookin
• Why? Well, because
• Cinder Lake Landfill Operational Hours for the Holidays.
• Holiday Closures for the Hazardous Products Center (HPC)
• Holiday Closures for the Hazardous Products Center (HPC)
• Cinder Lake Landfill Operational Hours for the Holidays.
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• If you have more time, give your
• The different numbers stand for
• Indeed, you absolutely will have fun
• Missionaries, traders and whales
• With increased job insecurity and retirement
• Great progress in the arts this year and decade. Check this article, and the two 'Other Stories' linked at the bottom.
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• This classic structure worked well in
• Living your dream requires courage.
• Such a company will most likely deliver
• A byline is basically your brief summary
• In most old houses
• Hikers hoping to photograph wildlife are
• Thanks to their ships
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• The new millennium
• Depression is very
• In fact, this is the time when
• Have you ever
• If you are just
• Higher brightness will produce crisper text
• General warranties are usually
• You could start your search
• New Year's Eve Celebration
• Owned by the City of
• Nothing is added to the
• Second, ensure they are in mp4
• The communication plan should
• Eliminate carbonated beverages and high fructose corn
• To understand the
• We will go to
• Vintage is also hot
• A good home security system could have
• Bluetooth started off as a basic
• Repeat heating in 10-second
• When you can not
• It’s true that when
• Instead of being
• Learning to eat for life in
• A breeder that doesn?t ask
• Instead shift to
• A tour of one of
• Generally, tourists who travel to Argentina
• December 20, 1970 Harold Steinfeld and his wife, Margaret, along with twenty-seven others, died in a fire at the Pioneer Hotel in Tucson. AHS#PC214/f.49B
• All of us at MNA wish all of you--our Facebook Friends--a wonderful season of peace and renewal. Happy Holidays!
• K) – Man out of control over TV remote
• Always include information about yourself
• They block direct sunlight. Blinds reflect some
• Weatherford Hotel prepares for annual Pine Cone Drop
• Cinder Lake Landfill Operational Hours for the Holidays.
• Cinder Lake Landfill Operational Hours for the Holidays.
• Holiday Closures for the Hazardous Products Center (HPC)
• Holiday Closures for the Hazardous Products Center (HPC)
• Museum of Northern AZ recruiting for docents
• CCC hosts basic detention officer graduation ceremony
• Navajo Council introduces referendum to return to 88 members
• Making a shopping list and checking it twice. Remember to shop local for your (last minute) holiday gifts!
• You may be a full-time
• Students are taught to identify
• Most laminate floors
• More Popular in
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• Last day to check out It's Elemental 2010. Our doors are open until 5pm!
• Allergies, colds, and
• MNA's 2001 Docent Training Program--A 35-Year Tradition of Learning • Community Building • Sharing The Museum of Northern Arizona is seeking enthusiastic individuals who would like to learn and teach about the human and natural history of
• Reminder: Deadline for Viola Nominations is MONDAY. Take a moment and honor someone now!
• These days, lenders and banks
• The introduction of RV
• But only if the
• However, for their
• The non-felt lined ones generally
• With an elliptical
• December 16, 1902 Hi Jolly (Hadji Ali), the Greek camel driver who came to Arizona with the first shipment of camels intended for experimental military use as pack animals, died on this date. AHS #19193
• Not all articles
• There are burglar alarms that fit on
• We saw only appearances, not the real
• The process of capturing a perfect
• Thanks to all who made the Nutcracker possible this year. Bravo.
• Baby, it's cold outside. Good thing our gallery is cozy and warm. Last few days to check out It's Elemental!
• You can?t say yes to every request,
• So as a parent, what
• Some people enjoy spending time
• What does ?time? have
• You can easily prepare
• How could that
• Weekend events we recommend: Nutcracker Suite in Modern Bare Feet (Canyon Movement) & Master Chorale holiday concert.
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• SNOW NEWS! Where Snow News is Good News!
• Make sure the gun is
• This is the last week to see 'It's Elemental." We're open through Saturday. Come on by...
• changes could hit 12m, experts warn
• They do have to generate revenues to
• MNA bulletin on ancestral Hopi painting released
• Former General Electric vice chairman pledges art collection to Heard Museum
• Sunday at 2 p.m., MNA's Dr. David Wilcox will talk about "Perry Mesa and Its World," a pueblo settlement dated AD 1275-1425 at the western edge of the Puebloan world (50 miles north of Phoenix), with trade ties to the Hopi Mesas.
• "Esperanza Means Hope" is now available for purchase at several locations. See flyer for details.
• Dook'o'oslííd support requested by Navajo Council
• Bodaway-Gap Chapter gains LGA certification
• Celebrate Christmas in a turn-of-the-century fashion at the Riordan Mansion State Historic Park. Tour reservations are recommended. Call 928.779.4395 for more information.
• December 14, 1889 A Tucson jury acquits all the defendants in the Wham (rhymes with "mom") robbery case. This photograph shows a re-enactment of the scene of the robbery of more than $28,000 of the army's payroll on May 11th. AHS #PC155/4
• December 13, 1936 The highway over Hoover Dam was opened on this date. AHS #PC180/f.275/1201
• Do you know of a teacher, an artist, an event, and organization, a musician, or a writer who has made the arts community even just an ounce better because of their presence? Nominate them for a Viola Award!
• MNA's Bookstore is a perfect place for all your holiday shopping needs--children's books and t-shirts, Christmas ornaments, cookbooks, Native American Music CD's and lots more!! Open every day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.!!
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• However, companies doing business with the public
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• With all the advances in hospital medicine and technology, sometimes turning to nature is the best treatment. Take a look at how we are using leeches to treat patients today.
• Go outside for the show tonight! The Geminid meteor shower awaits you.
• The more you focus your search
• Come August this year, the 2007 Toyota
• The Dreaded SLBH If you’re like most
• You have two options
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• Organizational behavior provides
• A casual reader may see
• Keep Yourself Busy When there
• Come over to MNA at 2pm for "Discovering Chimik'yana'kya!" Curtis Quam and Jim Enote from the A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center at Zuni Pueblo, will retrace Zuni emergence and migration from the Grand Canyon to the Middle Place
• Hmm, what to get that someone who has everything for the holidays? A handmade ornament off our tree would be perfect!
• When gangrene set
• Museums, theatres, art galleries excellent
• According to the
• Some folks like
• MNA's Bookstore specializes in subjects about the Colorado Plateau, with other fun items like kid's books (including dino books) and t-shirts, cookbooks and aprons, adult t-shirts and sweatshirts, hats, giclees, art prints, Native CDs and DVDs,
• Our gift to you: Discounted Nutcracker tickets to Saturday's performance. From now until tomorrow at 2 p.m. Happy holidays.
• ON SALE NOW: Incredibly discounted tickets to our Saturday night performance of the Nutcracker, 7:30 at Ardrey Auditorium. Click the link to buy yours now.
• Also, you can
• We've received many requests to extend the deadline for Viola nominations. Your wish is granted: deadline Dec. 20.
• December 10, 1880 The first railway mail service in the Territory was established between Tucson and Los Angeles. AHS #41008
• December 9, 1924 Wupatki prehistoric ruins was made a National Monument on this date. AHS #PC180/f.360/0477
• If the worse does happen rejection
• Both male and female are jointly responsible
• Want cheaper tickets? Discounted tickets to our encore performance of the Nutcracker, Saturday December 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Ardrey Auditorium on sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. at showup.com
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• We're finalizing edits on our next calendar of events. So many great and acclectic events coming your way, Flagstaff!
• Here's today's Flagstaff Live cover story on Jake Brookins.
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• To the extent
• Some of them are better than others
• Take in a big breath, and
• It depends on the extent of the
• Water and Wastewater Rate Changes
• Your daily reminder to enter a viola award nomination. Best way to acknowledge and support your favorite local artists.
• The word beauty is denoted
• "Painting the Cosmos: Metaphor and Worldview in Images from the Southwest Pueblos and Mexico," MNA’s newly published Bulletin 67, is now in the MNA Bookstore for $34.95 (and your member discount applies). Edited by MNA Danson Chair of An
• Visit the Museum Shop and Bookstore for all of your holiday shopping. Authentic Native fine arts, jewelry, and gifts from the Colorado Plateau, with many new artists this season. 20% Sale on all katsinas, pots, and selected Bookstore items through Decemb
• Join us for the Hospital's Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 9 on the Main Campus at FMC.
• All the ballots collected and counted. The winner of the Chili Cookoff is....Mountain Sports!
• December 8, 1930 Tucson trade unions petition Governor Phillips to open the Armory buildings throughout the state and equip them with cots so that many unemployed will have warm place to sleep. AHS # B32462
• Back then America was
• It also frees us
• With millions of
• Win 2 FREE TICKETS to the Viola Awards! Make a nomination, and you are entered to win. Here's the link:
• Other, ?soft? metrics, are
• You will find plus-size nursing scrubs in
• Leupp celebrates grand opening of LSI staff housing
• Holiday events planned for Tuba City, Moenkopi
• New Hopi Tribal Council representatives sworn in
• Scam reported using newspaper's phone number
• Forest Service prevails in snowmaking suit
• "Discovering Chimik'yana'kya" this Saturday @ 2 p.m., with Curtis Quam and Jim Enote from the A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center at Zuni Pueblo, will retrace Zuni emergence and migration from the Grand Canyon to the Middle Plac
• 35th Annual Holiday Bookfair, Friday, Dec. 10 and Saturday, Dec. 11 at the Arizona History Museum in Tucson. For more information and a list of authors who will attend visit the Arizona Historical Society's website.
• It's so far a "warm" and sunny winter. What do you do when there is snow to play in?
• December 7, 1941 The USS Arizona was sunk in the attack on Pearl Harbor, HI. We remember the 1177 men who are still aboard the ship.
• Do not wait until you car seats
• Offshore banking allows you to
• To complete this process the vegetable
• We just re-stocked our tree with more handmade ornaments from local arists. Stop by and pick up a few as great gifts! All profits benefit FCP
• December 6, 1920 The National Park Service asks Congress for approval of a national parks system including $169,000 for Grand Canyon Park to construct roads and camp grounds. AHS #B109162
• We just posted the video from Flagstaff Medical Center's Foundation's 50th Anniversary Turquoise Ball.
• Time to get serious about Viola Award nominations. Deadline is Friday! Here's the link.
• December 5, 1906 The worst of five floods suffered in three years practically wipes out Clifton. Business buildings and homes collapse or are swept away. Death toll is estimated at fifteen. AHS #24804
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• These include the hip twists,
• Shoulder bags are meant only to
• Also for hungry visitors
• This is an
• But if you feel a dull ache
• Fine Crafts Sale 2010 off to a merry start! Going on today until 4pm, and tomorrow 10-4. See you soon!
• Fine Crafts Sale set up is underway! Lots of beautiful items coming out of boxes ...
• This is indeed very smart business strategy. For
• Other fruits such as grapefruit and watermelon
• Wisps of oriental cooking
• The more engines have to work,
• Mantova was the seat
• ArtWalk tonight. This weekend: Fine Crafts Sale, new play at Theatrikos, lots of music in town. Another amazing weekend of art in Flagstaff
• December 4, 1927 The town of Bowie announced oil had been found in commercial quantities at 1,400 feet. Hopes ranged from 1,000 to 7,000 barrels a day. AHS #62263
• Help Keep Flagstaff Walkable!
• When it is difficult to keep financial
• People are expensive but crucial resources.
• You provide true virtual IT, one-stop
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• We are excitied to annouce that we are once again selling one-of-a-kind holiday cards designed by FMC's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit patients. All money raised benefit's Northern Arizona's only PICU.
• Chili Cookoff ArtWalk is one day away! Everyone save your appetites, pick up a map and make the rounds. And don't forget to vote!
• Elvira Lope del Prado makes delicious looking jewelry out of wire, clay, felt, fabric and metal. She's a marketplace artist!
• December 2, 1852 The first steamer on the Colorado River reached Yuma on this date. The "Uncle Sam" was brought to the mouth of the river in sections on the schooner "Capacity" and assembled at Yuma. AHS #20824
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• Attention teachers! Do you have a future Ken Burns in your classroom? How about a budding David McCullough? The AZ History convention is sponsoring a cash award for student papers and documentaries. 1st place-$200, 2nd place $100. For more informati
• Footprints of the Ancestors on Saturday @ 2-5 p.m. In the first photo, Hopi Elder Ruby Chimerica works with Saneil H. (left) and Jalissa A. (right). Charnelle L. (left) and Sunny L. (right) focus on the camera in the second photo.
• Local fiber artist Katherine Farr will have her handmade scarves, shawls and other fiber fancies for sale this weekend!
• Also, you will have
• Today is World Aids Day. The staff at the Shandiin Project at FMC diagnose and treat HIV/AIDS. Have you been tested?
• Lluvia Brito creates her own glass beads and sculpted glass flowers by hand. Catch her this weekend at CCA.
• December 1, 1924 The city of Benson was incorporated on this date. AHS #B91761b
• Also, chemicals in
• The Arizona History Museum’s mercantile store host its annual shopping party Saturday, Dec. 4th, 11am-4pm. Join us for a day of holiday shopping in the museum store and holiday treats, special discounts, and complimentary gift wrapping. AHS and th
• Our December Newsletter: Fine Crafts Sale, Viola Awards, & events around Flagstaff. Plus, win tickets!
• Hence mechanical engineering evolved at an ever
• And this is good and
• Saturday from 2-5 p.m. the Hopi Footprints Project will premiere four films and discuss their efforts to sustain cultural traditions and strengthen connections to archaeological landscapes and oral histories of the Colorado Plateau.
• Chrysotile, or white asbestos
• Our subconscious mind is a
• Hopi Footprints of the Ancestors
• Hopi Secretarial Election set for Jan. 27, 2011
• Christina Norlin creates unique stained glass pieces and will have a table in the Fine Crafts Sale this weekend.
• ADOT prepared for winter storm season
• Increasing protein puts a
• Jason Bohnert is a potter who built a soda kiln in his own back yard. Check out his website below & his work this weekend!
• FMC visitation restrictions go into effect Dec. 1
• FCP will be bringing you bios of Fine Crafts Sale participating artists via facebook and twitter. In 140 characters or less! Stay tuned....
• Hopi vandalism prompts safety concerns
• The design of selected parts was reviewed
• In some patterns,
• Public comment sought for Grand Canyon uranium mining
• After tasting chili Friday night at Art Walk, come Saturday and Sunday to the gallery for cookies and cider! (And the Fine Crafts Sale of course)
• It's ArtWalk week in Flagstaff! Chili Cook-off, holiday lights, and great art. Here's your guide.
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• November 30,1927 The Apache Trail roadway between Phoenix and Roosevelt Lake opened to tourists on this date. AHS #17925
• November 29, 1877 The first Mormon settlers arrived on the San Pedro River and founded what is now the town of St. David.
• ESPERANZA IS HERE! The historical fiction book, Esperanza Means Hope (written by Gwen Harvey, illustrated by Guy Porfirio, and published by AHS) has arrived. Join us at the Arizona History Museum in Tucson for a book signing on Friday, December 3, 2010
• Support local artists - and buy direct from them - at this weekend's Fine Craft Sale.
• Have you nominated someone for a Viola Award yet?
• So, to eliminate mouth bacteria and
• Due to the start of the Influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) season, Flagstaff Medical Center is implementing annual visitation restrictions in all patient-care areas of the hospital beginning Wednesday, Dec. 1.
• This means that all programs must
• This dating approach is
• To improve the results of chemotherapy
• To clear up some confusion: It's Elemental Fine Crafts Exhibition is open now through mid-December. The Fine Crafts Sale event is next weekend.
• Yes, We Are Open! Come on in.
• The guide for next week's First Friday ArtWalk in Flagstaff is now online and in today's FlagLive.
• Your friends at Flagstaff Medical Center want to wish you all a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving Day.
• Family in town for the holiday? The Center is open Fri & Sat 11-5 for your art-loving needs.
• Irish Christmas in America with Teada
• Visit the Museum Shop and Bookstore for all of your holiday gifts. Many new Native artists' works have been added this season to our fine art and jewelry selections. The Shops at MNA are open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed Thanksgiving, Christm
• Congratulations to the employees of the latest Gold Star Team Award, who were recognized for coordinating a wedding ceremony in a few short hours for a terminally ill patient and her long-time companion.
• Still a few places available on Saturday's 3 p.m. Public Tour of the Easton Collection Center. Tour MNA's new Platinum LEED Certified building, which sets the bar for museum collections care. Call the Museum's Front Desk at 774-5213 to mak
• Environmental education program plants stewardship seeds
• Two Hopi men indicted for murder
• Hopi constitution draft proposal alarms Hopi political factions
• Above average employment gains in October
• Featuring two dozen artists in a marketplace setting with lots more artwork. Pottery, jewelry, candle holders, scarves, clothing, furniture and more - all handmade and one-of-a-kind! Admission is free, plus we're serving hot apple cider and cookies
• Final Public Meeting on Fourth Street North Corridor Study
• Fantastic turnout for the "It's Elemental" opening reception and for Tony Furtado. FCP always likes to kick off the holidays season with style.
• November 20, 1889 Pearl Hart, Arizona's notorious female bandit , was tried at Florence for robbery, convicted and sentenced to five years in prison. AHS #28916
• Our X-mas tree is filled with handmade ornaments by local artists. Come by tonight 6-8pm.
• Visit the Museum Shop and Bookstore for all of your holiday gifts. Many new Native artists' works have been added this season to our fine art and jewelry selections. The Shops at MNA are open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed Thanksgiving, Christm
• Our members (those who’ve donated in the last year) are invited to a preview of 'It's Elemental' tonight at 7pm. Hope to see you!
• Congratulations to FMC nurses, Catherine Adler and Kelly Sestak, who recently received a Super Gold Star Award for their patient-minded courage and willingness to help during an accident.
• Annual LED Holiday Light Swap
• Annual LED Holiday Light Swap
• We just put up the Christmas Tree just in time for "It's Ornamental!" Artists and craftspeople alike, bring in your donated, handmade ornaments to sell and help FCP this holiday season. Call us or post your questions for details.
• We want to know what kind of information you would like to see on our Facebook page.
• Anita Poleahla will present Mesa Media's new project at the Museum of Northern Arizona on Sunday, November 21, 2010 at 4 p.m. Mesa Media's latest project is to produce a Hopi history booklet and audio CD, documenting Hopi perspectives on hist
• Limit indoor plants. Mold
• Hopi Tribe cautious in Little Colorado River Settlement Agreement
• Shirley nixes two pieces of legislation
• Resource Committee votes against override of vetoes
• Collections Tours Did you realize that the Museum of Northern Arizona has extensive collection holdings in anthropology (historic and prehistoric Native American items) and paleontology as well as a library/archive? Have you ever wondered why a museum w
• Have you nominated your favorite artist for a Viola Award yet? Here's the link to a quick and easy online form:
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• It could be the color was off
• How can You
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• Whether you are a writer on a
• Opening Reception for 'It's Elemental' - fine crafts exhibition - Sat. 6-8pm. Free!
• Cost: Free Presented by the Alpha Chi chapter of Tau Beta Sigma, this informal conversation with composer Dr. Judith Cloud explores the role of women composers in the current music scene.
• Research has show
• Little Giant Skyscraper Ladders for those Working
• November 15, 1929 Tucson launches drive for funds to preserve historic Ft. Lowell but money is tight and effort ends with building of an adobe wall.AHS #B1113637
• Bluegrass legend, Tony Furtado at CCA in concert Saturday night. Check out this cover of Runnin' Down a Dream.
• Generally, trawlers are
• Used Fryer Oil acceptance at the HPC and Holiday Turkey Frying Safety
• Used Fryer Oil acceptance at the HPC and Holiday Turkey Frying Safety
• Hopi honors veterans on Veterans Day
• Civil War themed Stories to Life was one of our most memorable yet (and one of the best attended. Full house!)
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• Therefore it is very important to
• XML standards are important
• Black bears that live in the wild
• Who wouldn’t want to
• If there is a
• The teaching session
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• The Phantom Transformation
• Happy Families In some countries,
• But there is more to Orlando,
• Curl the ends of your curling
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• Suddenly the person finds that
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• But it has it’s merits
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• And you can very well
• TVs equipped with either
• Rounding out a busy weekend at CCA with Stories to Life! Tales of the Blue and of the Gray: The American Civil War. Enjoyable for older kids and adults! Today, 4pm.
• Creaming those fresh ripe
• Teak has many qualities that make the
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• Most people do not realize how important
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• Cucchi is pronounced cookie with a long o. We like fun names.
• Living Traditions Presentations has another great concert this month for you to enjoy. Paddy Keenan and John Walsh will be returning to Flagstaff for the second time on November 18 at the Zane Grey Ballroom. Paddy Keenan was a founding member of the Both
• We are sponsoring the NAU Football Game on Saturday against Weber State. Stop by the Fit Kids table on the Skydome concourse. The Fit Kids staff will be sharing nutrition and exercise tips for kids and families, and handing out plastic footballs.
• Tonight's concert at the CCA in Flagstaff: Italian guitarist Flavio Cucchi.
• You can take up swimming, you know.
• Saturday at 2 p.m. Havasupai Ceremonial Dances by Dianna Sue Whitedove Uqualla and Havasupai dancers will honor their ancestors and share heritage, language, and efforts to preserve Havasu Canyon in the Grand Canyon through dances and storytelling. This
• (I may be dating myself
• James Uqualla is coming to Saturday's Havasupai Ceremonial Dances @ 2 p.m. The group will perform the basket, eagle, horse, and drum dances honoring the ancestors and traditions of Havasupai. Here's what Uqualla says on his website: "I am
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• Join us tonight at 7pm to hear Bill Leibfried talk about "Sustaining the Humpback Chub in the Grand Canyon" A Flagstaff Festival of Science Event!! www.scifest.org
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• Join us tonight (Friday) at 7pm to hear Dr. Larry Wasserman talk about "Pluto and the Kuiper Belt" A Flagstaff Festival of Science Event!!! www.scifest.org
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• Jake Brookins--Dreams : Realizations : Contemplations : Fantasies, a retrospective exhibit, opens this Saturday. An engaging and whimsical journey of the self from a remarkably inventive and prolific artist.
• If the link
• At 3pm Today (Tues) MNA is proud to host Dr. Annie Clarke from the University of Sydney!! She will present “Postcards from the Edge: historic engravings at the Quarantine Station, North Head, Manly, Australia” Clarke is a Senior Lecturer in
• The discomfort is
• Mark your calendar for the 7th Annual Celebraciones de la Gente on Saturday, Oct. 23 and Sunday, Oct. 24, produced in partnership with Nuestras Raices. Tucson's nine-member Mariachi Sol Azteca, Ballet Folklorico de Colores on Saturday, and Zarco and
• If it’s in line, they’re
• Announcing a Symposium to be held TODAY Oct 9, 1-4pm!! CONTRIBUTIONS OF AVOCATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGISTS TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION IN ARIZONA Organizers: David R. Wilcox & Peter J. Pilles, Jr. 8 papers focusing on Archaeology and including stunning arial
• For the right candidate, plastic
• The Museum of Northern Arizona's mission is to explore the Colorado Plateau from many perspectives and through many voices. Come hear how MNA Artist-in-Residence, Photographer Rick Braveheart, sees the Colorado Plateau at 2pm tomorrow (Sat, Oct 16t
• At first the cases were
• "Transborder Culture and Influence" at Celebraciones de la Gente on Saturday at 12:45 p.m. Dr. Carlos Velez-Ibanez from ASU inspires reflection on the complexities of our region and the dimensions that continue to shape this transborder area.
• Commit yourself to doing something
• Mariachi Sol Azteca--Beyond Spectacular! At Celebraciones de la Gente 1:15 p.m. History of Mariachis and 2:30 p.m. Mariachi Musica!
• A must visit for tourists to Monaco,
• Roberts l Jones Associates, architects for MNA's LEED Platinum certified Easton Collection Center, has been named 2010 Sustainable Firm of the Year by the Arizona component of The American Institute of Architects. The announcement was made at the Ce
• Unless you enjoy feeling the thorns
• Rugs and saddle blankets and textiles for pillows, oh my! This Saturday's Navajo Rug Auction at the Coconino Center for the Arts benefits both the Museum and Flagstaff Cultural Partners. The auction in June was really exciting and informative--a gre
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• The zoo workers play
• Running a business on the
• Jim will have cameras and talk about his work during his Open Studio today from 1-3pm!! Pearson is on the Research Campus--turn east off 180 and drive slowly a few hundred yards, you'll see it on your left!
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• New Navajo casino opens in New Mexico
• Edge effects are
• Smoki Museum celebrates annual fundraiser lecture
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• This can make daily
• Despite its colonial
• Angelica species are biennial or
• Jay Lively Activity Center Seeking Donations for New Bleachers
• Flagstaff area monuments free for Veterans Day
• Hopi Veterans Day event scheduled Nov. 11
• Yavapai-Apache Nation honors all veterans
• The internal width of these rack
• Build your business around all
• Preparing Your Home or Business for Winter Snow
• Many employers are willing to
• Brookins exhibit at Museum of Northern Arizona
• It can take several
• Motorola Foundation awards grant to teach astronomy to Navajo, Hopi children
• So Pajeau decided and
• Though Type II diabetes is
• Three times more boys suffer
• Both time and money
• I myself used
• Tendonitis is when the tendon in
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• Only 5% of seniors,
• Setting goals in online moneymaking is both
• Surveys today suggest that up to 1
• Thanksgiving Holiday Trash & Recycling Collection Services
• Patent applications seldom get
• Paint guns shoot like
• Follow-up singles “Right
• Navajo Council approves water rights settlement
• And now, only a
• Nowadays, oxygen concentrator machines
• While exercising, it
• No Overnight Parking on City Streets - November to April
• November 3, 1936 Arizona votes heavily for Roosevelt. Democrats carry state and county tickets with avalanche of ballots. R. C. Stanford elected governor. One Republican left in legislature. AHS #PC196/f.126/03-C
• November 4, 1930 Campaigning on the pledge, "Back to prosperity with the Democratic party, " former Governor W. P. Hunt defeats incumbent John C. Phillips and becomes head of state in Arizona for the seventh time; wins by 2, 644 votes. AHS #562
• If you are like me, a
• We live with
• Genealogists and historians are particularly
• The big wigs and top
• Once a country
• However, the other day I ran into
• November 1, 1867 Tucson became the capitol of the Territory of Arizona on this date. AHS #59398
• November 2, 1919 Sixteen of thirty-seven autos which left El Paso for a race to Phoenix arrived in Bisbee on this date. Only six of them finally finished the race in Phoenix. AHS #28978
• I was a little concerned about possible
• Health officials report Flagstaff meningitis case
• Polar Express close to selling out
• Northland Family Help Center working to end domestic violence
• What you need to
• Many people who
• Make yourself into
• Green coffee beans
• How could it possibly be
• If this happens surgery is required.
• Consequently, they will
• By seeing this
• If you travel, you
• If it determines that
• Obviously, getting links to your website is
• It is likely
• Is there a way out? How
• The debate rages on. In all this debate
• Halloween Harvest in Downtown Flagstaff
• Jay Lively Activity Center Grand Re-Opening Event
• All you have to do is
• October 20, 1931 Bodies of two slain women are found in a trunk at a railroad station in California. The famous Phoenix murder case opens with police broadcasting the news of a search for Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd. AHS #PC196/f.72/03
• You may be forced
• October 24, 1929 The first Helldorado Celebration was held in Tombstone in honor of the town's 50th birthday. The weather was cold and many visitors were stranded in Bisbee in a blinding snowstorm. AHS #880
• If alcohol cannot totally be
• October 26, 1881 On this date, Wyatt, Virgil and Morgan Earp with Doc Holliday faced off against the Clantons and McLaurys in what has become known as the Gunfight at the OK Corral. Three men were killed and two wounded in less than a minute. AHS #45452
• No matter the size of the school
• October 28, 1922 General John J. Pershing arrived in Arizona on this date and reviewed the 25th Infantry at Camp Stephen D. Little near Nogales, and the 10th Cavalry at Fort Huachuca. AHS #52570
• They boldly experiment
• Hopi Chief Judge reinstated by Hopi Appellate Court
• Despite popular belief all
• Navajo Council officially recognizes Navajo Veterans
• These are email accounts that
• Hopi Tribe signs agreement to reopen Homolovi Ruins
• Poor work habits 2. Personal adjustments
• Hopi Code Talker Rex Pooyouma passes away
• You must want to
• Navajo Council approves Gray Mountain wind energy project
• Every used motor home for sale has
• Flagstaff Auto Repair offering free oil changes for toy donations
• This is the only downside which separates
• Coconino County, Navajo Nation to co-host Arizona legislative summit
• Commercial production of the
• MacDonald to speak at Marine Corps League ball
• Since Mineral makeup contains no oils it
• Although a picture or knickknack
• A DVD VCR
• So, who needs a personal
• Many anti virus packs come with
• According to some people,
• Yet in such a game who
• Spy Sweeper detects and successfully
• Sounds appetizing, doesn?t it? That explains
• For example the
• Most beaches and lakes
• You will get a price
• We get into a
• It’s right now. PERFECTIONIST The perfectionist writes
• I recommend no more than 4-5 house
• Drafts are chosen
• Matter of fact, every
• The players must hit the ball back
• This is coupled with
• The remainder of this paper will provide
• To own your company is an achievement
• October 18, 1893 Hundreds of unemployed men from California moved east along the railroad tracks. Tucson police patrolled the tracks, giving each man a loaf of bread and ordering him to keep moving on. AHS #BN124
• Pile burning in city today
• There are disadvantages with
• Your coach could be
• There are a few, but not
• They are able to
• Women after their menopause also
• When feeding your poodle, it is probably
• Home prices below $300K
• Week's prescribed burn plans announced
• Face it: Halloween's fun
• 1st female prez for Rez?
• You add educational and
• When you are looking for a dial-up
• This is far above most current
• Well traveled and would always
• Whenever people find
• There are a lot of
• No marketing means no sales. No sales,
• Niche marketing creates
• With most products
• Cities with the
• Work Hard Of course
• Growing up with three
• To explore this further
• For example, mud doesn?t have to have
• Delays due to weather, unforeseen conditions which
• For example at a
• Flagstaff History: Flag received government money for improvements
• Daily Sun wins journalism awards
• Hoping for a child abuse-free future
• However, if there
• Large projects require more time
• When I arrived at the
• Perhaps you already
• The reason being, you
• There is a growing demand for these
• Let only immunized
• Symptoms often follow
• The suspension will be updated for
• Different-sized companies have
• The Field of Myspace If you
• Long-lasting Semi-permanent As the
• Not only do area rugs help soak
• The Mantra chanter attains
• Barbecue is available for anyone
• Now is the time for a serious
• Remember, of course,
• Highway ramp closed for week
• Navajo Nation acquires casino land
• A contentious $1 million
• All the nutrients and benefits from fruit
• You must have
• Rarely would a person
• Around the Town: 'Stories to Life' back at Coconino Center for the Arts
• Red Rocks pass scope reduced
• Highway 89A switchbacks to close today
• In the Mgeta River area
• Inhale and slowly raise your head,
• The repayment period is based upon
• A good way to prevent yourself from
• Thus, Phoenix Schools, along with the
• With it?s small size, your
• Numerous articles and case
• You could even set up a treasure
• Yet another reader swears
• This, if true, greatly affects and accelerates
• That customer, who asks for
• The program is aimed squarely
• As with most
• ADOT to close parts of I-40 and I-17 interchange to perform road work
• I can remember times, When franchised
• Think veggies all have to be boring
• You can buy holiday printer
• Often, a live-near-work
• You see the cookies here and
• The box says it’s got the “Drummer
• Around the Town: Comedy Pet Theater at Orpheum tonight
• It's official: Tornadoes set record for single day
• Frustration grows in Timberline
• This isn’t punishment for a Bully
• . . You wake up with
• It does not include such areas
• It’s amazing, though, how all of
• In the process,
• Desktop management software is instrumental
• All our energy is diverted in the
• I?m sure you will
• After all, if you don?t state
• Enhanced cell growth and survival occurs
• This allows the renter to
• Adsense ads can
• It does not pass easily through
• Brewer in Flagstaff Friday
• Right? Maybe? It is if you
• Forest Service hosts workshops on applying for jobs
• And a DUI charge sits on
• Prescribed burns near Lake Mary Road
• FUSD TO overcollect taxes by $1.5 million
• Retail off again in July
• Around the Town: Flagstaff Youth Theater presents different take on 'Pinocchio'
• Leupp man contracts West Nile virus
• Supercenter sets Oct. 27 opening
• Human West Nile Virus case confirmed
• Assessors miss some flooded homes
• Northeastern Arizona Water Rights Settlement tabled
• NAU breaks ground on Native American Culture Center
• Domestic violence awareness activities planned in Kayenta
• MNA features 'Discovery 2010-The Exhibit'
• County attorney leads fight against graffiti
• Around the Town: Celebrate autumn with free polka at Riordan Mansion
• Busy weekend for county rescue crews
• Sidewalk lawsuit dismissed
• Swaps are not contracts and the transaction
• Foxglenn Trail / Rio de Flag Greenbelt Restoration Project
• Charges filed in Arbors shooting
• Does this particular financial advisor
• Make a Decision Don’t wallow
• EarthTalk: Fuel from Fido
• Up Close: Hiking by feel
• Is your home leaking energy?
• Around the Town: Trumpeter at NAU today
• 42nd Annual To' Nanees Dizi Fair begins this week
• Invalid CSS hardly
• Page voters effectively decide just one race
• Here are some ideas on weekend escapes
• ultimately, as a whole, it will be
• It works like a
• This means basically
• Guarantees can vary widely and
• This should be a part of
• If you plan for the worst ?
• Citizen Prosecutor Academy Nov. 6
• Weatherization effort kicks into high gear
• Mayor tries hand at filmmaking
• Storm's punch reaches Hwy. 180
• Notifications arrive in Flagstaff
• A return to the ice
• A push for more affordable housing
• The Pope it is said
• When a person develops
• Havasu Canyon closed
• Around the Town: Immigration series at NAU continues Monday
• Adjusters: Temporary fixes OK
• Layoffs at Southwest Windpower
• Now for the cleanup
• Vastu recommends that clutter be
• They like to be able to
• To get from one place to another,
• Trend watching in business has come a
• You get to not do all
• The mentality is “Everything in its place
• As a parent,
• When babies drink from a bottle,
• 13 And you will
• 1. Villa with Pool to Rent Mallorca Spain Considerable Savings Book with Private Owners.
• Fire damages house in Winona Ranch area
• Trucker confronts tornado head-on -- and survives
• Bellemont becomes tornado alley
• Four tornadoes confirmed
• Flood damage closes Havasupai
• September 2, 1931 Tucson dedicates the new Southern Pacific Hospital. AHS #10408
• Slash pile burns planned today
• They’re always 10-15 minutes late. Be patient
• September 3, 1967 Dragsters converged on Tucson for the Arizona State Drag championships at the Tucson Dragway. AHS #PC214/f.125b/26
• Paving 'paradise' for Canyon parking
• Latest Storm Information from National Weather Service
• September 4, 1857 Lt. Edward Beale arrived at the Colorado River after surveying a wagon road along the 35th parallel. Beale experimented with the use of camels on his expedition. AHS #25749
• De-stressing Flagstaff
• Damage Repair Information from Coconino County
• September 6, 1941 May Don, at left, was the first Chinese-American teacher hired in Tucson District No. 1. AHS #7976
• 9:45 a.m. update: Tornadoes hit Bellemont; damage reported
• October 1, 1891 The University of Arizona opens its doors for the first time. AHS #13851
• September 7, 1865 Camp McDowell was established by five companies of California Volunteers and named for Major General Irwin McDowell. AHS #4966
• and we would love to
• October 2, 1849 Lt. Cave Couts established Fort Calhoun on a hill overlooking the Yuma Crossing to protect thousands of emigrants heading through Southern Arizona to the California gold fields. AHS #56875
• September 8, 1886 Geronimo and his band were assembled and marched from Fort Bowie to Bowie Station where they were boarded on trains bound for Florida. AHS #PC52/f.8I/19796
• We need to limit
• October 3, 1933 Isabella Greenway was elected Arizona's first Congresswoman. AHS #10082
• September 10, 1907 City Council passes an ordinance forbidding tuberculosis patients or other health seekers from erecting tents within city limits. As a result, a city of tents springs up outside Tucson. AHS #15209
• I just got through reading a
• 3:30 p.m. Storm summary
• September 12, 1893 Cattlemen and farmers of Cochise County were warned to go armed at all times as the Apache Kid was believed to be in the area. AHS #15755
• We are raffling this Darcy Falk original at Saturday's Reception. Only $20 per ticket.
• Former victims state, 'Meth does not discriminate'
• September 13, 1926 The Tucson Landmarks Association acquires the site of the Wishing Shrine, or El Tiradito, on Main Street. AHS #27597
• Live drawing demos tonight.
• Multiple tornadoes touch down in Coconino County
• The Arizona Historical Society, Pioneer Museum announces: The Camp Navajo Historic Tour--A fundraiser for the Pioneer and Riordan House Museums. Saturday, October 2, 2010, 9:00 am to 11:30 a.m.Call 928-774-6272 for reservations.Cost is $20.00 per person
• P. A. Bushman Family 1931 P.A. Bushman family from Young, Az traveling via Holbrook to Pioneer Celebration held at Winslow, Az, July 3-4-5, 1931 AHS-PM Photo # 1-6 Mary Ford Platten Collection
• September 15, 1929 The tri-motored Fokker plane, "Arizonan" owned by Southwest Air Service and piloted by Jack Frye, set an altitude record of 23,200 feet. AHS #PC196/f.39/O2
• AHS-PM Photo #337-2 Collis Mayflower Collection(Sheep herders camp) This is typical of the type of sheep herder’s wagon that was used into the 1930s. The wagon had a stove, bed, drawers, cabinets, bookshelves and all the comforts of home. The herde
• Decorative and Functional Gold Electroplating
• September 23, 1927 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Tucson in his plane, "The Spirit of St. Louis," to dedicate the Tucson Municipal Airport. AHS #BN206190
• Tucson’s first automobile was a steam-powered Locomobile built in Watertown, New York and owned by noted physician and community leader Hiram W. Fenner. On December 30, 1899, Dr. Fenner entertained a crowd of curious on-lookers when he drove his n
• So you want to clear your
• September 28, 1932Then-Governor Franklin Roosevelt received an enthusiastic welcome at the ranch of Jack and Isabella Greenway in Williams, Arizona. AHS #72119
• Coming this Fall! AHS is publishing an historical fiction novel about a young Hispanic girl in 1870s Tucson. The book is geared to 9-12 year olds. All proceeds from the book will go to fund educational programming. Watch for more details on "Esp
• Weather Service Issues Tornado Warning for Flagstaff
• This article showing the different flags that have flown over AZ appeared in the Tucson Citizen on June 13, 1955.
• Flooding in Supai prompts evacuations
• August 30, 1912 Suffrage leaders have organized in every county and are quietly at work to produce a big majority vote to the "Votes for Women" movement. AHS #B32100a
• FUSD candidate forum tonight at library
• September 1, 1921 The University of Arizona cuts board and room fees to $25.00 a month. AHS #B89692
• Around the Town: Juber guitar performance Saturday at arts center
• Lightning strikes 2 at South Rim
• Around the Town: Tour sustainable homes Saturday
• September 13, 1926 The Tucson Landmarks Association acquires the site of the Wishing Shrine, or El Tiradito, on Main Street. AHS #27597
• Live drawing demos tonight.
• Around the Town: Bike-race documentary comes to Flagstaff on Wednesday
• Ski area cleared to build
• The Arizona Historical Society, Pioneer Museum announces: The Camp Navajo Historic Tour--A fundraiser for the Pioneer and Riordan House Museums. Saturday, October 2, 2010, 9:00 am to 11:30 a.m.Call 928-774-6272 for reservations.Cost is $20.00 per person
• P. A. Bushman Family 1931 P.A. Bushman family from Young, Az traveling via Holbrook to Pioneer Celebration held at Winslow, Az, July 3-4-5, 1931 AHS-PM Photo # 1-6 Mary Ford Platten Collection
• Car crash on N. Hwy. 89
• Prescribed burn today south of Flagstaff
• September 15, 1929 The tri-motored Fokker plane, "Arizonan" owned by Southwest Air Service and piloted by Jack Frye, set an altitude record of 23,200 feet. AHS #PC196/f.39/O2
• AHS-PM Photo #337-2 Collis Mayflower Collection(Sheep herders camp) This is typical of the type of sheep herder’s wagon that was used into the 1930s. The wagon had a stove, bed, drawers, cabinets, bookshelves and all the comforts of home. The herde
• A diverting afternoon
• I-40 ramp closures scheduled Sunday
• September 23, 1927 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Tucson in his plane, "The Spirit of St. Louis," to dedicate the Tucson Municipal Airport. AHS #BN206190
• Tucson’s first automobile was a steam-powered Locomobile built in Watertown, New York and owned by noted physician and community leader Hiram W. Fenner. On December 30, 1899, Dr. Fenner entertained a crowd of curious on-lookers when he drove his n
• Pile burns around Flagstaff today
• Sun glare a factor in death of cyclist
• September 28, 1932Then-Governor Franklin Roosevelt received an enthusiastic welcome at the ranch of Jack and Isabella Greenway in Williams, Arizona. AHS #72119
• Coming this Fall! AHS is publishing an historical fiction novel about a young Hispanic girl in 1870s Tucson. The book is geared to 9-12 year olds. All proceeds from the book will go to fund educational programming. Watch for more details on "Esp
• Nobody wants to invest
• Flagstaff Assessed Values 2010
• Groundbreaking for new Tuba City Justice Center
• This article showing the different flags that have flown over AZ appeared in the Tucson Citizen on June 13, 1955.
• It’s surprising how many
• Food banks see higher poverty in region
• 'Hopi Building' christened in Flagstaff
• August 30, 1912 Suffrage leaders have organized in every county and are quietly at work to produce a big majority vote to the "Votes for Women" movement. AHS #B32100a
• Flagstaff Property Tax Bills 2010: A sampling
• TCRHCC offering flu shots to high-risk patients
• September 1, 1921 The University of Arizona cuts board and room fees to $25.00 a month. AHS #B89692
• This week in Flagstaff history: Crime rate increased due to inadequate jails
• Fowler continues with community networking meetings
• September 2, 1931 Tucson dedicates the new Southern Pacific Hospital. AHS #10408
• Most property taxes leap 15 percent
• Tuuvi Artwalk at Moenkopi Legacy Oct. 15-16
• September 3, 1967 Dragsters converged on Tucson for the Arizona State Drag championships at the Tucson Dragway. AHS #PC214/f.125b/26
• No verdict on risk of Bisphenol A
• Why Sell Structured Settlement Payments
• September 4, 1857 Lt. Edward Beale arrived at the Colorado River after surveying a wagon road along the 35th parallel. Beale experimented with the use of camels on his expedition. AHS #25749
• Sustainability Tip of the Week: Help make Flagstaff litter-free
• Business 2.0: Best magazine
• September 6, 1941 May Don, at left, was the first Chinese-American teacher hired in Tucson District No. 1. AHS #7976
• Summit Fire taxes double in 5 years
• Two days of record heat
• September 7, 1865 Camp McDowell was established by five companies of California Volunteers and named for Major General Irwin McDowell. AHS #4966
• Tax relief for flood zone
• Any bus stop in a 'storm'
• September 8, 1886 Geronimo and his band were assembled and marched from Fort Bowie to Bowie Station where they were boarded on trains bound for Florida. AHS #PC52/f.8I/19796
• This creates the feeling of
• Several planes diverted to Pulliam
• Info sought in Clints Well elk poachings
• September 10, 1907 City Council passes an ordinance forbidding tuberculosis patients or other health seekers from erecting tents within city limits. As a result, a city of tents springs up outside Tucson. AHS #15209
• There are four basic
• Flood relief funds for public agencies released
• Sheriff's office releases identities of 2 deaths
• September 12, 1893 Cattlemen and farmers of Cochise County were warned to go armed at all times as the Apache Kid was believed to be in the area. AHS #15755
• We are raffling this Darcy Falk original at Saturday's Reception. Only $20 per ticket.
• No verdict on risk of Bisphenol A
• Sustainability Tip of the Week: Help make Flagstaff litter-free
• Summit Fire taxes double in 5 years
• Tax relief for flood zone
• The courses are
• It is now safe
• LEARN TO EARN; Web of learning; Quincy College offers online classes
• Energy Meter Lending Program
• 2010 Dump the Drugs & Shred-a-Thon Event
• Energy Meter Lending Program
• 2010 Dump the Drugs & Shred-a-Thon Event
• Several planes diverted to Pulliam
• If not look in your
• Company Profile for Simon-Kucher & Partners Marketing & Strategy Consultants GmbH
• Nearly all the sites are free
• It is dated 1473, and
• Now, their fully customized cousins are proving
• Clean Energy Just a Dream, as Smoking Chimneys Remain
• Flagstaff Assessed Values 2010
• Food banks see higher poverty in region
• Flagstaff Property Tax Bills 2010: A sampling
• This week in Flagstaff history: Crime rate increased due to inadequate jails
• Most property taxes leap 15 percent
• Both techniques leave you open to
• If it is tax deductible
• They can give
• The first 8 to 10 inches
• The whole body is also made
• We take it for granted that
• Over 600,000 social workers strive
• I-40 ramp closures scheduled Sunday
• Sun glare a factor in death of cyclist
• Since Retiring, He Hasn't Stopped Working
• As a result, you find
• For parents, getting
• Have them report
• Free to seize cars for EMI default: HC [Kolkata ]
• Bags for Battements
• Info sought in Clints Well elk poachings
• Sheriff's office releases identities of 2 deaths
• Around the Town: Tour sustainable homes Saturday
• Ski area cleared to build
• Prescribed burn today south of Flagstaff
• Disruptions occur when you
• Pumpkin Run
• It includes 5 speakers, a subwoofer, stereo
• You have to have a good product.
• Poodles and Dachshunds D.
• Finding hidden Welsh talent
• Prescribed burns near Kachina, Flag today
• Flagstaff woman dies in industrial accident
• Two days of record heat
• Any bus stop in a 'storm'
• So please support ” Save The Pacific”
• Swim sessions at sports centre
• Banned driver led police on 70mph chase in a stolen car
• Use good quality control by
• I ordered a drink and tried
• Coconino BOS elects new chair, vice chair
• Navajo Council tables water rights settlement
• It doesn’t seem to matter
• The volume of
• Around the Town: Oktoberfest at Wheeler Park on Saturday
• Flagstaff man dies diving at Blue Ridge Reservoir
• Send us your tax bills
• Chemical spill at Fourth Street clinic leads to evacuation
• The total number of moisturizers on the
• Drinking more fluids than
• To grow your business you need to
• Native veteran housing assistance bill passes
• Begin the first cut
• UK is a country, which has always
• many companies collect
• Nutritional supplements, as the name suggests are
• Prescribed burns for Coconino, Kaibab today
• Around the Town: Third annual Blessing of the Animals on Sunday
• Rez water rights up for vote
• Chemical spill prompts temporary evacuation of North Country clinic Monday
• While researching breathing
• DEAR ABBY
• As they attack the Bush
• The fats you?ll be avoiding (saturated fat)
• Appointments now available for seasonal flu shots
• Hopi Leadership Program participants announced
• September 28, 1932Then-Governor Franklin Roosevelt received an enthusiastic welcome at the ranch of
• More prescribed burns on tap Wednesday for Coconino, Kaibab forests
• Man lying on tracks hit by BNSF train
• Around the Town: Celebrate pedestrian power with Flagstaff Walks!
• Closures begin at Canyon's North Rim
• Warm September only the beginning
• Up Close: Flag's 'Boomtown' roots
• For example, if you want to buy
• Most of these companies
• One was short and wide and
• Most auctions will allow
• City of Flagstaff - Back to Basics - Bond Election Information
• Areas To Visit On An Ile Maurice Travel Journey
• Many people with dysthymia also experience
• Sustainablity tip of the week: Tour sustainable homes
• Around the Town: Panel discussion focuses on forests, fire
• Teams due back on ice soon
• Prescribed burn near Williams canceled Tuesday
• Parents argue. Everyone is exhausted.
• Just say to
• The toys may be out
• Anybody who has visited
• Now, five bits of information is certainly
• Festival of Science Sept. 25
• Flu shots being given
• Sticker shock in mail
• Flagstaff History: Ticket agent absconded with $100, train tickets
• Giving them a digital voice
• At that time, all of the
• ke nu Chinese Repeating Crossbow is now FOR SALE!
• I owe it to them
• They originate from Japanese woven sandals that
• Rank Builder Review
• Live drawing demos tonight.
• Computers are one of the most
• It is. The 40
• Experts: Do flood drainage plan first
• Little new in shooting report
• Local hiker feeling heat in Canyon
• Along with the topical
• Most Condo and
• After all, lenders
• And, of course, it should
• This is an
• The maintenance schedules that they publish
• Chances are you?ll begin your
• Thankfully, going through a reputable online degree
• Around the Town: Banned Book Week begins Monday
• Flagstaff PD fires officer
• More than aspen quakin'
• They compare it
• Something was needed
• Taking that “engine analogy” one step further,
• Finding Out The Truth About The Charles Linden Scam News
• The same goes for your mind.
• I haven’t had
• If one knows
• Personally, and sadly, it
• Even though it has its
• No surprise over swimming pool
• To try and
• BLUEDG supply Chanel 2010 New Genuine Leather Handbags 46231 Yellow
• CLM Matrix Sees Continued Growth With New Financial Services Client
• We are raffling this Darcy Falk original at Saturday's Reception. Only $20 per ticket.
• So how do
• Nightmare for parents as Slipknot rock Ulster; Outrageous band in Belfast for over-the-top Odyssey d
• September 23, 1927 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Tucson in his plane, "The Spirit of St
• Around the Town: Festival of Science kicks off with Biosphere lecture
• Four lost base jumpers rescued at Little Colorado River gorge
• Hundreds ready to go solar
• But, is that all? I
• Here in Central Florida, where I
• ISCS Partners With ITS Data Services to Develop Comprehensive Change Management & Training Progr
• Folding Doors
• The blessings and joys of good health
• Choosing a shower
• Celebrate Flagstaff Walks Sept. 30-Oct.6, 2010
• Regents cut AIMS full-tuition scholarship, change rules
• With more and more
• Because of this
• Sample a cornucopia of cuisines
• Ramp closures on I-40 in Flag today, Thursday
• Fatal car crash in Winslow
• Snow on Peaks, heavy rain due
• Truck crashes through Timberline home garage
• Around the Town: International Film Series begins today at NAU
• Cyclist hit by car dies at hospital
• Fire crews to burn piles near airport today
• But what about the national interest in
• In children, thyroid disruption can
• Hopi High JROTC instructor Kevin Nance passes away
• Another transaction was
• Snow on Peaks and heavy rain due Wednesday
• Everyone is familiar with the paper
• If you follow God?s rules (commandments) you
• But what if we start
• For instance, send out a section per
• Living it up -- on the roof
• NOW AVAILABLE ON-LINE - ADOT Financial Management System (FMS)
• Truck crashes through Timberline home garage
• Brownfield Land Recycling Program-Field Day!
• If the moisture appears on
• Backpacks delivered to Western Navajo students 
• Most people don’t even realize
• Hopi reverses approval of carbon capture project
• Often long after our Amah
• 'Pete & Cleo' to premiere in Flagstaff
• So how do
• CollegeAmerica staff, students team up to keep new mom in school
• Suppose this relationship begins going
• Smoke near Peaks part of Fort Valley prescribed burn
• Guilty verdict in murder of teen
• A great and renewed sense of
• Be sure to the meats in the
• 2011 Budget to have more programmes for people
• LD2 debate set for Wednesday
• FUSD board candidate forum Oct. 6
• Inquiry into PCSOs
• Pedestrian FUTS bridge traveling through town today
• Some of the models that
• Red Rock fees in legal limbo
• If you purchase online, you can usually
• Talk by Biospherian kicks off annual science festival
• Why would they take
• From scattered, far off situated and theme
• Like most things in a multidimensional city,
• A reliable archery arrow
• Eggs- a great source
• Many married people will tell
• Public art is part of a wider regeneration
• Roald Dahl was one such
• With nearly 50,000 residents, (and
• Forest Service cancels Fort Valley prescribed burn
• Small businesses need not worry
• Remember the golf
• We decided that if we
• Whose water is it, anyway?
• Astronauts take local 'field trip'
• Typically, it takes
• Therefore, successful dealerships are looking to hire
• Even so and my strong belief
• See Thorp, J.A.
• Few things say more about the person
• Therefore, if your bathroom can be considered
• Just remember that you run the
• With the pharming scam you
• They allow the cat to balance
• Good team players
• Without a doubt, the
• They help you
• One of my clients is a talented
• Are your emails getting opened?
• An imagined consequence
• Iron it on low to medium setting.
• Too close for celestial comfort
• Flagstaff History: Men began work on new wagon road from Flag to Verde
• Classical Flagstaff: An elevated taste in music
• Prescribed burning planned near Williams
• In search of giants
• It is though, the point at which
• I will complete them in
• If your lady isn’t into the
• For a little extra money it?s
• And having dogs
• The country flourished.
• These programs will teach you leadership
• Lights, camera, action
• Fort Valley burn planned Monday
• Lava River Cave graffiti removal begins today
• One of the things I admire
• They research and compare prices, check schedules
• Up – Rutherford Wine Company Joins 100% Cork Campaign
• It is strange, unnerving, and takes some
• People who have been
• $79 Million Refinancing for The Shops at Sunset Place in Miami Arranged by HFF
• Said new version is now being tested
• Now, with the addition
• You can edit your photos either using
• County jobless rate artificially low again
• Around the Town: Ditch your car Wednesday
• Kirkpatrick: Keep tax cuts for wealthy
• When you go
• Keep list at home for
• Your goal should be to find one
• Hello Joe
• However, it is actually just as valid
• While some wholesalers
• Fire near Lake Mary contained Wednesday
• Around the Town: Monument Valley film, music, arts festival starts Friday
• South San Francisco Street closed today, Friday for paving
• Early childhood advocates gear up 'No on 302' effort
• Here are my tips for working
• It is not recommended at
• In the average person
• CollegeAmerica Staff and Students at Flagstaff Campus Band Together to Keep New Mom in School
• These are the liens in which you
• There are others like
• September 15, 1929 The tri-motored Fokker plane, "Arizonan" owned by Southwest Air Servic
• Lockett Meadow closed through rest of year
• Prescribed burn planned near Snowbowl Road
• Around the Town: Pickin' in the Pines kicks off Friday
• San Francisco Street closed Thursday, Friday for final paving
• Q: I really want
• Perhaps the greatest concern connected with
• So be it, I was their
• Register Now! Rural Transportation Summit Oct.13-15, 2010 in Litchfield Park
• Positivity in CCC 'State of the College' address
• Richard Kiel, actor, 71; Jacqueline Bisset, actress, 66; Don Was,…
• Around the Town: Wood giveaway Saturday
• Prescribed burn set near Flagstaff today
• En garde!
• In the continuing series of outlining
• Well I must say they were
• Don’t overdo it with graphics. Believe
• Ask for actual income
• A consigment thrift shop is a
• And he who loves Me will
• The Arizona Historical Society, Pioneer Museum announces: The Camp Navajo Historic Tour--A fundrais
• Navajo Code Talker Allen Dale June passes away
• Flagstaff rabies quarantine ends
• Cancer Centers of Northern AZ expands in Flagstaff
• Houck Chapter land use plan certified
• Around the Town: Grand Canyon Guitar Society announces 2010-11 season
• EarthTalk: Jury still out on modified foods
• Sustainability tip: World car-free day is Sept. 22
• Guns + bars = Confusion
• FUSD Launches Trilingual Language Academy at Mount Elden Middle School
• How to find an ethical Search Engine Marketing Company
• If you are
• It will be majestic gifts for wedding
• However you should remember to
• These do not
• Now I don’t
• There is a
• September 12, 1893 Cattlemen and farmers of Cochise County were warned to go armed at all times as
• September 13, 1926 The Tucson Landmarks Association acquires the site of the Wishing Shrine, or El
• Prescribed fire burns near Flagstaff today
• Indeed, some reusable
• At the top
• As time has passed, those
• Flagstaff History: Santa Fe diesel-driven locomotive stopped in Flag
• Heads up for Sept. 13-17
• 'Distressed' homes sink prices
• $30M and climbing
• No help for homeowners
• Images and video clips
• The muscle spindle is a tiny cellular
• It can drive our behavior, if
• But they can be
• Only recently has the
• Journal, The – Unemployment rate having more impact
• This is one
• How Do Students and Professionals Afford Their MBAs? The National
• We need to put a
• Most fibromyalgia doctors attempt to treat both
• Most of these you
• Every time you
• Pain is a necessary form of
• Injured hiker hauled 225 feet to safety
• Expert: Jackson shot from behind
• Because people loved to
• Students can choose to study
• I never saw
• Warm weather failed to heat up housing market in St. Charlea area
• Then a dolly
• A point to Rowing Machine work out Routines
• Controversy clouds 9/11 events
• Open faced helmets, Jofa pants, leather
• You can retire when you
• Leaning into the wind
• This allows logical
• She said; ?Oh, I don?t like to
• What do you need to know
• This package is
• No change in Snowbowl contract
• Project management is an essential
• Each additional truck will
• September 10, 1907 City Council passes an ordinance forbidding tuberculosis patients or other healt
• Rabies quarantine lifted in Flagstaff
• Around the Town: 9/11 remembered in Flagstaff on Saturday
• United Way launches fall campaign
• Fair turnout rebounds
• Automobile show a boost to charities
• September 1, 1921 The University of Arizona cuts board and room fees to $25.00 a month. AHS #B89692
• CCC Camp at Portal, Arizona, July 1937 Arizona Historical Society, Central Arizona Division Archiv
• Flagstaff Walks!
• September 2, 1931 Tucson dedicates the new Southern Pacific Hospital. AHS #10408
• AHS-PM Photo # 3-216 William H. Switzer Collection William H. Switzer’s 90th Birthday celeb
• September 3, 1967 Dragsters converged on Tucson for the Arizona State Drag championships at the Tuc
• Katherine Stinson was the United States’ first woman airmail pilot. Among her many achievemen
• September 4, 1857 Lt. Edward Beale arrived at the Colorado River after surveying a wagon road along
• AHS-PM Photo # 10-48 Orma Phelps Udall Collection The 1911 girls basketball squad of the Northern
• September 6, 1941 May Don, at left, was the first Chinese-American teacher hired in Tucson District
• June 28, 1866 Congress creates two cavalry units composed of African American men who would later b
• September 7, 1865 Camp McDowell was established by five companies of California Volunteers and name
• wishes everyone a happy and safe 4th of July weekend. (photo AHS#23279566)
• This is the quick and easy way,
• Carrots! Potatoes! Zucchini! All of these award-winning vegetables can be found in the Pioneer M
• P. A. Bushman Family 1931 P.A. Bushman family from Young, Az traveling via Holbrook to Pioneer Cel
• It?s generally not
• September 8, 1886 Geronimo and his band were assembled and marched from Fort Bowie to Bowie Station
• AHS-PM Photo #337-2 Collis Mayflower Collection(Sheep herders camp) This is typical of the type of
• Just write what
• Rabies quarantine in Flagstaff ends tomorrow
• Scenes from Litchfield Park in the early 1930s. The men are clearing land to plant cotton, which i
• It is essential that we
• The First Annual 2010 “Chicks with Sticks” Ladies Open sponsored by SOBE Lifewater took
• AHS's Youth Curator program hosts an opening of their exhibit "Keeping Cool: Escaping the
• Floating on air; Undemanding tillandsias are the ultimate easy-care houseplants
• As the only Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) in Northern Arizona, our mission is to provide exc
• Tucson’s first automobile was a steam-powered Locomobile built in Watertown, New York and own
• However, some programs of study
• Check out the newest version of the Movies on the Square video featuring Flagstaff Medical Center&#
• Coming this Fall! AHS is publishing an historical fiction novel about a young Hispanic girl in 187
• Nevertheless, since 1990?s, most states consider
• FMC’s Bariatric Surgery Weight Loss Center is recognized as a Bariatric Surgery Center of Exc
• Comparing aerial photos from the late 30s and early 40s with photos of today. Current aerial photog
• Out of curiosity, I
• Water bills to rise next year
• The Story of Apache May In movies and books depicting the “Wild West,” captives are oft
• Heatherwick brings his Maison Unique to IFSC; TALK OF THE TOWN
• Around the Town: Navajo Nation Fair open through Sunday
• This article showing the different flags that have flown over AZ appeared in the Tucson Citizen on
• It started out as a fad, but
• Rain slows Hobble fire near Williams
• August 30, 1912 Suffrage leaders have organized in every county and are quietly at work to produce
• Locomotive wreck. AHS-PM Photo # 6-1 Wick Thompson Collection Logging engine which bogged down a
• Suvoyuki Day, Hopi culture events begin Saturday
• 'Be Navajo' at the 2010 Navajo Nation Fair
• Around the Town: Irish writer discussion tonight
• Busy weekend for search and rescue crews
• No new vote on Snowbowl contract
• Flagstaff City Council votes 'no' on freshwater snowmaking proposal
• FREE E-Waste Recycling Event!
• FREE E-Waste Recycling Event!
• Organic veggies getting cheaper
• Recession sends mixed price signals
• Around the Town: NAU music series starts today
• Arizona Cardinals Superfans
• City's unemployed hanging tough
• Up Close: Cub reporter
• Flagstaff History: Council punted on decision to allow large animals in town for 4-H projects
• Heads up for Sept. 6-10
• Crunch time
• Woman dies in rollover on Thursday on I-40
• Lightning fire still growing near Williams
• Overton wants Snowbowl contract updated
• Commission on Diversity Awareness Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Council to Consider a Motion for Reconsideration of the Substitute Water Sale Agreement to Snowbowl
• Councilmember wants Snowbowl contract updated
• Flagstaff considered speed-trap small city
• Coconino Estates house fire causes $150K damage
• Around the Town: Traveler to perform at The Arboretum
• No drinking water for Snowbowl
• Wesbound I-40 temporary closure 19 miles east of Flagstaff
• Demo derby trophy has auto-parts pedigree
• Bird confirmed to have West Nile in Flagstaff
• Tipsy Tow offers drivers rides home this holiday
• Around the Town: Help keep Oak Creek Canyon beautiful this holiday weekend
• Still waiting for answers
• Coconino Estates fire causes $150,000 damage to home
• Flagstaff council to vote on Snowbowl water issue
• Bird tests positive for West Nile virus
• No drinking water for Snowbowl
• No FEMA help for flooded in Timberline
• Around the Town: Wine-tasting event benefits Special Olympics
• Facilities Maintenance now provides the public with customer service options
• Facilities Maintenance now provides the public with customer service options
• Bird in Flagstaff tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Flagstaff Residential Energy Efficiency Program
• Food cooker from Kohl's recalled
• Adoption event in Page Thursday
• Snowbowl meeting resumes Thursday
• I-40 work near Cosnino Road complete
• Pine Canyon files for bankruptcy protection
• 61st Coconino County Fair promises fun for all
• Native Movement sponsors Hopi Paatuwaqatsi Run
• Propane truck rolls over near Moenkopi
• Second confessed accomplice in teen murder testifies
• Vehicle crashes through school fence
• Around the Town: Free admission at Aquaplex today
• Vehicle collisions close N. Hwy. 89 temporarily
• Driver at fault in cyclist crash
• Something to crow about
• Council skeptical of drinking water proposal for Snowbowl
• Members of the public divided over Arizona Snowbowl
• EarthTalk: Newer diesel engines kinder to the environment
• Around the Town: County fair this weekend
• South Beaver Street closed beginning Tuesday
• 2nd update: North Highway 89 now open
• Suspect in Utah deputy shooting apprehended
• Flag sales still down
• Flagstaff History: Upscale eatery opened catering to tourists
• A family regroups in Arizona
• Mountain bike racers raise $7,000 for St. Mary's Food Bank
• Man in vehicle fatality at South Rim identified
• Student cyclist struck, not seriously hurt
• New superintendent for Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
• Finger-lickin' bad
• Climbing cousin scales Everest
• FMPO Technical Advisory Committee Agenda Materials
• Flagstaff City Council Special Meeting
• Flagstaff Aquaplex 2 Year Anniversary - Bring a can of food on Tuesday and receive free admission
• Kane County Deputy killed during foot pursuit
• Flash flood warning for Snowbowl Road, Hart Prairie
• Around the Town: Flagstaff Open Studios returns
• Primaries yield few surprises in Coconino, Navajo counties
• Midgley Bridge suicide briefly closes 89A
• Around the Town: Journalist visits Williams, Canyon to promote book about Harvey
• Sedona woman found dead off Schnebly Hill Road
• Around the Town: Take an interpretive hike or walk this week
• Man dies in car crash at South Rim
• Long-awaited northern Arizona shooting range site acquired
• Acclaimed Navajo artist donates mural to Williams
• NAU Art Museum opens print exhibition
• New NNDOT Complex one step closer to reality
• Local store deals in authentic, antique Native arts
• Discover Hyundai dealership opens in Flagstaff
• Plans for Navajo casinos go forward
• Kayenta Chapter awarded LGA certification
• Glendale man killed by train Friday night
• Around the Town: Flagstaff Public Library book sale Saturday
• Accident on Highway 180 leaves one person in critical condition
• Lake Powell ruled mussel-free
• Recovering addicts unwelcome in Univ. Heights
• EarthTalk: Testing for disease may cause more sickness
• Sustainability Tip: Using and making natural bug repellent
• Return to dominance?
• Flagstaff History: I-40 between Ash Fork and Kingman was approved
• Flagstaff prep sports in flux
• 'Prairie' packs 'em in
• Flagstaff High flood delays first day of school
• Pipeline damage: $1M
• Unsung camp heroes
• Restoring Picture Canyon's waterway
• Arizona Cardinals cancel morning practice
• Prescribed burn meeting in Williams next week
• Pump prices reverse course statewide
• Around the Town: Zuni art talks Saturday at Walnut Canyon
• Pump prices trend lower statewide
• Construction on the Picture Canyon Meander Restoration Project on the Rio de Flag
• Property bought for shooting range near Flagstaff
• Around the town: Climb to Conquer Cancer on Snowbowl Road Saturday
• City water rates to go up next year
• Chevelon Butte school board member appointed
• Downed power line, car crash during storm
• Restoration construction begins at Picture Canyon
• Permanent flood relief planning in works
• Heavy rain Tuesday misses burn area
• Navajo Nation urges Flagstaff Council to disapprove Snowbowl water contract
• Tuba City networking meeting scheduled
• Kelty appointed as new FUSD superintendent
• Tuba City hospital parking limited due to construction
• Property purchased for shooting range near Walnut Canyon
• Around the Town: Children's Music and Arts Fest at Wheeler Saturday
• Flash-flood watch issued for Schultz fire burn area
• Arizona Cardinals move afternoon practice indoors
• Milton northbound lanes reopened at the underpass
• Southside improvement project moves to Beaver
• Hiker rescued from Sycamore Canyon
• Around the Town: Film Festival celebrates Highway 179 completion
• Page pet shelter over capacity
• Timberline barriers hold
• EarthTalk: Dairy vs. Soy
• Up Close: Tanks for the memories
• Southside improvement project moves to Beaver Street this week
• Soon to be released! The Public Review Draft of the City’s New Zoning Code
• Come be a part of the Regional Plan 2012
• 50 Miles of FUTS Summer Celebration Still Going Strong
• 100 homes in Timberline area without power
• Arizona Cardinals move afternoon practice indoors
• Sustainability Tip of the Week: Dorm Living 101: 'Green' Tips
• Flagstaff History: Train wreck killed one, injured five
• July home sales sink
• Former victim: You don't have to take domestic violence
• A survivor offers testimony
• Countywide team backs first responders
• NAU researcher lifting the lid on squids
• Aroudn the Town: Job fair at Flagstaff Project Connect Saturday
• I-40 ramp closures set for today, Saturday
• Sorters stuck by 'recycled' syringes
• New Belgium back with scaled-back beer-and-bike fest
• Pine Canyon on financial ropes
• Around the Town: Sedona film festival features 'Please Give' Tuesday
• Slash pile burns continue on Coconino National Forest
• City Council Open House at Public Works Yard
• Pine Canyon set to file for bankruptcy protection
• Free admission at all Flagstaff national monuments
• Three finalists announced for Flagstaff City Attorney
• Aquaplex closes Monday for maintenance
• Searchers find lost mushroom hunters
• Around the Town: Animal rescue roundup at Killip on Aug. 21
• Grand Canyon rafters rescued by Park Service
• Graffiti mars lava cave
• First, bite their heads off
• Fort Defiance man gets 4 1/2 years in prison
• Fewer trash bins in Timberline, Doney
• Citizen's Police Academy starts Sept. 8
• Around the Town: Poetry reading at Uptown Billiards
• Free entry at Canyon, other parks this weekend
• It rained, they poured
• Swimming banned at Slide Rock State Park
• Project finds booze, teens never far away
• Turquoise Ranch considered for residential development
• Navajo candidates to vie for 24-delegate Council
• 'Move It, Lock it, or Lose It'
• Burrito Burger open in Flagstaff
• Navajo women, artists honored at Navajo Festival
• Aug. 13 is final day to request early ballot
• Second escaped inmate caught
• Swimming closed at Slide Rock
• Bats: King of the night commuters
• This week in Flagstaff History: County opened new courthouse
• Smallest kids are biggest fans at Cardinals training camp
• Man hit by train in downtown Flag dies
• Slash piles slated for ignition this weekend
• Flood mitigation efforts resume over burn area
• Forest officials close Cinder Lake area
• 2009 Municipal Greenhouse Gas Emission Report is Complete!
• 2009 Municipal Greenhouse Gas Emission Report is Complete!
• Wattle station closing; Flood assistance center still open
• Sen. McCain to make appearance at Cards' Saturday morning practice
• Around the Town: Prelude to Open Studios opens Saturday
• Wrong-way driver killed in I-17 collision
• Man rescued after falling over edge of Canyon
• I-40 ramp closures continue today
• Street alcoholic hit by car dies
• Builders welcome waivers
• Interstate ramp closures continue early Friday morning, Saturday
• Hart attack
• I-40 ramp closures continue today
• Flood volunteer: 'I had to give back'
• Navajo Nation declares state of emergency
• Around the town: Historic walking tours return to downtown
• Williams gets weatherization grants
• I-40 ramp closures today, tomorrow
• More prescribed fires planned for today
• More work planned for I-40 near Cosnino Road
• Prison term for assault with bat on Navajo Nation
• Just announced... the 2009 City of Flagstaff Annual Report on Sustainability is available!
• Pile burns slated for west Flag today
• Detour to Cinder Hills OHV Area in place
• Flooding puts utility lines at risk
• Just announced... the 2009 City of Flagstaff Annual Report on Sustainability is available!
• Artist to Sign Flagstaff Centennial Mural
• Flagstaff Fire Department Prescribed Pile Burn on 8-4-2010
• Flooding in Polacca prompts emergency declaration
• Snowbowl project endorsed by city water commission
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for northeast of Flagstaff
• FFD plans pile burns for Wednesday
• Golf courses fight water rate increase
• Around the Town: Navajo Festival comes to MNA this weekend
• Shultz Fire/Flood Information Center Now Open
• EarthTalk: Locally produced food becoming more readily available
• Sustainability Tip: Five climate-smart decisions
• Trouble begins to surface
• Heavy rain causes flooding in Wupatki Trails, Doney Park, Sunset Crater Estates
• Arizona Cardinals move morning practice indoors
• This Week in Flagstaff History: Winslow was flooded when dike broke
• One insurer makes exception, covers flood damage
• Hard hit Timberline family still in limbo
• Homeowners mull flood options
• Cloudburst hammers Flagstaff
• Significant Rainfall and Flooding in the City of Flagstaff
• Mohave County Prison Escapees Last Seen in Flagstaff
• A respite from the rain
• Staying power?
• Highway 89 reopened as runoff subsides
• Fire ban lifted on Sedona Fire District
• Around the Town: Free immunizations at the Back to School Health Fair
• Rain outlook bad for Schultz flood area
• Panel backs selling water to Snowbowl
• Temporary interstate ramp closures scheduled
• The National Weather Service is predicting an enhanced risk of heavy rainfall and flooding
• Red Cross opens shelter at Flagstaff Middle School
• Flash flood warning lifted; Risk continues into next week
• City panel meets on snowmaking tonight
• Around the town: Game and fish offers hunting preview on Tuesday
• In Flag, some feel vindicated
• All schools in FUSD up to par
• Judge Blocks SB1070
• Judge blocks main provisions of SB1070
• Concerts in the Park canceled on account of rain
• Domestic violence on rise
• The Milligans and their bricks
• Corporation Commission candidate forum today
• Heavy rains cause only minor flooding
• Around the Town: Flagstaff area monuments host cultural demonstrations
• Body found near Flagstaff Mall identified
• Pile burns this week on Coconino forest
• A history in stone uncovered
• Flash flood warning for Timberline lifted
• Injured hiker retrieved from closed trail on Mount Elden
• Hopi Veterans Center hosts campaign night
• MNA collections center built 'green to the core'
• Slash piles targeted for ignition beginning Wednesday
• 124 homes below burn report damage
• Flagstaff's May sales fail to turn corner
• Generator failure prompted plane's emergency landing
• Man dies in fall from overlook near Page
• Prescribed fires on tap this week for Kaibab
• Lane closures on I-40 scheduled this week
• Body found near mall still not identified
• Around the Town: Celebrate pioneer lifestyle at festival this weekend
• Flagstaff hit by deluge while Doney Park escapes
• A princess goes to her kingdom
• Flagstaff Sustainability Program 2009 Year in Review
• Hopi Council approves carbon capture storage project
• Consortium fires up information exchange
• Volunteers, residents help heal Timberline, Doney Park
• Flood advisory issued for Flagstaff, southern portions of county
• EarthTalk: Wildflowers continue to bloom earlier
• Five injured in emergency landing at Pulliam
• Around the Town: FSO presents Summer Sunday Chamber Concerts
• Sustainability Tip: Conservation at work
• Helping old giants live with fire
• Man charged with murder in Sunnyside death
• Man dies in fall from Horseshoe Bend Overlook
• Flagstaff runways reopen after Sunday emergency landing
• Five injured in emergency landing at Pulliam
• Volunteers turn out en masse
• Flagstaff History: Flagstaff added its fourth television signal
• Ranchers new champions of sustainability
• Flagstaff's flower gardeners provide visual delight
• Snowbowl construction postponed
• Flood relief picks up pace
• 'Alien outhouses' resurface
• Residents should report flood damage
• Wind farm deal inked
• New Flag postmaster gets baptism by fire
• Fall victim rescued near Bear Canyon
• Broken waterline cuts Flagstaff water pressure
• Around the Town: Law enforcement blood drive set for next week
• Jump right in or register?
• Up against the wall
• City Council meeting to include public comment on proposed increase in water/wastewater rates&fe
• Special Water Commission meeting to review a possible amendment to the Snowbowl Agreement
• Broken water line reduces Flagstaff water pressure
• Around the Town: Gem, mineral show at Radisson this weekend
• Recovery at hand, but a slow one
• Cleaning up Timberline flood together
• To avoid mold, dry it fast
• Broken waterline adds to runoff
• More heavy rain in forecast
• Victim falls into flooded wash
• Juniper fire on Kaibab allowed to burn
• Around the Town: ADOT seeks school supplies for students
• Interstate 40 ramp closures this week
• Mudflows below the Schultz fire inundate houses, block roads, clog culverts
• Arizona girl killed by flash flood
• Girl, 12, found dead in Timberline floodwaters
• Timberline flood update: Highway 89 has re-opened
• Timberline residents dig out
• Information from Coconino County on Flooding Issues
• County to apply for disaster relief
• Flood cleanup gathers steam
• Kaibab 1st with road closures
• Around the Town: Fundraiser locks up local 'outlaws'
• Lightning ignites six fires on Coconino National Forest
• Coconino, Kaibab to end fire restrictions
• Lone Tree project due new owner
• Up Close: Flag man collects history in the mail
• Cornfields Chapter granted certification
• 61st Annual MNA Navajo Festival
• U.S. Attorney: SB1070 ‘confusing, unfunded and unworkable’
• I-40 ramp closures this week
• Timberline flooding update: Girl washed away; Hwy. 89 remains closed
• Arizona Cardinals Training Camp in Flagstaff
• Beginners Bird Walk (Hosted by the Northern Arizona Audubon Society)
• EarthTalk: Wind turbines cleaner, even with gas motors
• Sustainability Tip of the Week: What happens to recycled tires
• Roofers cash in on big winter
• Heerding resigns from FUSD governing board
• Lightning-caused fires reported on Coconino National Forest
• Flagstaff Residential Energy Efficiency Program
• Phone Book Recycling at the MRF!
• 50 Miles of FUTS Website Now Online
• Jay Lively Activity Center Donations
• Be a Part of 1st Annual Waste Tire Round-Up
• City of Flagstaff seeks volunteers to serve on two newly created task forces.
• Be a Part of 1st Annual Waste Tire Round-Up
• Donations to help offset the City’s legal cost to opposing SB1070
• This week in Flagstaff History: Lunar eclipse studied under ideal conditions
• Special Report: Kachina Village homeowner on verge of losing it all
• Foreclosure prevention counseling offered
• Planes go on patrol
• Two-vehicle accidentsends four to FMC
• Cultural grants worth $289,000 awarded to Flagstaff nonprofits
• Lightning ignites fires on Kaibab
• Page road project slated for August completion
• Knitting group keeps members in stitches
• Knee-deep in the Big Muddy
• Around the Town: Walk a Celtic Mile on FUTS Sunday
• House near Williams destroyed by fire
• Fall victim former Virginia prosecutor
• Wahweap Overlook reopened at Lake Powell
• Changes in health laws perplexing
• Navajo soldier killed in Afghanistan
• At least the DQ is hiring
• Murder-suicide in LeChee claims two
• Around the Town: North Country HealthCare expansion breaks ground
• Have horses turned corner?
• I-40 ramp closures today
• ICE in town rounding up illegal immigrant fugitives
• Snowmaking approval disappoints reservation residents
• Fire quickly doused on Campbell Mesa east of Flagstaff
• 77th Annual Hopi festival highlights July 4th weekend
• New Hyundai dealership to open in August
• Slide Rock closed to swimming
• Slide Rock State Park swimming resumes
• I-40 road work begins today
• I-40 ramps to close
• Counselor: Teen job outlook 'troubling'
• Around the Town: Summer Soirée set for Saturday
• Teens: We're ready to take almost anything
• More re-openings following Schultz fire
• Around the Town: Two evening lectures in July at Riordan Mansion
• Human-caused fire put out on Campbell Mesa
• Nominate a beautiful garden in Flag area
• New Hyundai dealership set for W. Route 66
• Body found below Moran Point at Grand Canyon
• Landscape holds remnants of Flagstaff's railroad past
• To volunteer or learn more
• Man accused of Hardy fire now faces felony charges
• No flooding below fire
• High winds could complicate Arizona wildfire containment efforts
• Arizona fire partly contained but still burning
• Flagstaff Graduates Don Caps and Gowns at June 26 Commencement Ceremony
• Independence Day Festival
• Memorial Star Fest
• NAU Earth Day Celebration
• I Love My Southwest Community!
• Mesa Police Department News - June 22, 2009
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Fourth of July Parade
• Memorial Star Fest
• FLAGSTAFF LAUNCHES SEASON FOR PEACE AND NONVIOLENCE WITH BENEFIT CONCERT
• Local Spiritual Community Has a New Name
• Penstemon Festival
• Flagstaff Music Festival
• Massage Envy Flagstaff featured in Everyday with Rachael Ray Magazine
• Massage Envy Partners with the Nation’s First Alternative Medicine PPO
• Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival
• Massage Envy Flagstaff Bats 1000
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Winterfest Star Fest
• DeBarge Plea Agreement
• Join other Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• New Real Estate Blog Announced
• RSVP seeks older adults to volunteer at Grand Canyon Trust
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• HomeGain Opens Free Home Listing Feature To All HomeGain Agents
• Indoor Air Quality Seminar
• "The Secret" is No Secret at One Local Church
• 8 Steps To Happiness With Western Buddhist Nun Kelsang Chandra
• Drumming Circle for Personal, Communal and Planetary Healing
• Sweat Your Prayers
• Lysistrata
• The Meditations - Show

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