The Dry Lake Wind Project, recently completed south of Holbrook, is similar to the proposed Grapevine Canyon Wind Project 22 miles southwest of Flagstaff. The Dry Lake Wind Project currently consists of 30 turbines, each more than 400 feet tall. Photo by Theresa Bierer

"Movies on the Square," a weekly event in downtown Flagstaff during the summer, is a big draw for both local residents and tourists alike. Photo by Jeff Saville

Pete Wolff of Gold Wolff Jewelers is a member of FIBA. Photo by Mike Bielecki

John Doskicz is the owner of Vertical Relief, an indoor climbing gym in Flagstaff. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Marc Chopin is chairman of the NACET board of directors and a founding member of that group's Northern Arizona Angels, which introduces early stage technology companies to potential investors. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Wyatt Brown is principal of Density Investments, a company that uses shipping containers and a unique building system to construct homes on infill property in Flagstaff. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Alex Ham, who owns WineStyles with his wife Peggy, at one time was a weekly commuter to Los Angeles while living in Northern Arizona. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Grand Canyon Harley Davidson in Bellemont. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Bill Calloway, plant manager for Purina in Flagstaff, said the newly completed expansion to the company's facility has allowed or more production and storage capacity. Photo by Mike Bielecki

Chef Scott Heinonen, along with his cousin Kevin Heinonen, is slated to open The Tinderbox Kitchen on South San Francisco Street next month. Photo by Mike Bielecki