Arizona’s smallest town geographically is Tusayan, at the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Since being incorporated four years ago, some in the town leadership have been working to change the culture of the municipality, which borders one of the world’s seven natural wonders. The most recent effort is … [Read more...] about Changing a Name For a Town’s Evolution
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Homebuyer Presentation Tonight
People interested in buying a home are invited to attend a homebuyer class. Attendees will learn about obtaining a home loan, as well as learning about the benefits of owning compared to renting. Sponsors include Tess Sage-Robinson of Suburban Mortgage, Findlay, Sylvie Stuart of Keller Williams … [Read more...] about Homebuyer Presentation Tonight
Locals Spreading Message of Peace
When was the last time you walked into a coffee shop and enjoyed a cup of coffee that someone had already paid for? An opportunity for such a treat began here in Flagstaff on May 1st when the White Dove Coffee Shop on 7th Avenue in East Flagstaff and Cedar House Coffee Shop at 2009 East Cedar … [Read more...] about Locals Spreading Message of Peace
Shedding ‘Poverty with a View’ Reputation
Northern Arizona residents nod in agreement when they hear a friend or colleague sigh, “Oh, Flagstaff, it’s ‘poverty with a view.’” The favorite Northern Arizona colloquialism is shared by many as a sort of badge of courage for choosing to live in Flagstaff when they could be living elsewhere where … [Read more...] about Shedding ‘Poverty with a View’ Reputation
Page Springs Cellars Celebrating 10 Years
Page Springs Cellars is hosting what is sure to be the state’s most vibrant and entertaining wine and music festival this year. Taking the place of the winery’s extremely popular annual fall Harvest Festival and in celebration of Page Springs’ 10th Anniversary, the Tilted Earth Wine and Music … [Read more...] about Page Springs Cellars Celebrating 10 Years
Alpine Pedaler Starting Third Season
Alpine Pedaler is kicking off its third season with a party Sunday at Mother Road Brewery. A Chamber Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be followed with food by Satchmo's, beer, live music by John Carpino and free rides on all three Pedalers. The public is invited at 5:30 p.m. Owner Brett Mierendorf … [Read more...] about Alpine Pedaler Starting Third Season
Goodwill Expanding in Northern Arizona
Goodwill Industries of Northern Arizona has become a standout nationwide. The Goodwill operation became the third ever to receive a $910,000 low-interest loan from Goodwill Industries International through funding from the Annie E. Casey, Kresge, and Ford Foundations, allowing them to accelerate … [Read more...] about Goodwill Expanding in Northern Arizona
Basque Sheepherder House as Social Hub
Constructed in a bygone era when more than a dozen sheep companies were headquartered in Flagstaff, the dilapidated Tourist Home building on South San Francisco Street is about to undergo a major transformation. In a collaborative effort to revitalize yet preserve the former Basque sheepherder … [Read more...] about Basque Sheepherder House as Social Hub
The Peaks Hiring New Executive Director
The Peaks, a premier senior living community in Flagstaff, is announcing the appointment of Valerie James Hunter as executive director for the skilled nursing facility, effective immediately. The appointment was announced by Craig Edinger, vice president of senior living & health care, The … [Read more...] about The Peaks Hiring New Executive Director
Yelton Leaving NACET
Northern Arizona Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology’s Board of Directors announces the departure of current President and CEO Russ Yelton. Yelton has been at NACET since June of 2009. Yelton and the NACET team established a leading incubation program with 26 participating companies … [Read more...] about Yelton Leaving NACET