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Spotlight Video: Arizona Snowbowl

By jsaville on December 12, 2011 in Video Spotlight

Arizona Snowbowl has really geared up for this season. New snow-cats, upgraded facilities in each of the lodges and so much more. For more information log-on to www.arizonasnowbowl.com

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FBN SPOTLIGHT

February 8, 2019

World Traveler Builds Career Out of Sending Clients on Vacation

Monika Leuenberger loves what she does and does what she loves. Her expansive world is all about travel. Having sojourned to more than 20 countries (she has lost count), this Switzerland-born wanderlust, travel advisor and co-owner of Avenues of the World Travel has tips and suggestions for situations you would not dream of happening and back-up support for when they do. “Several years ago, we traveled to New Zealand via Flagstaff to LA. On our flight back, we landed at the LA airport and our flight was cancelled back to Flagstaff,” said Bob Golub, a retired teacher and non-profit administrator. “Monika had been monitoring our return and saw the Flagstaff airport alert. She called us immediately with three options: schedule a flight back to Phoenix; rent a car and drive; or stay in Los Angeles and she would plan things for us to do.” Golub said he and his wife decided to drive back from Los Angeles. “Monika suggested she rent us a car equipped with GPS.

COLUMNISTS

February 18, 2019

Celebrating Accomplishments; Planning for Future Success at NAU

Having celebrated the end of 2018 and the achievements of more than 2,800 fall Lumberjack graduates, Northern Arizona University is looking to make 2019 another exceptional year. However, before we get too far ahead of ourselves, I would like to thank Flagstaff and all the communities of Northern Arizona for your assistance and support.

February 16, 2019

Freezing Your Tush Off, Literally

You’ve seen the commercials with the before-and-after photos, but can you really freeze the fat away? The simple answer is, yes.

February 15, 2019

Honey Pot Ants Colonizing Sweet Collaboration at Museum

Honey pot ants get their name from the swollen amber-colored belly full of sweet nectar that has been sustaining the colony, desert predators and even people for centuries on the Colorado Plateau. World-renowned ant expert Gary Alpert, Ph.

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