A second Navajo casino is coming to the Flagstaff area after the tribe secured legal authority to build a gaming hall on a 13.79-acre site northeast of the city. The casino is planned on property that was home to Horsemen Lodge steakhouse since 1975 … [Read More...] about Navajo Nation Plans Casino on Northeast Edge of Flagstaff
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Flagstaff Has its Own MONOPOLY Board Game
Can you take a ride on the Santa Fe Railway, advance to Wheeler Park or purchase the Flagstaff Mall? The answer is “maybe” from the tight-lipped folks at Top Trumps USA who are unveiling MONOPOLY: Flagstaff Edition at 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 22, near JC Penney inside the mall. From Mediterranean Avenue to Boardwalk, “almost […]
‘Super Bowl for the Cowboy World’
On a cold autumn morning, the quiet of the sprawling plains on Babbitt Ranches pulses to life with the pounding hooves of cattle and horses racing toward Tin House Camp. Shipping Day, also known as Fall Works, is a time-honored scene out of the Old West. Cowboys ride herd from all directions, bringing in cattle […]
Tribal Leaders Address Economic Development, Environmental Challenges, Cultural Preservation at State Legislature
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren said it was great to see tribes come together for the 30th annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day on Jan. 15 at the state capital. Hundreds of tribal members attended the event for a record turnout as tribal leaders shared their views and needs with legislators. Vendors included representatives […]
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Andy Auteri Promotes Quality of Life at The Bluffs
Landing your dream job in one of your favorite cities is something many wish for. And, for Andy Auteri, the executive director at The Bluffs of Flagstaff Senior Living, that wish has come true. For 15 years, Auteri and his wife, Tess, lived in Phoenix and would visit Flagstaff often to get out of the […]
Arizona Wine Country Visionary Takes Guests Behind the Scenesv
A painting of a viticulturist’s life goes far beyond the picturesque rows of groomed vines and trellises that eventually produce an alluring glass of fine wine. Behind the surface is a palette of backbreaking labor, stress and long hours. Just like any farmer, or in this case, winegrower, the elements of nature determine your workday. From […]
Cutting Edge: Mikal Antunez Blends Style, Humor and Heritage at D-Luxe Barbershop
Mikal Antunez mixes modern haircuts, fun conversation and his Yavapai Apache culture to come up with a successful business blend at D-luxe Barbershop in downtown Flagstaff. Antunez is known for his “modern fades,” which means keeping the hair longer on the top and having a smooth transition with the rest of the hair. He said […]
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Can Hearing Loss Be Fixed?
After being diagnosed with hearing loss, many patients ask, “Can it be fixed?” While the question is simple, the answer can be quite complicated. It depends on multiple factors. For the majority of patients, the answer is, unfortunately, no. However, there are certain situations when medical intervention can help. Being aware of when a hearing […]
Health First Foundation Grant Helps Dental Days Bring Free Dental Care to Northern Arizona
Access to dental care can be a challenge for many adults in Northern Arizona, especially for those without adequate insurance or the financial means to pay out-of-pocket for services. This challenge is what the Dental Days program aims to address – by offering mobile, no-cost dental clinics, Dental Days is helping to bridge the gap […]
NAU Prioritizing Community Engagement
Rima and I are truly thankful to be part of this incredible community and proud to call ourselves Lumberjacks. Every day, we witness your passion for Flagstaff and the greater Northern Arizona region. Your dedication to making this a remarkable place to live and work inspires us and motivates our work at NAU. A shared […]
Prescott Frontier Days Announces 2025 World’s Oldest Rodeo Ticket Sales, Women in Rodeo Theme
Prescott Frontier Days, Inc., is proud to announce that tickets for the highly anticipated 2025 World’s Oldest Rodeo will go on sale on March 17. The event, scheduled to take place from June 30 to July 6, 2025, promises to deliver another thrilling week of rodeo action, drawing fans from across the globe to Prescott. […]
How New Mortgage Technology is Helping Buyers Navigate the Challenging Housing Market
Housing affordability has become a significant concern for many, especially for first-time homebuyers. In the United States, the median home price has surged, making it challenging for many to enter the housing market. According to a top publisher, as of October 2024, there were approximately 30 renters for every available home for sale, a sharp […]