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Flagstaff Airport Officials Aiming to Land More Airlines
Flagstaff airport officials are facing headwinds in their efforts to lure airlines and more travel routes to Flagstaff Pulliam Airport. They have been working to bring additional service to Flagstaff one year after United Airlines discontinued its flights between Flagstaff and Denver. American Airlines is the sole air carrier serving Flagstaff, with up to eight […]
Lowe’s Foundation Grant to Help CCC Students Develop Skills in Trades
Construction. Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning. Electrical. Plumbing. Flagstaff and Coconino County are struggling with the same issues facing the country: Not enough skilled workers are replacing the current workforce retiring out of their professions, not to mention the growth of the area, increasing the overall demand for skilled workers in the trades. Thanks to a […]
Legendary Navajo Rug on Display in Winslow
One of the world’s largest Navajo rugs is back home in Winslow after changing hands seven times and disappearing for decades, including being stored in a pickup truck in Flagstaff. The magnificent Hubbell-Joe Rug is on display at Winslow’s Affeldt Mion Museum. An exhibit of the 86-year-old rug opened Sept. 2 at the museum, housed […]
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Homebrewers Across the Four Corners Region Rely on Adam Harrington
If you’ve ever had the gut feeling that fermented food is good for you, you’re right. Recent studies have shown that kimchi, tepache, cider and sourdough are healthy for the tummy and surprisingly, even a beer a day can be beneficial. What’s really cool is these are all do-it-yourself (DIY) nutriments, and High Altitude Homebrew […]
A Life of Connections and Pathways
Sharon Tewksbury-Bloom’s life seems to be all about pathways. Founder of Bloom Facilitation, she helps businesses and organizations find ways to connect to create a positive impact. She also is an avid hiker with the goal of finishing the 800-mile Arizona Trail by this time next year. And, as a two-time bone marrow donor, she […]
Arizona Mountain Inn Nurtures Love, Inspires Dreams
Twenty-five years ago, newlyweds Brian and Mary Bostwick spent their honeymoon at Arizona Mountain Inn & Cabins on Valentine’s Day. During that time, they fell in love with Northern Arizona and vowed to someday make it their home. Later that year, they did. “We were both in the technology industry and my husband, Brian, had […]
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How to Manage Knee Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease and is the most common joint disorder in the United States. Approximately 10% of men and 13% of women aged 60 or older suffer from symptomatic knee OA. Knees with OA undergo pathological changes including loss of cartilage, formation of bone spurs, inflammation of the tissue lining the […]
Mountain Sports Flagstaff: Nurturing a Legacy of Community and Conservation
As I hike amidst the largest ponderosa pine forest in the world, taking in the natural beauty of Flagstaff, I can’t help but reflect on the rich history and enduring legacy of my family business, Mountain Sports Flagstaff. Our iconic Patagonia store, nestled in the heart of the historic downtown, has not only been a […]
Gratitude vs. Appreciation: Tips to Create a More Joyful Life
Many people use gratitude and appreciation interchangeably. There is a difference between the vibrational feelings of gratitude and appreciation. Gratitude is being thankful and can come from a place of fear or lack by overcoming a struggle. You are happy to be over that struggle. Even when it is over, the energy lingers. Love and […]
Understanding the Finances of Hearing Healthcare
Studies show that the average timespan from a person realizing they have trouble with their hearing to finally seeking help is seven years. One of the biggest reasons people wait is concern about cost. Information about hearing aids varies widely online and insurance benefits can be difficult to navigate. But taking care of your ears […]
The History of Christmas Trees
Every year around this time, the holiday season begins in earnest for Warner’s Nursery, as our Christmas trees arrive. It’s really rewarding to help families find that perfect tree that will be the centerpiece of their holiday décor. But have you ever wondered about why our decorations are centered around having a tree in our […]
