It’s November and Annie Sharp and Holly Jones could not be more thrilled. “We love the holiday season – it’s just fun!” said Jones. “We love to be a part of other people’s celebrations!” added Sharp. After a vintage and specialized wedding- and event-packed September and October, the celebratory … [Read more...] about One Hundred Chairs Owners on the Edge of Their Seats with Holiday Excitement
Showing Love to Your Inner Drill Sergeant
She may not show up in combat boots, but I’m guessing your inner drill sergeant is on constant alert, standing by with marching orders, especially during the holidays. And she’s probably relentless. As we are giving thanks this month for all our blessings and the wonderful people in our lives, let’s … [Read more...] about Showing Love to Your Inner Drill Sergeant
Purina is Striving to Keep People and Pets Together through Crisis
If leaving an abusive situation means leaving a beloved pet behind, many people won’t do it. In fact, according to a study (by Carlisle-Frank, Frank and Nielsen), 48% of domestic abuse survivors delay leaving because they can’t take their pets with them. However, Purina is striving to change that. … [Read more...] about Purina is Striving to Keep People and Pets Together through Crisis
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, … [Read more...] about How to Manage Knee Osteoarthritis
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, … [Read more...] about Mountain Sports Flagstaff: Nurturing a Legacy of Community and Conservation
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 … [Read more...] about Gratitude vs. Appreciation: Tips to Create a More Joyful Life
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 … [Read more...] about Understanding the Finances of Hearing Healthcare
Coconino County Encourages a Constellation of Dark Skies Support
Coconino County, home of Flagstaff, the world’s first International Dark-Sky City, has long been a leading player in recognizing the value of and protecting dark skies. For District 3 Coconino County Supervisor Matt Ryan, there were significant times in the past couple of decades that prompted … [Read more...] about Coconino County Encourages a Constellation of Dark Skies Support
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 … [Read more...] about The History of Christmas Trees
A Postcard from Camp Colton
Winnie Hanseth says, “If they ask me for anything, I’d do it.” “They” refers to Friends of Camp Colton, non-profit partner with the Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) that operates the environmental education facility and program that has hosted 47,000 students in 52 years. Winnie and … [Read more...] about A Postcard from Camp Colton
