The Coconino County Community Development Department is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to sign and lighting codes as it updates the County’s zoning ordinances. “The County’s zoning ordinances haven’t received a comprehensive update since 1981, although many amendments have … [Read more...] about County Begins Revisions of Sign and Lighting Codes
NAU Conference: Economy Still Sluggish, Some Positive Signs
In Flagstaff, the housing market is recovering, retail sales continue to improve and Northern Arizona University’s enrollment is increasing – all signs of a growing economy. But nationally, many had hoped the situation would be stronger by now. Northern Arizona University economist Ron Gunderson, … [Read more...] about NAU Conference: Economy Still Sluggish, Some Positive Signs
Free Hearing Test and Re-Branded Aids
Consumers are often confused about why some offices offer free hearing tests and why some do not. The variable is whether or not the provider of the service is contracted with Medicare. Hearing aid dispensers are not able to bill insurance for the screenings they do; therefore, they can offer free … [Read more...] about Free Hearing Test and Re-Branded Aids
Election Results
Mayor Jerry Nabours has beat his challenger Jamey Hasapis, with a comfortable margin; Nabours will keep his seat as Flagstaff Mayor for another term. For the U.S. Congress, Ann Kirkpatrick beat Andy Tobin and will maintain her spot in the house. In the Flagstaff City Council race, Celia Barotz … [Read more...] about Election Results
Election Results Being Tallied
The Coconino County Recorder's office is in the process of tallying votes. Of the 70,719 registered voters in the county, 19,811 ballots were cast for today's election, meaning voter turnout was just above 28 percent. None of the 71 precincts have totals to report, but FBN will bring post results … [Read more...] about Election Results Being Tallied
Arizona Snowbowl Being Sold
In a landmark announcement yesterday, Colorado’s Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort and Arizona Snowbowl announced they have entered into an agreement to sell 100% of their respective ski areas to James Coleman, managing partner at Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort and Pajarito Mountain Ski Area of New … [Read more...] about Arizona Snowbowl Being Sold
Business After 5 Networking Mixer
November 20, 2014 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Please join the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce and Flagstaff Buick GMC for the final 2014 "Business After 5" networking mixer this November 20th! Mingle with friends, colleagues, & prospective new clients in this beautiful hotel. … [Read more...] about Business After 5 Networking Mixer
Family Dollar Making Holidays Brighter
In-store giving campaign to provide funds to Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona Every year, nearly 4 million young people are served by Boys & Girls Clubs. To celebrate these extraordinary efforts, Family Dollar Stores, Inc. (NYSE: FDO) announced that it is partnering with Boys & … [Read more...] about Family Dollar Making Holidays Brighter
Free men’s health screenings in Flagstaff – Nov. 8
Men are invited to a specialized health screening from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Nov. 8, in the Physicians and Surgeons Office Building located at 77 W. Forest Ave. To make an appointment, call 928-773-2438. The free event includes a prostate screening, hearing screening, colon cancer awareness … [Read more...] about Free men’s health screenings in Flagstaff – Nov. 8
Clearing the Air at National Parks
"Class 1" national parks and wildlife areas in the Southwest that would be affected by the EPA's plan to reduce emissions from some Arizona plants. Chiricahua National Monument, Arizona • Chiricahua Wilderness, Arizona • Galiuro Wilderness, Arizona • Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona • … [Read more...] about Clearing the Air at National Parks
