Members of the Sechrist family joined in a Flagstaff Medical Center celebration on Thursday, Sept. 29, that honored the late Charles W. Sechrist, M.D., who started the hospital as a 25-bed facility 80 years ago with just two physicians. “It was nothing short of a miracle. My grandparents arrived … [Read more...] about FMC Celebrates 80 Years of Care, Milestones, Pioneering Doctors
Did you know Oct. 19 is BRA Day?
Plastic Surgeons of Northern Arizona wants you to know that Wednesday, Oct. 19 is Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day. Breast reconstruction is an important part of the journey for women battling breast cancer. For many, it restores a sense of wholeness by recreating what cancer has taken. … [Read more...] about Did you know Oct. 19 is BRA Day?
Keeping Deductions in Mind
The extension deadline will be here before you know it! As you are preparing your taxes, here are a few things that taxpayers tend to overlook: Medical Expenses I would say the biggest deduction not included is medical expenses. It is almost impossible to itemize medical expenses on the … [Read more...] about Keeping Deductions in Mind
Five Estate Planning Questions to Ask About Real Estate
Preparing your estate in advance is one of the greatest gifts you can give your family. Many estates include real estate in the form of a primary home, vacation home and other family properties. While inheriting a property can be a wonderful legacy, it also comes with obligations that heirs may be … [Read more...] about Five Estate Planning Questions to Ask About Real Estate
Mule Team Boss Enjoying the Journey
In the last century, history has painted illustrious stories about mules and the Grand Canyon, and surprisingly, according to John Berry, livery manager for Xanterra’s South Rim mule operation, not a whole lot has changed. “That’s what I really like about my job,” said Berry. “Living in this … [Read more...] about Mule Team Boss Enjoying the Journey
Feeding Northern Arizona’s Future
As parents, Mike and Colby Miller know the expense and challenges many families face when it comes to keeping food on the table and providing healthy meals for children. In summer 2014, they became more aware of the need after hearing a presentation at a local church about “food insecurity” facing … [Read more...] about Feeding Northern Arizona’s Future
Children’s Garden Beginning to Blossom at Foxglenn Park
The development of a whimsical and meaningful Children’s Garden is taking shape and on schedule at Foxglenn Park in Flagstaff, the result of a successful capital campaign. Organizers say fundraising efforts will continue to complete the project by next summer. Currently, phase one of … [Read more...] about Children’s Garden Beginning to Blossom at Foxglenn Park
Business Leaders Debating Proposed Grand Canyon National Monument Status
Last month, two Flagstaff businessmen traveled to Washington, D.C., to show their support for the proposed Greater Grand Canyon National Heritage Monument. “We went to Washington because usually it is the environmentalists who support this sort of thing. We wanted to show support from the business … [Read more...] about Business Leaders Debating Proposed Grand Canyon National Monument Status
Many Reasons to Vote Yes on Prop 412
Why should Flagstaff residents support the bond issue for a Municipal Court? There are many reasons to vote ‘YES’ on Proposition 412 on November 8, 2016. Cost effectiveness: Prop 412 will enable the City and County to create a joint facility on the site of the vacant, old jail in … [Read more...] about Many Reasons to Vote Yes on Prop 412
Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Supports CCC Override
The Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Proposition 410, which will be on the upcoming Nov. 8 ballot. Prop 410 asks voters to help the Coconino Community College fund programs for vocational skills and replenish staff numbers through a property tax increase. “We are absolutely … [Read more...] about Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Supports CCC Override