What happened in the city in 2015? As a city, did we “move forward?” Did the City Council accomplish anything? Roads Thanks to your approval of an increase in sales tax, we saw a lot of road repairs and resurfacing last summer. You will see more this summer. Underground utilities … [Read more...] about Looking Back at 2015
CLIFF CASTLE CASINO HOTEL ANNOUNCES GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel proudly announces the groundbreaking of a six-story hotel expansion project to be held Thursday January 21, 2016 at 8:00am. Cliff Castle Casino Hotel, will break-ground January 21, 2016. The six-story hotel developed by DreamCatcher Hotels, a specialty hotel … [Read more...] about CLIFF CASTLE CASINO HOTEL ANNOUNCES GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
Struggling with Dementia: A Difficult Journey
Dementia, a medical term for changes in brain function, is different than age-related memory loss. Age-related changes affect only the memory, not how a person functions. Dementia, however, affects day-to-day function. Even with cues or prompts, a person with dementia may not be able to understand … [Read more...] about Struggling with Dementia: A Difficult Journey
Possibilities in Every Direction
The beginning of each new year provides a perfect opportunity for reflection and planning. It’s a time to revisit goals and priorities…and possibilities. In 2016, we will continue to provide outstanding teaching and learning experiences supported by research and service. After all, these … [Read more...] about Possibilities in Every Direction
More Women Choosing to Own, Train, Carry Firearms
Carrie Boswell grew up around guns. Her father was a Department of Public Safety officer and hunter. Unlike a lot of women, Boswell was comfortable with firearms and participated in Cowboy Mounted (horseback) Shooting competitions. But it was not until her life was threatened that she realized her … [Read more...] about More Women Choosing to Own, Train, Carry Firearms
Tourism Officials Marking Record Year
At the most recent iteration of Flagstaff’s official welcome to the new year – the Pine Cone Drop – thousands of people stepped out of nearby restaurants, bars and hotels to witness the first of two celebrations centered around the Weatherford Hotel. Flagstaff Mayor Jerry Nabors addressed the mob of … [Read more...] about Tourism Officials Marking Record Year
Social Security Changes And Your Retirement Picture
On Nov. 2, President Obama signed into law a budget deal that affects certain Social Security claiming strategies. The changes mainly affected two strategies that helped retirees increase their lifetime benefits: File-and-suspend: A strategy in which one spouse (typically, the higher … [Read more...] about Social Security Changes And Your Retirement Picture
Considering Flagstaff’s Water Rates
Every five years, the Flagstaff City Council reviews the city’s water rates, which fund the city utility’s daily operations and capital projects such as replacing aging water lines. Here are some important points to consider: With tiered water rates, which reward customers who use … [Read more...] about Considering Flagstaff’s Water Rates
Building a Strong Community Through Business Development
Coconino County understands that having strong communities depends upon a strong business sector and a prepared workforce. At the direction of the Coconino County Board of Supervisors, the County’s Career Center shares its dynamic and unique services with local employers and job seekers. Although … [Read more...] about Building a Strong Community Through Business Development
Exploring Home Treatments for Osteoarthritis of the Hand
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common diagnosis, and if one lives long enough, a diagnosis that we will all hear. My interest lies in OA of the hand. In treating this diagnosis, I often gravitate first toward pain reduction modalities. There are many pain relieving modalities that can be explored both in … [Read more...] about Exploring Home Treatments for Osteoarthritis of the Hand