Candidate’s Forum

By Flagstaff Business News on October 1, 2014 in Business Calendar

Oct. 9, 5:30-7:00 p.m. Flagstaff Independent Business Alliance is hosting a City Council candidate’s forum at The Coconino Center for the Arts

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FBN SPOTLIGHT

June 24, 2019

Grand Canyon Railway General Manager: A Man in Motion

A sign posted on the wall of the Grand Canyon Railway locomotive shop states, “Expect movement on any tracks from any direction…at any time.” Though a good reminder for engineers and mechanics working on the trains, the advice spells out sage wisdom for Bob Baker’s position as general manager of train operations as well. With responsibilities ranging from maintenance of the trains to ticketing, Baker has a lot of motion in his job. “I oversee the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel maintenance, safety, security and sustainability and I’m responsible for all aspects of the trains,” he explained in his gentle, polished English accent. Born in London, Baker has lived in the United States since December 24, 1989, and became a U.S. citizen in 2005. “I was a service brat and every time my dad was relocated, so was the family. I attended 11 schools growing up.” His career in transportation began with the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P & O Lines).

COLUMNISTS

June 23, 2019

Now Flying to Dallas, Denver, Phoenix

Yes, you can now fly from Flagstaff to Dallas, Denver or Phoenix non-stop, every day of the week. You also have your choice of American Airlines or United Airlines.

June 20, 2019

Updating County Community Development Plans

Coconino County Community Development has been working to update the county subdivision ordinance, the county zoning ordinance and community area plans. Community development staff, with the assistance of a consultant, completed a draft update to the county subdivision ordinance, which was approved by the Board of Supervisors on May 21.

June 14, 2019

Addressing Issues Through Public Service

My family goes back four generations in Northern Arizona. Originally from Louisiana, they came to Flagstaff by way of McNary, when my grandfather found out that he could make three cents more an hour at one of the sawmills here.

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