Mountain Heart Health Services has partnered with the American Heart Association’s Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart programs. For the past 35 years the American Heart Association has been delivering heart healthy activities, education and programming to thousands of students in the Flagstaff … [Read more...] about Mountain Heart Increasing Heart Disease Awareness
Business
Small Business Day at Capitol Tuesday
Partnering Small Business Groups: National Federation of Independent Business, Construction Trades Coalition, American Rental Association of Arizona, Small Business Alliance, Arizona Alarm Association, Arizona Society of Practicing Accountants, Arizona International Growth Group, Arizona Landscape … [Read more...] about Small Business Day at Capitol Tuesday
SCA’s Education Grant Given to NPA
SCA recently awarded a $2,780 grant to Northland Preparatory Academy for its Bicycle of Power and Recycling Energy Education Project. SCA, a global hygiene and forest products company, awarded more than $43,000 in grants this year to 14 schools in the six regions where it has U.S. operations, … [Read more...] about SCA’s Education Grant Given to NPA
Fitness Model Gaining Foothold in Flagstaff
Fitness Instructor, Jennifer Kotalik offers a unique workout at the local fitness facility, Flagstaff Athletic Club, Saturdays at 9:20 a.m. These classes are open to club members. With the emergence of the “minimal shoe” in 2011, we are experiencing a new fitness trend: foot training. One … [Read more...] about Fitness Model Gaining Foothold in Flagstaff
New Year’s Real Estate Market Update
On Dec. 20, the National Association of Realtors delivered its Existing Home Sales Report for November. Although fewer people bought homes in November, median prices continue to show year-over-year growth both nationwide and in Northern Arizona. Total existing-home sales – completed transactions … [Read more...] about New Year’s Real Estate Market Update
Securing Pulliam’s Position As Regional Hub
Seen any larger-than-usual civilian jets flying above Flagstaff recently, maybe even one branded with the state flag? Pulliam Airport welcomes a handful of private jets per week, and small commercial jets are now a common sight above its environs, ever since US Airways Express/American Airlines and … [Read more...] about Securing Pulliam’s Position As Regional Hub
2014 Job Growth – Slow but Improving
Sluggish, stagnant and anemic are words being used to describe Flagstaff and Coconino County’s projected job growth for the New Year; however, city and county officials remain hopeful. Meantime, economists continue to expect no big surprises in 2014. “The unemployment rate will not improve … [Read more...] about 2014 Job Growth – Slow but Improving
The Picky Bar Life
I laced up my running shoes and ran out the door for a 14-mile run on a brisk winter’s morning. In the past, I have made the mistake of not eating breakfast before a long run because of a sensitive stomach, resulting in fatigue and a lack of electrolytes by the end of a run. However, this run was … [Read more...] about The Picky Bar Life
Flagstaff Man Promoted to GM of Red Lobster
Red Lobster is proud to announce the promotion of Alejandro Chavira to General Manager of the restaurant’s Flagstaff location. A Red Lobster veteran of seven years, Chavira started his career with Red Lobster as a manager-in-training and most recently held the position of Staffing and Training … [Read more...] about Flagstaff Man Promoted to GM of Red Lobster
Business Empowerment Classes Beginning Soon
The Coconino County Community Services Department’s Basic Business Empowerment (BBE) program, which trains potential entrepreneurs with the fundamentals of jumpstarting their own business, is taking applications for the next series of courses that begin Saturday, Jan. 11. Since the program began … [Read more...] about Business Empowerment Classes Beginning Soon