According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) comprehensive National Directory of Farmers Markets, the number of farmers markets increased by 16 percent between 2009 and 2010. Arizona lists 74 markets in this directory, with two in Flagstaff. “People are more … [Read more...] about Farmer’s Markets: A Growing Popularity
Business
Scrutinizing Ethics and Teaching Methods in B-Schools
American business schools did not always enjoy the reputation that they have today. The first business programs were founded in the late 1800s, but many people (including the self-taught Andrew Carnegie) scoffed at the idea of a university degree to train people in business. In creating the … [Read more...] about Scrutinizing Ethics and Teaching Methods in B-Schools
Flagstaff-Based PathoGene Fighting Infectious Diseases
Have you ever taken an antibiotic you had in your medicine cabinet – just in case? Many times you weren’t sure it was the right kind of medication, or dose, or even if you had an infection at all, but you thought it wouldn’t hurt. Well, the truth is, globally, … [Read more...] about Flagstaff-Based PathoGene Fighting Infectious Diseases
Sawmill Development Moving Forward
At the September 14 Flagstaff City Council meeting, the Council will put the finishing touches on the plan chosen to sell the south half of the Aspen Place at the Sawmill project, which fell into default and into the hands of the city in June. The Aspen Group, the original … [Read more...] about Sawmill Development Moving Forward
Encouraging Feedback on Region’s Tourism
With cooler temperatures on the rise and the departure of the Arizona Cardinals, Flagstaff’s busiest season for tourists may be slowing. However, Flagstaff may have fared better than most cities statewide when it comes to this year’s tourism season. According to Heather Ainardi, director of the … [Read more...] about Encouraging Feedback on Region’s Tourism
Council Rejects Fresh Water Option for Snowmaking
The Flagstaff City Council has decided to move forward with plans to sell reclaimed water to the Arizona Snowbowl. The council decided against selling drinking water to the ski resort, a move that would have facilitated plans for snowmaking on the San Francisco Peaks, by expediting … [Read more...] about Council Rejects Fresh Water Option for Snowmaking
Jobs 2010 -Helping Employers and Job Seekers
Losing your job is considered one of life’s six most stressful events. Patty Kohany has been learning that first-hand after facing a layoff. Despite having a Master’s degree and a diverse work history, Kohany has been out of work for several months. She has been learning a lot … [Read more...] about Jobs 2010 -Helping Employers and Job Seekers
Downtown/Fourth Street Manager to Assist Businesses
His title barely fits on his business card, but then again, as the city’s new “Manager of Enhanced Service Districts for the Downtown and East Flagstaff Area,” Steve Saville has under- taken a big job. He has been tasked, for at least the next 36 months, with bringing … [Read more...] about Downtown/Fourth Street Manager to Assist Businesses
Flagstaff Couple Persevering in Business
Neither one of us had any background in owning our own retail store,” Kathie Knapp said one recent Saturday afternoon while juggling an interview and waiting on customers at The Lite Company. Kathie and her husband, Mike, have owned and operated The Lite Company lighting and furniture store, … [Read more...] about Flagstaff Couple Persevering in Business
Sedona Business Guiding Women
Most of the clients who attend the self-discovery retreats and workshops at A Woman’s Way in Sedona are women between the ages of 45 and 65. “Something brings them here – an empty nest, divorce, loss of a spouse, a health is- sue,” said founder Karen Ely. “Women ask … [Read more...] about Sedona Business Guiding Women
