Hearing loss presents itself in a unique manner in each individual. Barring hereditary losses, each occurrence will be slightly varied. Some people will have a sensory loss, while others are conductive. Some will occur at birth, while others do not appear until late in life. One aspect that is … [Read more...] about What Do You Do with Hearing Loss in One Ear?
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Tennis Elbow vs. Golfer’s Elbow: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Many of us have experienced elbow pain at some point, but not all elbow pain is the same. Two of the most common types are Tennis Elbow and Golfer’s Elbow. Despite their names, these conditions aren’t exclusive to athletes. In fact, they can affect anyone who engages in repetitive arm, wrist or … [Read more...] about Tennis Elbow vs. Golfer’s Elbow: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Promoting a Healthy Community through Trauma-Informed Systems Change
During the post-wildfire flooding of 2021, I witnessed interactions between people who were worried, tired and angry. Residents, volunteers and staff were all scrambling to protect homes, find solutions and bring relief to those impacted. We were all doing our best during a time when nobody’s best … [Read more...] about Promoting a Healthy Community through Trauma-Informed Systems Change
Back2Basics Voices of Recovery: Journey Sparks a Passion for Social Work
Ever since he was a little kid, Reed McCaskill has had a knack for understanding people. His friends confided in him, and he embraced his sense of empathy. “I have always cared about how my friends were feeling, had a talent for listening to people, and I have always appreciated how people confide … [Read more...] about Back2Basics Voices of Recovery: Journey Sparks a Passion for Social Work
Discussing Charitable Giving Regarding Non-Cash Assets
According to a 2018 study by U.S. Trust, 78% of professional advisors say that discussing philanthropy with their clients is good for their business. Both advisors and clients agree that these discussions deepen relationships, including relationships with the extended family, and aid in establishing … [Read more...] about Discussing Charitable Giving Regarding Non-Cash Assets
Voters Will Decide Whether to Renew Flagstaff’s BBB Tax with Proposition 487
Flagstaff voters will have an opportunity to preserve the bed, board and beverage tax on their November ballot, allowing the city to continue investing in parks, beautification, arts, sciences, festivals, economic development and other initiatives. Proposition 487 on the ballot will ask voters … [Read more...] about Voters Will Decide Whether to Renew Flagstaff’s BBB Tax with Proposition 487
Assistance League Flagstaff Launches Annual Campaign to Help Locals in Need
For more than years, the Assistance League Flagstaff (ALF) has been raising funds to give back to Flagstaff citizens in need of help. We currently operate eight charitable programs with gifts in excess of $250,000 a year. But there is more to do. Much of our funding is raised through the generous … [Read more...] about Assistance League Flagstaff Launches Annual Campaign to Help Locals in Need
NAU Celebrates One Hundred and Twenty Five Years, Marching Band Selected for Legendary Parade
This is always a time of great excitement as new and returning students have settled into the routines of the semester, pursing their studies and engaging in their home community of Flagstaff. As I noted last month, this fall is extra special for us, as we are officially celebrating our 125th year … [Read more...] about NAU Celebrates One Hundred and Twenty Five Years, Marching Band Selected for Legendary Parade
Monitoring the Real Estate Market: Everything Could Change in Four or Five Months
Owning a home means a lot of things to a lot of people. It can mean security and stability for some; for others, it’s a license for creativity; and for most, it is part of the path to financial freedom. These amazing benefits and more only come to those willing to be decisive and assume a certain … [Read more...] about Monitoring the Real Estate Market: Everything Could Change in Four or Five Months
Prop 482 Allows County to Sustain Current Level of Public Services
This November, Coconino County voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 482, which proposes a permanent base adjustment to the county’s expenditure limit without adding new taxes or increasing property or other existing taxes. If approved, Prop. 482 will allow the county to spend revenues … [Read more...] about Prop 482 Allows County to Sustain Current Level of Public Services