Perhaps the third time is a charm? Knowledge of the experience unique to Flagstaff and experience at running a city were the topics of presentations given by four candidates vying for the position of Flagstaff City Manager. The candidates discussed their impressions of the Flagstaff Regional Plan … [Read more...] about Flagstaff City Manager Candidates Address Regional Plan
Elections
Municipal Courthouse Groundbreaking Ceremony
The City of Flagstaff will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Municipal Courthouse that will be open to the public on May 30, 3019 at 10:30 a.m. The facility is set to open spring 2020. The new, three-story, $19.5 million facility (approved by voters in 2016) will replace the current … [Read more...] about Municipal Courthouse Groundbreaking Ceremony
City Manager Candidates
The Flagstaff City Council has invited four candidates to Flagstaff to participate in the in-person interview portion of the search for a new City Manager. The final candidate names and a brief biography are included below: Jill Keimach has 32 years of public service with a Master’s in … [Read more...] about City Manager Candidates
Newly Elected Council Members Focused on Business Community
As newly elected members of the Flagstaff City Council prepare to be sworn in this month, business owners are curious to learn what the future may bring. One of the biggest questions is the impact of Proposition 418; its defeat last month means Flagstaff’s minimum wage will rise to $15.50 by … [Read more...] about Newly Elected Council Members Focused on Business Community
Top Vote Getter Adam Shimoni and Minimum Wage Hike Moves Forward
The Coconino County Recorder’s Office is reporting more than 53% voter turnout for the November 2018 election. Adam Shimoni was the top vote getter in the race for Flagstaff City Council, followed by Austin Aslan and Paul Deasy. Regina Salas is within a dozen votes of Deasy, so the outcome is … [Read more...] about Top Vote Getter Adam Shimoni and Minimum Wage Hike Moves Forward
Why Prop. 127 is Bad for Business
With the colorful leaves of fall throughout our landscape, this time of year is even more beautiful in the High Country. Along with the leaves, we are seeing lots of campaign signs dotting our street corners. Among them are bright yellow signs for No on Prop. 127, also known as Clean Energy for a … [Read more...] about Why Prop. 127 is Bad for Business
Remembering Senator McCain
The legacy of war hero, presidential contender and proud American Senator John McCain is being honored and praised by local and national leaders as a country of respectful fans mourns his passing. Known for toughness and integrity, and described as a maverick with his own brand of common sense … [Read more...] about Remembering Senator McCain
Preparing for Upcoming Elections
Hello Flagstaff! Fall is almost upon us! Students are returning to school, Northern Arizona University’s campus is coming back to life, and soon the aspens will turn golden. Fall also means election season is heating up. One of the many things I love about my hometown is that we … [Read more...] about Preparing for Upcoming Elections
Predicting Election Effect on Investments
No matter which candidate is elected president this month by American voters, financial advisor Will Hepburn predicts a sell-off in 2017. “I don’t have a crystal ball, but I am a student of market history, and the first year of a presidential cycle brings a lot of governmental change,” explained … [Read more...] about Predicting Election Effect on Investments
Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce’s BIZPAC Candidate Endorsements for Mayor and Council
Advocating for business before government to affect good public policy that creates a strong business climate and vibrant economy is part of the mission of the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce. BizPAC, the political action committee of the Chamber, is designed to be instrumental in electing … [Read more...] about Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce’s BIZPAC Candidate Endorsements for Mayor and Council
