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 Hepburn, president of Hepburn Capital Management in Prescott. “And change is what makes investors nervous.” It is a given that investors’ moods drive markets up and down. Witness the fact that … [Read more...] about Predicting Election Effect on Investments
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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 proactive, business-minded candidates in Flagstaff. We engaged in a thorough process of evaluation based on responses to a candidate questionnaire, voting records if applicable, public statements and at … [Read more...] about Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce’s BIZPAC Candidate Endorsements for Mayor and Council
Many Reasons to Vote Yes on Prop 412
Why should Flagstaff residents support the bond issue for a Municipal Court? There are many reasons to vote ‘YES’ on Proposition 412 on November 8, 2016. Cost effectiveness: Prop 412 will enable the City and County to create a joint facility on the site of the vacant, old jail in downtown Flagstaff. By sharing resources, creating new efficiencies, and using a site that is currently vacant, the long-term cost savings will benefit our entire community. Adding downtown … [Read more...] about Many Reasons to Vote Yes on Prop 412
Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Supports CCC Override
The Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Proposition 410, which will be on the upcoming Nov. 8 ballot. Prop 410 asks voters to help the Coconino Community College fund programs for vocational skills and replenish staff numbers through a property tax increase. “We are absolutely clear that our local employers need skills training for their employees and future employees,” said Julie Pastrick, CEO of the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce. “That is why we are supporting Prop … [Read more...] about Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Supports CCC Override
Coconino County Hires Government Relations Director
Coconino County has chosen Todd Madeksza to be part of its leadership team as Government Relations Director. Madeksza has been the Director of Legislative Affairs for the County Supervisors Association of Arizona (CSA) since 2006 and has worked as the Director of Licensing and Education at the Arizona Department of Real Estate. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wofford College in South Carolina and a Masters of Public Administration from George Mason University in … [Read more...] about Coconino County Hires Government Relations Director
Dr. Lisa Campos Elected to NACWAA Board of Directors
Northern Arizona University Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Dr. Lisa Campos has been selected to the 2014-15 National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Board of Directors. It will be Campos’ first year serving on the board. “I am honored to have been selected to serve on the NACWAA Board of Directors,” said Campos. “I look forward to the opportunity to serve the NACWAA organization.” Campos has seen her department capture 52 total … [Read more...] about Dr. Lisa Campos Elected to NACWAA Board of Directors
Flagstaff 40 Urges Yes Vote for Education
The Flagstaff 40 urges all voters to vote YES for FUSD Override, Question 1 on the ballot. The Override will continue an existing tax that enables FUSD to maintain all-day kindergarten, smaller class sizes, reading and math interventions, arts and other essential programs. Because it is a continuation, taxes will not increase because of this Override. Kerry Blume, chair of Flagstaff 40’s education task force said, “Every vote matters. In other communities, school district overrides lost by … [Read more...] about Flagstaff 40 Urges Yes Vote for Education
Upcoming City Council Debate Tonight
This week's debate will feature Flagstaff mayoral and city council candidates at the Raddison Woodlands Hotel from 6:00-8:30. The event is free and sponsored by Coconino County Republicans, Flagstaff Liberty Alliance, Flagstaff Republican Women, Flagstaff Tea Party, NAU Conservatives and Young Americans for Liberty at NAU. The debate can be seen on a live stream at http://www.flagtv.net/ Last week's forum was sponsored by Friends of Flagstaff's Future. More than 100 people attended the … [Read more...] about Upcoming City Council Debate Tonight
Paul Kulpinski Filing Financial Report
The Paul Kulpinski for Mayor campaign committee is announcing it has filed its financial report for the period ending December 31, 2011, with the Clerk of the City of Flagstaff. For the period, the Kulpinski campaign raised $11,943.93 and had expenses of $5,452.34. $1,693.93 of the funds raised were in-kind contributions. “I’m very pleased with our on-going fund raising efforts” said Kulpinski. “We are right where we planned to be for this point in the campaign.” With the … [Read more...] about Paul Kulpinski Filing Financial Report
Art Babbott Running Board of Supervisors
Art Babbott has declared his candidacy for District 1 Coconino County Board of Supervisors and officially resigned from the Flagstaff City Council. “I look forward to sharing my vision for an innovative, vibrant and sustaining future with District 1 residents. Listening to citizen’s perspectives and priorities is a critical part of formulating good public policy and I welcome input and ideas on creating a more effective and responsive County government. Our creative and entrepreneurial … [Read more...] about Art Babbott Running Board of Supervisors
