Sharon Tewksbury-Bloom’s life seems to be all about pathways. Founder of Bloom Facilitation, she helps businesses and organizations find ways to connect to create a positive impact. She also is an avid hiker with the goal of finishing the 800-mile Arizona Trail by this time next year. And, as a … [Read more...] about A Life of Connections and Pathways
FBN Spotlight
Arizona Mountain Inn Nurtures Love, Inspires Dreams
Twenty-five years ago, newlyweds Brian and Mary Bostwick spent their honeymoon at Arizona Mountain Inn & Cabins on Valentine’s Day. During that time, they fell in love with Northern Arizona and vowed to someday make it their home. Later that year, they did. “We were both in the technology … [Read more...] about Arizona Mountain Inn Nurtures Love, Inspires Dreams
Williams Judge Takes a Break from Courtroom on Honey Creek Farm
Feeling as comfortable on the bench as he does officiating a wedding at the edge of the Grand Canyon, Williams Justice Court Judge Rob Krombeen says he is living the sweet life, literally, tending to Honey Creek Farm. “I feel we are living the sweet life because of the fruitful contributions we … [Read more...] about Williams Judge Takes a Break from Courtroom on Honey Creek Farm
Communications from a Family of Hams
It was a thrill making contact with volcanic Bouvet Island, says local ham operator Bob Wertz, marking a 47-year quest and the final confirmed contact with all 340 countries and independent entities. “Very few hams in the world have done this and I only know of eight others in Arizona that have … [Read more...] about Communications from a Family of Hams
Josh McIver Brings Nashville Hot Chicken to Camp Verde
Flew the Coop Nashville Hot Chicken Shack owner Josh Mclver believes his style of chicken may be unique to Northern Arizona. Customers believe his spicy chicken rub, made from Caroline Reaper peppers, may well be the hottest around. Considered to be the hottest pepper in the world, the Carolina … [Read more...] about Josh McIver Brings Nashville Hot Chicken to Camp Verde
Ruby Road Vintage Mall Offers Upcycled Treasures
Mondays can be quiet in small towns, but for Ruby Road Vintage Mall in Camp Verde, the start of the work week is bustling with business. Packed with 60 vendor spaces, the store sells a mix of estate treasures, trendy home goods, repurposed furniture, new items and more. The staff at Ruby Road … [Read more...] about Ruby Road Vintage Mall Offers Upcycled Treasures
New Camp Verde Economic Development Director is Committed to the Region
Molly Spangler beams with excitement about embracing and enhancing the Town of Camp Verde as the new economic development director. “We have a competitive advantage here in Camp Verde,” said Spangler, who served as economic development director in Sedona for six-and-a-half years. “Camp Verde is … [Read more...] about New Camp Verde Economic Development Director is Committed to the Region
Ray’s Barber Shop Serves as ‘Clubhouse’ for Men
A brief stopover in Tuba City from New Hampshire provided just enough time for Miles Diaz to be born. Although there’s been much hardship in his life, Diaz has managed to clip through it all. Today, he owns Ray’s Barber Shop, opened by his grandfather, Lazaro Adame Diaz, in 1961. “My parents … [Read more...] about Ray’s Barber Shop Serves as ‘Clubhouse’ for Men
Solving Other People’s Problems
Business owners searching for solutions for cyber security, data storage, data backup and those computer problems that appear unexpectedly have found support from Team LogicIT. Super Tree Service’s owner Larry Phillips is all too familiar with computer issues that can pop up and has found a … [Read more...] about Solving Other People’s Problems
Nancy Sheffert Turns Overgrown Property into Productive Goat Farm
The age-old problem of eradicating deep-rooted weeds can be a real challenge, and finding solutions aren’t readily discovered via a Google search. When Goat Milk, Etc. owner Nancy Sheffert faced the plight of stubborn weeds on her Cornville property, a neighbor’s uncanny suggestion led to a … [Read more...] about Nancy Sheffert Turns Overgrown Property into Productive Goat Farm
