Whenever a prolonged economic slump occurs, the average American searches for savvy ways to save a few dollars, maybe clipping coupons before grocery shopping or walking instead of driving to work. During a recession, padding the pocketbook with shortcuts like these is an exercise in prudent … [Read more...] about Unlicensed Contractors Undermining System
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New Investment Company Opening In Flagstaff
Four Peaks Wealth Management (FPWM) has opened its doors in Flagstaff, Ariz. The firm, created by a team of seasoned and experienced individual money managers is offering its financial expertise to Northern Arizona residents. “Our unique combination of institutional, Wall Street-based … [Read more...] about New Investment Company Opening In Flagstaff
Competition Benefitting Ski Team
Be a part of the fun at the Arizona Snowbowl on March 2nd and 3rd, 2013 for the Grand Canyon State Winter Games. Alpine & telemark skiers as well as snowboarders will be competing in a Giant Slalom course on Saturday and on Sunday in a boarder/skier/telemark cross. The events will draw 150 to … [Read more...] about Competition Benefitting Ski Team
NAU Implementing Entrepreneur in Residence
Northern Arizona’s W.A. Franke College of Business is looking to land its very first Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR). In doing so, Northern Arizona University (NAU) will join prestigious schools such as Harvard, Cornell and others who have successfully put this model into place within their … [Read more...] about NAU Implementing Entrepreneur in Residence
Traffic Disrupted – Road to Page Closed
US 89 in northern Arizona is closed because a 150-foot section of pavement buckled this morning about 25 miles south of Page, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. The cause is not related to weather and may be a geologic event. US 89 is closed northbound at US 89A, … [Read more...] about Traffic Disrupted – Road to Page Closed
Council Passes Civil Rights Ordinance
The Flagstaff City Council is moving forward with its civil rights ordinance, offering protections to area residents who may face discrimination due to sexual orientation. The decision was unanimous. The measure (No. 2013-08) establishes a Civil Rights Ordinance, which will provide protections … [Read more...] about Council Passes Civil Rights Ordinance
County Crews Preparing For Winter Storm
With another winter storm preparing to enter the region late tonight, Coconino County Public Works crews are again prepared to keep County roads clear and passable. The National Weather Service in Flagstaff has issued a Winter Storm Warning from midnight Tuesday until 8:00 p.m. … [Read more...] about County Crews Preparing For Winter Storm
Matt’s Chemo Bags Offering Comfort
Until his mom was diagnosed with cancer in 2008, Matt Ferguson said he was just like any other high school freshman. All he thought about was football and girls. But on an August day, his father called a family meeting and told Ferguson and his sister, Kelsey, their mother had … [Read more...] about Matt’s Chemo Bags Offering Comfort
Student Debt as the New Mortgage Crisis?
For millions of Americans, the door to employment has been opened by college degrees, many of which have been financed by student loans. But these are now the largest form of unsecured household debt in our country. When the subprime mortgage crisis sent the economy into a downward spiral, the … [Read more...] about Student Debt as the New Mortgage Crisis?
Main Street Catering has New Partner
David DeGraff, owner of Main Street Catering, recently teamed up with Sean Mannina of Artisan's Kitchen in a joint culinary venture. Main Street Catering, now in its 25th year, and Artisan's Kitchen, in its fifth year, have moved into a shared kitchen in Kachina Square, where the two businesses will … [Read more...] about Main Street Catering has New Partner