Governor Jan Brewer today announced that Arizona ranks second nationally in terms of solar system installation. That’s according to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) report, “US Solar Market Insight: 2nd Quarter 2012.” With an increase in photovoltaic (PV) system … [Read more...] about AZ Ranks Second in Solar
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Public Input Sought on Flagstaff Mural
The Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy (FALA) will partner with David Grandon on a mural of “birds of Arizona” in flight across the school’s building which faces Fort Valley Road. Grandon is currently working with FALA’s students in Advanced Draw, Paint & Print and Art Studio and is … [Read more...] about Public Input Sought on Flagstaff Mural
Flagstaff 9-11 Ceremony
A short in-formal ceremony will be held at Flagstaff City Hall starting at 0630 on September 11th 2012, near the flag-poles facing Humphreys & Route 66. This ceremony is conducted with moments of silence coinciding with the times the towers fell in New York that day. This ceremony is … [Read more...] about Flagstaff 9-11 Ceremony
SB1070 Taking Effect Shortly
A federal judge has decided to allow Arizona to enforce a controversial section of SB1070. The part of the 'so-called' immigration bill which allows a police officer to question a person about their immigration status after stopping them for a traffic violation, can be implemented. The … [Read more...] about SB1070 Taking Effect Shortly
ECoNA Receiving Vision Grant
The Arizona Commerce Authority is pleased to announce the five awardees of its Vision Grants, a reimbursable grant program designed to enhance the economic development infrastructure of rural regions around the state. The total grant amount of $250,000 will be allocated up to $50,000 each to the … [Read more...] about ECoNA Receiving Vision Grant
Coconino County Fair Underway
The 63rd Annual Coconino County Fair kicks is underway and runs until Monday, Sept. 3 at the County Fairgrounds at Fort Tuthill County Park, where organizers promise ample fun for the whole herd. Every year, approximately 45,000 County residents and visitors flock to the fairgrounds south of … [Read more...] about Coconino County Fair Underway
Forest Officials Concerned about Off-Roading
With the beginning of hunting season, more hunters and motorists are frequenting Coconino National Forest and scouting for good locations—both for camping and for hunting. Many visitors are still unaware of the Travel Management Rule, which began in May that established a primary … [Read more...] about Forest Officials Concerned about Off-Roading
Art Babbott Wins BOS Democratic Bid
Former Flagstaff City Councilman Art Babbott is one step closer to becoming a Coconino County Supervisor. Babbott faced two democratic opponents in the race for the District One ballot spot. With 2098 votes cast in District One, which includes Flagstaff's Downtown, Babbott earned 65% of the vote. … [Read more...] about Art Babbott Wins BOS Democratic Bid
Kirkpatrick Receiving Democratic Nomination CD1
"I am humbled by the decision of the voters tonight. To me, the people of this district are more than voters. They are my friends and neighbors -- my extended family. I will be deeply honored to represent these good people as the Democratic nominee for Congressional District One. "My … [Read more...] about Kirkpatrick Receiving Democratic Nomination CD1
FMC Offering Free Prostate Cancer Screenings
September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and the Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare are sponsoring a free prostate screening. The screening is 4:30-7 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 25 at the Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare – Flagstaff, 1200 N. Beaver St. Screenings are … [Read more...] about FMC Offering Free Prostate Cancer Screenings