It was the perfect storm of events that launched Jessica van Zijll into entrepreneurship. The native Arizonan was living the corporate dream in San Antonio, Texas, as a salesperson traveling internationally when the pandemic hit. International travel came to a screeching halt. “I learned that … [Read more...] about Business Owner Passionate About Sharing Northern Arizona’s Outdoors
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Are You Off Balance?
When legendary Phoenix television anchorwoman Mary Jo West spoke to an audience of businesswomen in Sedona last month, she told them she did not know the “B” word when she was working in news. That word was “Balance.” In an interview with Jim Heath of JimHeath.TV, she described her typical workday … [Read more...] about Are You Off Balance?
Governor Hobbs Opens Rockin’ River Ranch State Park
Kayaking, hiking, fishing, birding, horseback riding, mountain biking and picnicking will be more available for locals and visitors now that Rockin’ River Ranch State Park in Camp Verde has opened. Yavapai County Supervisor James Gregory said he is happy about the new park because it offers all … [Read more...] about Governor Hobbs Opens Rockin’ River Ranch State Park
Sedona Film Festival Celebrates Henry Mancini’s 100th Birthday
A letter written in 1961 from actress Audrey Hepburn to the late composer and conductor Henry “Hank” Mancini put his timeless and innovative musical arrangements into perspective. “A movie without music is like an airplane without fuel, your music has lifted us up and sent us soaring, and … [Read more...] about Sedona Film Festival Celebrates Henry Mancini’s 100th Birthday
Theatrikos Comedy to Support Education, Low-Income Homes
An important theater date is approaching in Flagstaff: On Thursday night, March 28, theatergoers will have an opportunity to enjoy what is being called a “hilariously divine farce,” while contributing to two local non-profits – Flagstaff Rotary Club and Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona. … [Read more...] about Theatrikos Comedy to Support Education, Low-Income Homes
Prescott Fine Art Attracts Artists, Students, Shoppers
Prescott Fine Art, located in Pine Ridge Marketplace (formerly Prescott Gateway Mall), offers artwork by a dozen artists as well as art classes for the public. Tamara Holcum, the art gallery owner, operator and artist, is a Certified Bob Ross Instructor. Many remember Ross and his art program, which … [Read more...] about Prescott Fine Art Attracts Artists, Students, Shoppers
World’s Oldest Rodeo Unveils Stellar Lineup
Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. - World’s Oldest Rodeo, is gearing up for its 137th year of thrilling rodeo action. Featuring an array of talented rodeo acts and performances, brought together by top contractors from across the nation, this event promises great family-friendly entertainment. Taking … [Read more...] about World’s Oldest Rodeo Unveils Stellar Lineup
Grand Canyon Conservancy Announces Katrina Bloemsma as COO
Grand Canyon Conservancy has selected Katrina Bloemsma as its next chief operating officer. Previously, Bloemsma served on the senior leadership team of REI Experiences, a division of REI Co-op. There, she re-engineered the division’s operating model to increase customer engagement and support … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Conservancy Announces Katrina Bloemsma as COO
Moonshot Welcomes Jeff Saville as Executive Director
Moonshot is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jeff Saville as the new executive director for the Flagstaff Campus, a move that marks a significant step in the organization’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and innovation in Northern Arizona. With more than a decade of experience in … [Read more...] about Moonshot Welcomes Jeff Saville as Executive Director
With Ridership Up, Rail Advocates Push for Passenger Train Routes Linking Cities to Phoenix
A surge in Amtrak ridership and $66 billion in federal funding for passenger rail has sparked optimism in Arizona for new routes serving the state. South Central Arizona could get a long-sought passenger rail connection between Tucson and Phoenix, restoring Amtrak service to the capital city in the … [Read more...] about With Ridership Up, Rail Advocates Push for Passenger Train Routes Linking Cities to Phoenix