With a mix of modern, traditional and historical styles, along with surprise elements like a dual grand staircase, an extraordinary art collection and breathtaking mountain views, the Flagstaff Symphony Home Tour returned to rave reviews after a pause through the pandemic for its 12th event. … [Read more...] about Symphony Home Tour Opens the Door to Tastefully Appointed Sophistication in All Sizes
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What if We Took the Double-Fault Out of the Workplace?
In a recent game of doubles tennis, I was completely elated to hear women – women who are far stronger players than I, with fierce serves and twisted spins – agree that there would be no such thing as a double-fault in today’s game. As the first server, I was sure I didn’t hear this correctly. I … [Read more...] about What if We Took the Double-Fault Out of the Workplace?
Mountain Sports Elevating Conservation Support to the Cosmos
Mountain Sports was founded on a love for the outdoors and excitement about adventures in nature’s wild places. Mark Lamberson, who founded the company with his brother, Bruce, knew early on that he wanted to share the success of the business with the community by supporting local non-profit … [Read more...] about Mountain Sports Elevating Conservation Support to the Cosmos
OneAZ Awards Thousands to Flagstaff-Area Non-Profits
OneAZ Credit Union is excited to award $40,000 in grants to eight Flagstaff and Sedona-area non-profit organizations as part of its Community Impact Grant program. Each organization will receive $5,000 toward a program or initiative that supports one of OneAZ’s Five Pillars – Children’s Health, Food … [Read more...] about OneAZ Awards Thousands to Flagstaff-Area Non-Profits
Cycling in the Bear Jaw Groove
Once again, Flagstaff’s longest-running Mountain Bike Race, Bear Jaw Groove, got rolling at Arizona Nordic Village with excited faces, colorful jerseys and zippy bikes. “We had our largest attendance ever,” said Bear Jaw Events Coordinator Stevie Sanchez, who, for the first time, rode in the race … [Read more...] about Cycling in the Bear Jaw Groove
Needing a Paw Up
Sydney, Jazmin and Cody, three siblings who are cattle dog mixes, were born to their homeless mom under a storage shed near Navajo Mountain. Today, they are fully vaccinated and dewormed, and being adopted by families. “A caring person living in Kayenta retrieved them after they were weaned, but … [Read more...] about Needing a Paw Up
Roll the Bones
If, as the saying goes, “Behind every successful man is a woman,” what’s behind a successful woman? Another woman, it turns out – maybe even whole generations of uplifting matriarchal energy. In 2001, as the new owner of MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace, Anne Ozmun remembers that when she saw Emma … [Read more...] about Roll the Bones
Computer Scammers Continue to Rob Users
Computer scams continue to cause chaos and cost money. Idea Karma owner Robert Moses says he has seen a large influx of computer virus scams over the last few months. The most prevalent is a computer advertisement swindle, costing Chino Valley residents more than $60,000 in a two-week period. In … [Read more...] about Computer Scammers Continue to Rob Users
SRP to Receive More Renewable Energy from CO Bar Solar
Salt River Project (SRP) and Clēnera, an Enlight Company, have announced a power purchase agreement for an additional 394 megawatts (MW) of clean energy at CO Bar Solar outside of Flagstaff. This is the second agreement executed between Clēnera and SRP at the CO Bar Solar complex, and with both … [Read more...] about SRP to Receive More Renewable Energy from CO Bar Solar
Entrepreneurial Spirits Rise with Moonshot Events
The post-COVID future of economic prosperity in rural Arizona is strong, poised and ready for lift-off, says Moonshot President and CEO Scott Hathcock. Evan and Kelly Anderson, founders of startup Drinking Horn Meadery, received the 2023 Shoemaker Award at Moonshot’s annual entrepreneurial awards … [Read more...] about Entrepreneurial Spirits Rise with Moonshot Events
