FBN Web Exclusive ---Camping by both Flagstaff residents and tourists can be a windfall for the local economy and provide local businesses with a boost during the summer season. However, the activity can also pose dangers and create problems for the city and the forests surrounding it, such as … [Read more...] about Camping Creating Great Costs for Region
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Mix Offers New Dining Option
People are discovering, "Mix," Flagstaff's new downtown restaurant. Located in the Old Town Shops, Mix offers a really fresh breakfast lunch and dinner menu. You start your experience at Mix by filling out sheet describing what you want. For example, an omelette order could include your … [Read more...] about Mix Offers New Dining Option
Officials Celebrating Mather Point Upgrades
On Wednesday, June 15, Grand Canyon National Park will celebrate the completion of two years of improvements to the Mather Point and Grand Canyon Visitor Center area. The celebration, which will take place from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., will begin with a celebratory gathering with guest … [Read more...] about Officials Celebrating Mather Point Upgrades
Motorists Urged to Prevent Wildfires
As the Wallow Fire continues to burn out of control, already consuming 389,000 acres, state authorities are urging people to use extra caution. With humidity levels in the single digits, many areas of the state face extreme fire danger. In addition to the Wallow Fire, and Flagstaff's Hill Fire … [Read more...] about Motorists Urged to Prevent Wildfires
AZ State Hog Rally Returns to Williams
The small mountain community of Williams Arizona once again welcomes the Arizona State HOG Rally June 9th – 11th, 2011. A special addition this year is the appearance of the Arizona Centennial Copper Chopper during this three day event. The Acronym HOG stands for Harley Owners Group. … [Read more...] about AZ State Hog Rally Returns to Williams
New Grand Canyon Superintendent Hired
Intermountain Regional Director John Wessels today announced that Mount Rainier Superintendent David Uberuaga has been named Superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park. Uberuaga will begin his duties in mid-July. “I am extremely pleased that we have someone of Dave’s character, experience … [Read more...] about New Grand Canyon Superintendent Hired
County Cancels Horse Races
Due to the loss of a critical partner in producing the event, an increase in operating costs, and the elimination of state financed support for county racing in the State of Arizona and in Coconino County, the Coconino County Board of Supervisors met in special session on May 27, 2011, and voted to … [Read more...] about County Cancels Horse Races
Construction Beginning Along Snowbowl Road
Construction is expected to begin this month along a segment of Snowbowl Road (Forest Road 516), as crews clear trees and build the snowmaking infrastructure for the ski resort. More than six miles of water pipeline needs to be installed so the reclaimed water can be transported up the … [Read more...] about Construction Beginning Along Snowbowl Road
Live Bird Show’s World Premiere in Tusayan
Grand Canyon Condor Encounter debuts this week here at the Canyon’s south rim entrance. This live bird show by nationally recognized show performer Joe Krathwohl features raptors and other live birds plus a giant condor – this is the first program of its kind to enhance the visitor experience for … [Read more...] about Live Bird Show’s World Premiere in Tusayan
Grand Canyon Field Institute Opportunity
Grand Canyon Association is excited to announce aGrand Rim Adventure, a daily half-day walking tour led by our expert Grand Canyon Field Institute instructors, available for same day booking, from June 13 to August 31. A Grand Rim Adventure will share the compelling stories of the canyon’s rocks, … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Field Institute Opportunity
