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Housing Market Expected to Remain Strong for Years

April 9, 2022 By FBN Leave a Comment

Arizona’s real estate market remains “ridiculously hot,” says Arizona Association of Realtors President Gary Nelson. “We are seeing tremendous increases in home values in the last two years, increasing about 25% year over year in localized markets and about a 12% to 13% per-year increase in median … [Read more...] about Housing Market Expected to Remain Strong for Years

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism, Williams, Winslow Tagged With: Arizona’s housing market, Bonnie Stevens, Zonie Living: Business Adventure and Leadership

Contractors Frustrated with Forest Thinning Process

April 9, 2022 By FBN Leave a Comment

Ten years of the Four Forests Restoration (4FRI) Phase I ends across Northern Arizona in May. After a decade of missed targets, frustration increased among local forest thinning contractors when 4FRI’s two-year Phase II Request for Proposals process was canceled last fall. “It was decided to … [Read more...] about Contractors Frustrated with Forest Thinning Process

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Williams, Winslow Tagged With: 4FRI, City of Flagstaff, Coconino County, Coconino National Forest Timber Program, Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project, Four Forests Restoration, NewLife Forestry, Perkins Tßimber Harvesting

No Chance of Closure for Winslow Hospital

April 13, 2015 By FBN Leave a Comment

Although the Little Colorado River Medical Center had difficulties last year that has the Winslow rumor mill whispering closure and bankruptcy, there is no chance of closure or loss of service according to Little Colorado River Medical Center (LCRMC) CEO Jack Dempsey. “A year ago, LCRMC faced … [Read more...] about No Chance of Closure for Winslow Hospital

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Winslow Restaurant Gaining More Acclaim

April 24, 2012 By Holly J Wagner Leave a Comment

It’s not just the staff that’s bustling at The Turquoise Room at La Posada Hotel. There’s plenty going on behind the scenes that will, down the line, yield more of the delicious treats that diners have come to expect there. For starters, the staff is moving its office to a new area of the … [Read more...] about Winslow Restaurant Gaining More Acclaim

Filed Under: Winslow Tagged With: desert flower, grand cany, Hotel, john sharpe, natural landmarks, office, Posada, Turquoise, unforgiving desert, vineyard

Winslow Chef Wins Another Accolade

March 2, 2012 By Theresa Bierer 1 Comment

John Sharpe, of The Turquoise Room at Winslow's La Posada Hotel and Gardens, has made the semifinalists' list of Best Chef's released by the James Beard Foundation. The not for profit foundation's purpose is to celebrate, nurture and preserve America's diverse culinary heritage and … [Read more...] about Winslow Chef Wins Another Accolade

Filed Under: Winslow Tagged With: Accolade, Beard, culinary heritage, culinary skills, James, james beard foundation, jamesbeard, john sharpe, profit, Wins

Winslow’s Evolving Art Scene

January 2, 2012 By Holly J Wagner Leave a Comment

Route 66 travelers have long admired the kitschy murals scattered around Winslow, but few know about the developing fine arts scene simmering underneath. The owners of La Posada hotel, known for its painstaking restoration and co-owner Tina Mion’s huge, avant garde canvases inside, are working on … [Read more...] about Winslow’s Evolving Art Scene

Filed Under: Winslow Tagged With: annual quilt show, hotel mion, old train depot, smithsonian institution exhibit, tina mion

Winslow’s Route 66 Plaza Moving Forward

December 6, 2011 By Holly J Wagner Leave a Comment

Plans for a showplace park in Winslow celebrating the history and car culture of Old Route 66 are a step closer to reality, but the city still has miles to go before the tourist destination becomes a reality. Visitors from all over the world already flock to tiny Standin’ On the Corner Park to … [Read more...] about Winslow’s Route 66 Plaza Moving Forward

Filed Under: Winslow Tagged With: city coffers, corner, forward plans, Grant, life size bronze, mural, park, paul ferris, reality, standin on the corner

Bonds and Bankruptcy in Northern Arizona

November 4, 2011 By Constance DeVereaux Leave a Comment

 Who knew cities could go bankrupt? These days, we understand the possibility too well. Like corporations and people, cities can find themselves in court renegotiating debt. In the past year, cities in states from California to Rhode Island have either filed for bankruptcy or are considering it. … [Read more...] about Bonds and Bankruptcy in Northern Arizona

Filed Under: Local News, Winslow Tagged With: bankruptcy relief, budget, debt, interim city manager, jim ferguson, joe duffy, manager, percent, property tax levy, Williams

Locals Hoping to Hit Jackpot on Twin Arrows Casino Bids

June 1, 2011 By Stacey Wittig Leave a Comment

After last month’s groundbreaking at Twin Arrows Casino, Northern Arizonans hope to be put to work on the $150 million construction project. “Hopefully, work will be awarded to local contractors, but it is really up to the construction manager’s or owner’s discretion,” said Kim Brewster of Northern … [Read more...] about Locals Hoping to Hit Jackpot on Twin Arrows Casino Bids

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Winslow Tagged With: Casino, contract, electrical drawings, interchange work, job, rich bowen, site, site lighting, twin arrows, work

No. AZ Chef Finalist for James Beard Award

February 19, 2011 By Theresa Bierer Leave a Comment

In the chef world, the James Beard is the equivalent of an Academy Award. John Sharpe of Winslow's the Turquoise Room is on the short list of finalists. The Turquoise Room is part of the historic La Posada hotel. Sharpe began his career 50 years ago while still a teen.  He was an apprentice … [Read more...] about No. AZ Chef Finalist for James Beard Award

Filed Under: Local News, Winslow Tagged With: Academy, equivalent, Finalist, harrogate england, james beard award, john sharpe, organic ingredients, southwestern cuisine, teen, Turquoise

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