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Cancer Center Offering Healthy Cooking Class

By admin on October 14, 2011 in Business Calendar

The Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare – Flagstaff Campus is offering a free healthy cooking class with Dietitian Cathy Tomasi. The free cooking class is 6 – 8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 27 at the Cancer Center at Flagstaff Medical Center, 1200 N. Beaver St. For more information or to R.S.V.P., call 928 773-2261. Tomasi […]

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Fit Kids Arizona Offering Nutrition Advice

By admin on October 7, 2011 in Local News

In an effort to help children and their families lead healthier and more active lives, Fit Kids of Arizona is hosting its third installment of the “It’s All About Me!” series. This time, “It’s All About Nutrition!” This free, fun-filled event is 4 – 7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 13, at the old Flagstaff Middle School […]

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Nurse Wins $10K in Raffle

By admin on January 20, 2011 in Local News

Lori Stevens, R.N., says she’s fortunate to win $10,000 donated by Findlay Toyota and Flagstaff Medical Center. Stevens bought one raffle ticket for last month’s Turquoise Ball, and didn’t give it another thought. Then came several phone calls from her boss. “I was shocked!” Stevens is a nursing director at Verde Valley Medical Center, […]

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FBN SPOTLIGHT

July 11, 2018

Arizona’s Water-Safety Weatherman Sharing Stories of a Colorful Life

With his familiar voice, schoolboy enthusiasm and mischievous smile, Dave Munsey has been riding the Arizona airwaves longer than anyone else in the broadcast news business: 42 years. Never at a loss for words, a friendly greeting or a funny joke, the Arizona Hall of Famer and Emmy-award winning weatherman still has a lot to say and has poured a life of excitement, celebrity, lessons and luck into his deeply human book, “Munsey Business.” The Jamestown, North Dakota native has been working since he was eight years old, shining shoes, delivering newspapers and serving customers in his dad’s restaurant and bar. Although his work ethic is as strong as a Midwestern cornstalk, after reading the book, you will soon discover it is his gift of understanding and enjoying people, his nimble wit, cunning mind and power button that is stuck in the “on” position that fortified his place in the fiercely competitive large market radio and television world for five decades. Munsey Business is as much a “how-not-to” as it is a “how-to” book. It is the perfect summer read for those who don’t mind laughing out loud in an airport terminal or on a sandy beach. There are also painful stories that will put a vise-grip on your heart as he explains the tragic death of a friend’s two-year-old that sent him on a mission to try to save lives. He began his “Watch Your Kids Around Water” program in 1980. “It’s a book of short stories, 103 chapters, not one relates to another,” he said.

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June 1, 2019

Volunteering to Keep Hikers Safe in the Canyon

Education, self-assessment and planning are guidelines voiced repeatedly by the Grand Canyon National Park Service to ensure that hikers “Hike Smart” and understand the meaning of the adage, “Down is optional; up is mandatory.” Helping to ensure safety are Prevention Search and Rescue (PSAR) volunteers stationed on the trails.

June 1, 2019

Sharing Success Stories of Regenerative Injections

Last month, I wrote about some of the nuts and bolts of prolotherapy. This month, I’m sharing stories of some of the patients who have had success with this treatment.

June 1, 2019

Suicide Prevention Conference Designed to Change Statistics

Suicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death in the United States. Suicide crosses all cultures, ethnic groups and races, social circles and financial statuses.

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