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Up all night: Many NAU students are abusing prescription drugs to manage complex lives, sometimes with devastating effect.

Jan 27, 2012 | 12:00 pm | (0) Comments

  1. Downtown snowboarding a go

    Downtown snowboarding a go

    The two-day snowboarding event expected to be held next month in downtown Flagstaff is still a go, despite a relatively sunny and snowless weather forecast for the next 10 days.

    Jan 27, 2012 | 9:15 am | (1) Comments

  2. Feeling the flow: Flagstaff boys win over Prescott

    Feeling the flow: Flagstaff boys win over Prescott

    During a timeout in the third quarter of Thursday's game against Flagstaff, Prescott head coach Adam Neely told his team it had nothing to lose and everything to gain.

    Jan 27, 2012 | 9:00 am | (0) Comments

  3. Student becoming Lego legend

    Student becoming Lego legend

    It's surely not the first Flying Dutchman to ever be built out of Legos, but Scott Bearchell's creation has been celebrated on a national stage.

    Jan 26, 2012 | 9:05 am | (1) Comments

  4. Flagstaff man sentenced to 36 years for 'sadistic' domestic violence

    Flagstaff man sentenced to 36 years for 'sadistic' domestic violence

    A man found guilty in what was called a "sadistic" case of domestic violence, was sentenced to 36 1/2 years in prison Wednesday for assaulting, kidnapping and putting a shotgun to his wife's head.

    Jan 26, 2012 | 9:00 am | (5) Comments

  5. Retired Sunnyside couple rebuilds bikes for poor

    Retired Sunnyside couple rebuilds bikes for poor

    Donna and Jerry Creamer have increased the mobility of hundreds in Flagstaff for free.

    Jan 25, 2012 | 9:10 am | (2) Comments

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FLAGSTAFF and NORTHERN ARIZONA

Police investigating attempted arson in Sunnyside
Police officials are looking for leads after firefighters responded to a Sunnyside apartment complex yesterday and found evidence someone had doused the building with gasoline and lit it on fire.

Local videos

  • Stolen cars
    Stolen cars
    Thor Pfeil was surprised to discover several cars stolen off his family county property.
  • High Altitude Roller Derby
    High Altitude Roller Derby
    Several local athletes organized a Flagstaff-based roller derby team that practices weekly at Flagstaff Athletic Club.
  • Gosar in Flagstaff
    Gosar in Flagstaff
    U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Doney Park, was in Flagstaff Friday, Jan. 6 to answer questions.
  • Ice fun
    Ice fun
    Just before Christmas, Lake Mary had enough ice on the surface for some ice fun.

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Stolen cars
Thor Pfeil was surprised to discover several cars stolen off his family county property.

LIFESTYLES — Neighbors • Columnists • Recreation • Health • Travel • Cooking

Tidbits: Dip, squeeze and pay
New from Heinz is Dip & Squeeze Ketchup: a box of 10 (27-gram) tublets of ketchup, each containing three times as much ketchup as a regular (9-gram) packet. The box calls that "3x more"; in Mr. Tidbit's book, three times as much is only two times more, but perhaps that's a quibble. In any case, it's a box containing 10 tublets totaling 9.5 ounces of ketchup.

ARIZONA and THE WEST

Special election on Arizona redistricting proposed
A powerful Republican legislative leader has proposed that Arizona hold a May special election for voters to consider alternative redistricting maps to use in the 2012 elections instead of ones drawn by the Independent Redistricting Commission.

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'The First Lady of the American Screen'
Ruth Elizabeth Davis was queen of the Warner Brothers lot and changed the way Hollywood looked at actresses. As Bette Davis, she was as forceful off screen as on and created a new kind of movie heroine, one who was complicated and powerful. Called the "First Lady of the American Screen," she won her first Oscar for Warner's 1935 "Dangerous" and her second for Tuesday night's "Jezebel."
 
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