Navajo Housing Authority hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony for new development

Principal Jay Litwicki, who has led NPA since 2020, will be retiring and assistant principal Vada Visockis, who is in her 18th year at the school, will be taking on the role. Read moreWith plans set for filling the role, Northland Prep Academy principal retiring

The slip lane connecting East Linda Vista Drive to westbound Cedar Avenue will be closed to all traffic for approximately one month beginning Wednesday. Read moreRoad to close temporarily on north side of the Wedge in Flagstaff

NAU provost Karen Pugliesi said NAU had started efforts to expand its health programs a few years earlier as part of the state’s New Economy Initiative before gathering them into NAU Health. Read moreNorthern Arizona University continues adding, expanding programs through health-focused initiative

February 11 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for February 11

Many Flagstaff residents talk about how Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is tied in with Northern Arizona football. But, recently, there’s been a new connection to the university: Kareem Hunt. Read moreChiefs running back credits NAU's Brian Wright to his NFL success

Imara has the staff at the shelter shaking their heads. They simply cannot understand why this handsome 9-month-old shepherd mix hasn't been adopted. He came to the Coconino Humane Association… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Imara

Looking for the perfect pair of feline friends? Tigger and Violet are 9-year-old bonded sisters who complement each other beautifully and are ready to bring double the joy into your life. Thes… Read moreHCH Pet of the Week: Tigger and Violet

There were 11 lead changes, most of which came from the last 10 minutes of the second half. Read moreNAU men's hoops suffers close loss at home to Montana

New traffic signal poles will be going up at the intersection of Milton Road and University Drive on Tuesday, Feb. 11 and Wednesday, Feb. 12. Temporary closures will be necessary on both days,… Read moreNew stoplights to be installed at Milton & University; delays expected

The annual Hungry Hearts Cabaret and Love Advice Show returns for an 11th season as Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Read moreAs Valentine's Day approaches, Hungry Hearts returns to Prochnow Auditorium

Located in Flagstaff's east side, the space serves a variety of beer, wine, cider, mead and sake in a cozy and sociable atmosphere. Read moreNew taphouse opens on Flagstaff's east side

Tom Pearson’s letter to the editor, 1/25/25, was written to challenge the ideas contained in Dr. Stefan Sommer’s “Spotlight on Climate” article, 1/16/25. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Pearson misses mark with climate letter, NAZCCA supporter says

And so, it begins ... Read moreLetter to the Editor: Law and order and pardons don't mix

Life has evolved because of multitude life-forms. Each species creates its own niche, or role, in communicating information and energy to other species. In nature, 90% of species diversity exi… Read moreLetter to the Editor: If life succeeds through diversity, shouldn’t we?

Re: Tom Pearson's letter to editor 1/18. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Response to letter states 'hopelessness' only detrimental

While I agree with Tom Pearson’s (Jan. 25) call for expanding the size and capabilities of our fire departments and funding measures to prevent flooding, those efforts do nothing to reduce car… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Climate change prevention placed above adaptation

Many of your Flagstaff neighbors and friends are federal employees. We have Forest Service, Park Service, Geological Survey, Weather Service and Fish and Wildlife employees to name a few. Thes… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Federal workers viewed as important to area

FlagShakes will present the show at its new Beaver Street Theatre in downtown Flagstaff Feb. 14-23 for a sequel that focuses on what happens when William Shakespeare meets futuristic robots on the solar system's edge. Read moreFlagstaff Shakespeare Festival collaborates with Lowell Observatory, FALA for 'Shakespeare on Pluto'

This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: Man had too many wives to count

This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: No, you can’t borrow my pliers

The Movies in Flagstaff series continues on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Read moreMovies in Flagstaff: Demand leads to encore of 'Into the Canyon'

The event is called “Creating Possibilities: Short Films by John Schaffer” and will include introductions to each film from Schaffer and a discussion after the screening. Read moreNAU professor and filmmaker screening short films at Theatrikos event

Vitalant has announced its February blood drive locations in Flagstaff, saying that the supply of type O blood in particular is “severely low.” Read moreVitalant announces February blood drive locations in Flagstaff

During Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting, the director of Coconino County Health and Human Services (CCHHS) presented updated plans for a youth center in Flagstaff that would be a hub for… Read moreCCHHS updates plans for new youth behavioral resource center in Flagstaff

The collaboration comes roughly a month after the 10-year anniversary of Stewart’s death in the line of duty at 24 years old. Read moreBoys and Girls Club of Flagstaff honors Tyler Stewart with court logo