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The first truck hauling Arizona craft beer for distribution to New Mexico left Mother Road Brewing Company on March 18 and turned onto Route 66 toward the Land of Enchantment. The local Flagstaff brewer, located on a “lost section” of Route 66, is the first Arizona brewery to distribute to the New Mexico market. “Since the beginning, our number one goal has been to distribute across all Route 66 states from Chicago to L.A.,” said Michael Marquess, who along with his wife, Alissa Marquess, are … [Read more...] about Mother Load Brewery Distributing in New Mexico

Spring is here, and the real estate season is in full bloom! With a more balanced market and interest rates remaining historically low, I believe that we can expect a busy 2015 for the Flagstaff real estate community! Through years of experience working with many buyers and sellers across the real estate spectrum, I have found owning rental property to be a lucrative investment for those interested buyers. And the future looks promising. As the Flagstaff community continues to grow, the … [Read more...] about Benefits of Purchasing Rental Property

Mammography, also known as a mammogram, is the examination of the breast using X-rays. It is considered the most effective tool for early breast tumor detection. Most medical experts agree that successful treatment of breast cancer is linked to early diagnosis. Mammography plays a central part in early detection of breast cancers because it can show changes in the breast up to two years before a patient or physician can feel them. Most imaging centers and hospitals use digital mammography … [Read more...] about What is Mammography?

The city operates several businesses that are supposed to pay their own way – in other words, they are not supported by tax money. These businesses charge a fee for services. They are Water, Sewer and Trash. Even though the city has a monopoly for its water and sewer business, it cannot charge whatever it wants. State law requires a city to justify its rates with specific data as to the cost of operation. That data has to be made public and the City Council has to hold a public hearing on the … [Read more...] about The City’s Businesses

The fossil fuel divestment movement is taking hold as 26 colleges and universities, 40 cities, 72 religious institutions, 31 foundations and 19 other institutions have committed to divesting from their portfolios companies that extract and process fossil fuel. There are a number of reasons a portfolio fiduciary would consider divesting. Here are few. We are experiencing a changing climate. Our CO2 production has made a major contribution to that fact. We can’t control the weather, but we do … [Read more...] about Divesting From Fossil Fuels: A Fiscal and Ethical Decision

Thanks to our Coconino County voters, spring will be a busy construction season for the County with $5.8 million in Roads Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and chip sealing projects scheduled to begin. These projects, scheduled to begin in the next few weeks, will address deteriorating pavement and improve the safety of our county roads. The reason for this increase in road maintenance projects? Proposition 403, the County’s Road Maintenance Ballot Measure that was approved last November by … [Read more...] about County Gears Up for $5.8 Million in Transportation Projects

Do you struggle with constant joint or muscle pain from an injury, overuse or an ongoing condition such as arthritis? You may have a sports injury that continues to nag you. Maybe you are getting ready to train for your first 5K or preparing for a marathon or ski season. Perhaps you suffered a stroke or have a neurological condition that affects your ability to move and function. If you have a need to improve body function – from prevention to repair to conditioning to increased mobility – … [Read more...] about Physical Therapists: More than Rehabilitation Experts

Most of us are aware of hearing loss and the difficulty associated with not being able to hear conversation or the telephone ring. What about the people who suffer (suffer is the correct word to use here) with hyperacusis? One in 50,000 people reportedly suffer from hyperacusis.   What is Hyperacusis? The definition of hyperacusis varies and may even seem unclear. Most audiologists define hyperacusis as a condition in which a person has intolerance to a level of sound. It can be defined … [Read more...] about Hyperacusis: Hearing that is too good

Key factors that will determine the success or failure of the tenant’s business are the terms found in their commercial lease. Knowing the terms of the lease is critical for the tenant to understand in order to avoid unnecessary aggravation and possible litigation. Tenants cannot afford costs associated with business distractions and litigation. Before any tenant signs a commercial lease, they should have the lease reviewed by their attorney and CPA in order to completely understand how certain … [Read more...] about Know Your Commercial Lease Before You Sign