The Coconino County Community Services Department’s Basic Business Empowerment (BBE) program, which trains potential entrepreneurs with the fundamentals of jumpstarting their own business, is taking applications for the next series of courses that begin Saturday, Jan. 11. Since the program began in 2007, 225 participants from throughout the county have completed the small business training course and 58 business new businesses have opened their doors. “This program has been a success since … [Read more...] about Business Empowerment Classes Beginning Soon
The Danish Are Coming – Chamber Music Sedona
Chamber Music Sedona will celebrate its Danish connection Monday, January 27 when it presents the Great Dane - Victor Borge in the documentary "100 Years of Music and Laughter" 7pm at the Mary D. Fisher Theater and then welcomes the Danish String Quartet as it makes its Sedona debut Sunday February 2 for a 2:30pm concert at St. John Vianney Church, 180 St. John Vianney Lane, Sedona 86336. The Concert is made possible with support from Marilyn Thaden Dexter and Linda & Aiden … [Read more...] about The Danish Are Coming – Chamber Music Sedona
Sedona Marathon Set for February
The Sedona Marathon Event, produced by the Sedona Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for Feb. 1, 2014. The event includes four races: 5K, 10K, Half and Full Marathon. In 2013, the Sedona Marathon Event had a $1.6 million economic impact on the Sedona area, generating $60,000 in sales and bed tax for the City of Sedona. “The Sedona Marathon event is not only a great economic generator for Sedona but it also generated money for non-profit organizations,” said Jennifer Wesselhoff, president/CEO … [Read more...] about Sedona Marathon Set for February
Preventing Ice Headaches
While Flagstaff is known for having beautiful winters, most also know that if snow and ice are not taken care of properly around the home, they can cause quite the headache. Most of the problems caused by snow, though, can be taken care of easily or prevented if one is prepared with a snowblower, properly installed de-icing cables, and a stash of ice melt. Living in Flagstaff, we all know that there will be snow to shovel come wintertime. If you’re getting tired of doing it the old fashioned … [Read more...] about Preventing Ice Headaches
Heart Care and Aspirin Allergy
People who undergo cardiac procedures often get a new lease on life. Once again, their heart can pump blood to a body previously starved of oxygen. To remain successful, this new life has some non-negotiables: a nutritious diet, exercise and medication. For many, therapy includes a low dose “aspirin a day” regimen, which improves the outcome for cardiac patients. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for some people to have an aspirin allergy. Although aspirin is normally a well-tolerated drug, … [Read more...] about Heart Care and Aspirin Allergy
Striving for Successes in the New Year
For many businesses and individuals, the New Year brings the opportunity to evaluate the status quo, consider improvements and make resolutions. Quad Cities Business News decided to take the opportunity to reach out to some Arizonans who are in the business of improving the lives of others. Loretta Love-Huff spends a lot of her time helping businesspeople achieve their goals. Through her company, Emerald Harvest Consulting, Love-Huff offers seminars and does one-on-one coaching. “I find a lot … [Read more...] about Striving for Successes in the New Year
Kelty Resigning as County Schools’ Superintendent
Coconino County Superintendent of Schools Robert Kelty will resign from his current position to become Senior Managing Director for Regional Alumni Support with Teach for America. Kelty, who was appointed in August 2010 and was elected to a full term in 2012, will maintain in his current role until a new Superintendent of Schools is appointed and seated by the County Board of Supervisors. After a successor is in place, Kelty will work with Teach for America to enhance its efforts in multiple … [Read more...] about Kelty Resigning as County Schools’ Superintendent
Snowbowl Offering Free Ski Packages
Just as two Norwegian brothers introduced Flagstaff to skiing 100 years ago, Arizona Snowbowl is doing it again, ringing in the New Year and Learn to Ski Month with 500 FREE skiing and snowboarding packages, plus 500 discounted packages, starting Monday, Jan. 6. During the winter of 1914-1915, Flagstaff had six feet of snow. So, Ole and Pete Solberg made a pair of skis out of pinewood and Ole took a run down Observatory Hill. Local historian Jane Jackson says two girls witnessed … [Read more...] about Snowbowl Offering Free Ski Packages
County Tax Exemption Deadlines Announced
Coconino County Assessor Christine Mazon is announcing deadlines to file applications for individual and organizational property tax exemptions, and the senior property valuation protection option. Organizational property includes non-profit and religious organizations. The deadline to file for Widow/Widower, Disabled, Non-Profit and Religious Exemptions is March 1. PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS The widows/widowers exemption and the disabled person exemption reduce the tax liability … [Read more...] about County Tax Exemption Deadlines Announced
Randon Cupp Serving ASCU Customers
Arizona State Credit Union is proud to welcome Randon Cupp as the newly appointed regional president of business services. He will be responsible for managing the growth of business services from the Credit Union, and will be primarily based in the Northern Arizona market. Cupp will lead an experienced team of business relationship professionals who will assist members in determining the best products and services to meet their business needs. These services include: Commercial deposit … [Read more...] about Randon Cupp Serving ASCU Customers