The play, Convergence, written by Seth Mueller of Flagstaff will debut at Theatrikos, the Flagstaff Community Playhouse. Convergence features a young woman, Mara, drawn deeply into the spiritual teachings of a man who calls himself Taalius. Similar to James Arthur Ray’s sweatlodge, Taalius offers a 10-day experience called “Unveiling Enlightenment,” where Tara is challenged physically and mentally. The play runs this weekend only, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 and … [Read more...] about Convergence Featured This Weekend
Wat’er We Doing to Oak Creek?
This weekend in Sedona a symposium will explore water issues and answer many questions. The event will be held at West Sedona School on Posse Grounds Road. Explore this magnificent ecosystem and the issues affecting its overuse as a resource. Interact with professionals already working in the Oak Creek Watershed. We hope to discuss with you how you can make a difference, protecting this valuable water source. Show support for the ecological efforts being made in the Oak … [Read more...] about Wat’er We Doing to Oak Creek?
Governor Vowing to Keep Canyon Open
Governor Jan Brewer today announced the State of Arizona will continue funding Grand Canyon National Park in light of the continued federal government shutdown. “Grand Canyon’s importance to Arizona’s tourism industry and overall economy cannot be ignored,” said Governor Brewer. “While I am pleased the state is able to ensure the Canyon remains open during this critical season, it is well past time for the federal government to end this shutdown and pay its bills. We are doing our job. It’s … [Read more...] about Governor Vowing to Keep Canyon Open
Networking Breakfast
Nov. 14 at 7:30 a.m. -9:30 Good Morning Flagstaff Power Networking Breakfast at Little America Hotel. More information at http://business.flagstaffchamber.com/events/details/good-morning-flagstaff-power-networking-breakfast-4968 … [Read more...] about Networking Breakfast
Gosar on Reopening of Government
The House of Representatives passed 14 bills with bipartisan support over the last 10 days to fund critical functions of the government, many of which are a matter of life and death. Yet, Senate Majority Leader Reid and President Obama still refuse to take up most of these funding bills. Below is a list of the funding bills the House has passed, all of which in favor Congressman Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) voted: 25 Democrats voted with Republicans to fund pediatric cancer research. … [Read more...] about Gosar on Reopening of Government
A Typical Week for the Mayor
I am often asked what I do. Most people realize we have City Council meetings every Tuesday night starting at 4p.m. But what about the rest of the week? I have an office at City Hall – do I use it? Is being mayor a full-time job? I thought it would be fun to give you a look at a typical week. Monday: Attend awards ceremony for the Flagstaff bus system; review agenda for tomorrow night; meet with city manager regarding various issues; meet with city attorney regarding various … [Read more...] about A Typical Week for the Mayor
New Health Care Marketplace
The most monumental changes in health insurance are now upon us. As I type out this article (Sept. 24, 2013), the “marketplace” is set to open Oct.1. Hopefully as you read this, it is open for business and everything is running smoothly. Just How Much Are The Subsidies? We have had the opportunity to run through some scenarios with our customers and have had mixed results. First, let’s go through the basics as a refresher. Subsidies are available for individuals whose household income … [Read more...] about New Health Care Marketplace
Evolving Universe Featured at Lowell
Lowell Observatory is announcing a new traveling exhibit, The Evolving Universe. This exhibition, developed by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO), the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, and circulated by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, reveals the dynamic and evolving universe through breathtaking photographs and informative captions. The Evolving Universe explores how the stars, galaxies and universe undergo the same stages as … [Read more...] about Evolving Universe Featured at Lowell
Is Your Business Blog Earning You Money?
When establishing a business blogging strategy with my clients, I always ask if they want to earn money from their blog. The response is almost always the same, “I can do that?” The answer is yes, you can monetize your business blog and you should start now. “Monetize” seems to have a negative connotation these days. It is easy to start a blog t and who doesn’t like the idea of sitting around in your pajamas writing an article a day and making millions? Well, it isn’t quite that … [Read more...] about Is Your Business Blog Earning You Money?
Early Arizona Snowfall Among Changing Foliage
Northern Arizona experienced snowfall today of three to five inches in many areas, although temperatures were mild and the snow melted in most locales. Estimates put this October 10th snowfall as the earliest in 83 years. New Snow and 50 Days to Skiing and Snowboarding Fresh snow in the high county has outdoor enthusiasts pulling out their snow gear in anticipation of what Arizona Snowbowl expects to be its best season yet. As a reminder that the ski season is only 50 days away on … [Read more...] about Early Arizona Snowfall Among Changing Foliage